Cursory: A Nigerian student has gone viral on the internet after disclosing how he sent a strange school lists to his father in order to receive extra money


The student, identified as @Veremthegreat, disclosed in a tweet on X, his method of extorting money from his father.
In the list he provided, he asked for N30k for the school bus and N25k in new VC welcome fees and student therapy fees, among other things.
His method brought brought mixed feelings to Netizens.
He wrote:
“When I say school is my hustle this is what I mean.”
Below is his post with Netizens reaction:
@ToluDaniel10: Only if your parents are comfortable/rich. “If this list can cause them a sleepless night or bank overdraft, then it’s robbery
@97_eminence: Funny thing is you’re proud of it… “After school you then come to face the world at a different scale… You’re scamming your dad and it’s a thing of joy to you… Your mates are looking for ways to bring something back home even while in school.. you dey mumu dey Happy.. grow.
@Buddin_Rapunzel said: When you finish and start working, you won’t remember to take care of him at his old age.
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