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Angry dad beats up son in private university for scamming him of over N800,000

A video of a furious dad disciplining his son in public for apparently scamming him of N800,000 has gone viral.

According to reports, the angry dad stormed his son’s school in broad day light and gave him the beating of his life for wasting his money and lying to him.

In the clip, the father who is wearing a yellow shirt can be seen belting his son as elders around begged him to have mercy on the boy. The furious dad could be heard screaming at the young boy for wasting his money and failing to attend classes.

Reports claim that the young boy was enrolled into Babcock university by his parents but he never registered or attended a single class. The angry father found out that his son who has been demanding money every week for school supplies was only lying and never used the money for anything related to school.

Upon finding out, he drove all the way to the school, called out his son and lashed him properly to express his anger and disappointment. Lecturers around begged him to stop and the father walked away screaming that his son wasted over N800,000 of his money meant for school fees and school supplies and did not even even seat for one class in school.

Furious dad storms Babcock University to flog his son for wasting his money
Furious dad seen beating his son in public (Picture/UGC)
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Meanwhile, a young Nigerian man has left social media buzzing after he narrated why he was expelled from Covenant University, one of Nigeria’s foremost faith-based schools in the country. According to Adooh, he was wrongfully expelled.

Narrating the story on Twitter, he revealed how he was framed up and used as a scapegoat in a conspiracy that involved several others. He stated that the expulsion happened after he had already written his final exams.

Adooh went on to reveal that after appealing to the school to reconsider their decision, he sued the university and won the case.

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