Nigerian On Twitter Calls Out BBC for the Sex for Grades Exposé

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Some Nigerians took to Twitter to accuse the foreign-owned media, the British Broadcasting Company BBC of always reporting only on the evils in Africa.





According to the tweets they claim the recent sex for grade scandal is aimed at increasing "the number of Nigerian applicants" in foreign universities.









See some tweets below.





Nigerian Twitter users call out BBC for the sex for grades expos?




Nigerian Twitter users call out BBC for the sex for grades expos?

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