Students allegedly take extreme action after outrage over inflated textbook sale
Drama erupted at a university campus after course mates reportedly had their class representative arrested for selling a N3,000 textbook for N8,500, sparking outrage among students.
Shockingly, the money from the sale was allegedly used by the class rep to buy an iPhone 16, fueling anger and accusations of greed.
WHAT HAPPENED
- The class rep reportedly marked up the textbook by nearly 3x its original price
- Course mates confronted him, demanding accountability
- Allegedly, unable to resolve matters amicably, they involved authorities, leading to his arrest
STUDENT REACTIONS
Social media is abuzz with the incident, with reactions ranging from:
- Condemnation of the exorbitant price hike
- Shock over using student funds for luxury purchases
- Debates over whether arresting a peer was appropriate
THE BIGGER PICTURE
The controversy highlights:
- The ethical responsibilities of student leaders
- How peer pressure and accountability shape campus life
- The temptations of luxury purchases vs. moral conduct
“A class rep should serve the class, not exploit it,” one student commented, as discussions around the incident continue to trend online.
