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Expelled student of Babcock University who went viral last year after a leaked sex tape, has been reportedly offered an international scholarship.
It would be recalled that the student was expelled by the management of the school after a sex video surfaced on the internet showing her and an ex-student of the school engaging in sex.
Meanwhile, a Nigerian Medical Doctor, Dr. Ola Brown, who took interest in the case after her expulsion from Babcock University, disclosed that she has been offered a scholarship in a foreign country and has been fully paid.
He took to Twitter to break the news, which served as a follow up to an update he made on the student in June.
He wrote:
Just made her scholarship payment. She will be traveling out to study in the next few months.
Future head of the IMF/World Bank loading by God’s grace https://t.co/SplHiwfVI9
— Dr. Ola Brown (@NaijaFlyingDr) July 29, 2020
This has however generated several reactions. Below are some reactions:
When I think of other hardworking and morally upright girls that are deserving of this opportunity. All I can say is “This life no balance”.
— SOURCE CODE (@deladeofficial) July 29, 2020
In the previous month, Dr. Ola had written on the progress the lady has been making since some Nigerians came to her rescue.
He disclosed that since her expulsion from the school, she has improved drastically, both academically and psychologically.
He wrote at the time:
“I know not many people will care, but there are some people that followed the story of ‘Babcock girl’. I am so proud of the progress she is making academically/psychologically/ spiritually. Hoping she will become one of the world’s best finance guru’s/economists.
“Every time she calls she has some new insight into the wonderful world of finance/accounting/economics. She is smart, passionate, and focused. She reads widely and deeply. She understands complex topics easily. I see her at the IMF/AFDB or some other global finance institution
“She will NOT be defined by the manner in which her privacy was violated by someone she trusted.”
