- A Nigerian lecturer who teaches at the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers state, adopted a modern method of taking attendance
- A video seen on TikTok shows the man taking attendance for his class with the help of a fingerprint scanner
- Those who saw the video said the lecturer is bent on stopping students who write attendant for their friends
A Nigerian lecturer went the extra mile to prevent cheating in the attendance register of his classes.
The lecturer who teaches at the University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT, has been hailed for using a fingerprint scanner to record attendance.
In a video posted on TikTok by Port Harcourt Icons, the lecturer used the fingerprint machine to take accurate records of those present in his class and prevent petty fraud.
The video shows the lecturer walking around the class and presenting the scanner to the students to thumbprint.
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Students did it willingly and even happily as the man patiently waited for each to go through the authentication process.
People who saw the video said the man did the right thing because mischievous students are known for imputing the names of their friends who are absent in the class register.
But others insist that some students might still find a way around the lecturer’s innovative idea.
Watch the video below:
Reactions from TikTok users as Nigerian lecture collects class attendance with a fingerprint scanner
@Nwachukwu Rosemary said:
“If you like use blood samples or BVN, ,my friends them go still help me do my own.”
@fineapple said:
“Na my department be this.”
@Hair Compass said:
No be new thing na. In fact that’s my departmental lecturer!”
@Gloss by kaima commented:
“Person no fit write your name if you no dey around.”
@Tehillah said:
“For how much salary wey dem dey pay you?”
Lecturer seen in an empty class
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian lecturer arrived at a class and met it empty.
In the video seen on Twitter, the man stood as if there were students in the class and was talking to the camera.
He warned sternly that he was not going to repeat the lesson he was supposed to deliver that day when students resumed.
Source: Legit.ng