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Angry boyfriend beats up girlfriend after she dumped him moments after he paid her school fees (video)

A video has since emerged on the internet believed to have been shot at Michael Okpara University, which involves a scorned lover who was dumped by his girlfriend after he claimed to have paid her school fees.

It is a common knowledge that people often get into relationships for different reasons and most times, leave when their needs are fulfilled. This was the case of the two lovers who caused quite a huge scene at the Michael Okpara University.

In the video, the young man is seen chasing after the girl, demanding for his money while a crowd gathers and follows what appears to be hot drama about to unravel. The lady who appears to be protected by some guys, ends up getting a hot slap from the enraged ex-boyfriend who wants nothing but his money paid back in full.

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Angry boyfriend beats up girlfriend after she dumped him moments after he paid her school fees (video)

He is heard screaming, "Jane where's my money?!"/UAM-INTERACTORS
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While some students are seen trying to stop him from doing anymore damage to the helpless looking girl, others however are trying to stop the girl from escaping the scene, something she tries continuously as the crowd grows.

Watch video below:

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In a similar story, a man who sponsor his girlfriend of four years and her younger brothers through school, got dumped to marry another man.

The post reads: "This girl dated this man for 4years, he paid her way through school and he still paid her younger brothers school fee just last week. Last Saturday was her traditional marriage with another man. I saw a man cry bitterly today. Scum isn't gender based. EVERY GENDER IS SCUM."

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