Ex-Delta Commissioner Begs For Babcock Varsity Porn Video Gone Viral

A former Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftancy Affairs in Delta State, who was later moved to Ministry of Science and Technology, Honorable Bright Ejedewhro is begging anyone who can to avail him of the viral video of the sex tape of the Babcock University students.

Honorable Ejedewhro took to his Facebook page to make the demand on social media of Facebook users on Wednesday without stating what he needs it for.

Commenting on the outrageous demand, our correspondent, Mr. Fejiro Oliver opined that Ejedewhro “loves watching blue film” and that “perhaps, his time as a Commissioner was even spent sampling porn websites”.

“If not,” he wondered, “how will Samuel Meyiwa post that anybody who wants the viral video of the sex tape of the Babcock University students should inbox him and sharp sharp, Bright posted his number for Meyiwa to send it to him via WhatsApp.

“Meyiwa was even direct when he said it should be through inbox, but the randy commissioner could not wait and quickly attached his number publicly.”

Mr. Oliver suggested that Ejedewhro should be appointed henceforth as Commissioner for Pornography and Blue Film Affairs over the seemingly reckless show on social media.

Meanwhile, mixed reactions have trailed the expulsion of a female Babcock university student who was identified in a sex video which has since gone viral on social media.

It will be recalled that the management of the institution, in a statement by its Director of Communication and Marketing, Joshua Suleiman, said the two students, who were involved in a sex video on social media have been expelled by the institution.

According to the statement, the male student in the video was expelled from Babcock University in February this year for grievous misconducts, while the female student in the same video, until the video broke out, was a third-year student of accounting of the university; but has since been expelled from the university for violation of rules and regulations.

However, Nigerians have continued to react to the expulsion of the female student by the institution on Twitter.

While some have extolled the institution for the brave move, others were dejected by the decision of the institution to expel the female student, saying that the expulsion was not the appropriate decision by the university.

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