UTME 2019: Nigerians React As Student Drinks Sniper Over JAMB Score.

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By Adebayo Oluwatomi 

Nigerians on Twitter have reacted to the case of UTME 2019 candidate who allegedly attempted suicide because of his ridiculous score in the just concluded Examination in which he had 167 in total. 

Segun took to his Twitter to express his grief after checking his result and promised to take his own life.

Segun gave  updates on his JAMB score since 2016, he tweeted: 
“2015 -189
“2016 -202
“2017 -233

“It is now when people want to send me to school that I will now score 167 in UTME?

“167? LMFAO. Make I close eyes pick answers sef…Me? 167?

“Meanwhile, I will be teaching y‘ all how to make tea with sniper by 9 pm live on Twitter… Tune in.

“This thing go sweet oo. You all should at least make it fun for me by 9 pm pls. Tune in and wish me luck,” he tweeted.

However, Segun was later discovered to have taken the sniper as he promised, which was found out by a Twitter user.

According to a social media influencer, @Pamilerin, who has been monitoring Segun, since he had tweeted. He claimed to have called him but he wasn’t picking, he tweeted, ”Please who knows how I can get someone’s house address from his phone number. Segun is not picking or returning text message..

”Anyone who can help, please.”

Later, Pamilerin found Segun's location and gave an  update on Segun’s health after he had taken  the sniper :  “Segun has been found, yet to respond to treatment but with God, he will survive this.”

Also, another Twitter user confirmed that Segun is alive, he tweeted: ” Segun is alive and in Oluwafayokemi hospital, Ijebu Ode. Please, who is in that area?

Meanwhile, some  Nigerians have  followed the trend of advising Segun as seen in the picture below.


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