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    “Avatar of our time” – Lady m0cks her younger brother as soldiers shave his hair after he refused to cut it for his WAEC exams (WATCH)

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    “Avatar of our time” – Lady m0cks her younger brother as soldiers shave his hair after he refused to cut it for his WAEC exams (WATCH)
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    A lady made fun of her younger brother’s hairstyle after soldiers at his school shaved his hair for refusing to cut it for WAEC exams.

    In the clip, the lady @ini_oluwa30 noted that her brother was a student at Command Day Secondary School in Oshodi, Lagos State. Being a military school, the majority of its activities were coordinated by soldiers.

    She disclosed that her brother had gone to write his WAEC exams, feeling like a big personality who could violate school rules. However, the soldiers were prepared for his kind, so they shaved the middle of his head, leaving it bald.

    Given the manner his hair was shaved, the boy would be left with no choice but to go bald. The lady couldn’t help but mock him after discovering the consequences of his disobedience.

    Even though he tried to prevent her from recording a video of his head, she jokingly remarked that his hairstyle was similar to Avatar’s, a popular cartoon character.

    She opined that the soldiers were too strict and only the students attending the school could relate to their level of disciplinary action.

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    @ini_oluwa30 Only CDSS oshodi student fit relate😹💔#ini_oluwa30 @mufasatundeednut @Samuelbanks🤴🖤 @rufai_bukky1🌊 @davido @Kid baby101🤡 ♬ original sound – Mohan🥷





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