Twitter blows up after Limpopo students protest 'too difficult' exam paper
Acting spokesperson for the university Johannes Selepe says a full report of what transpired will be released on Friday.
Twitter is abuzz after University of Limpopo students were seen standing up at their desks and protesting against an exam paper that was "too difficult".
The education students were writing a philosophy paper, which they said was too hard.
Capricorn FM reported: "The University of Limpopo has confirmed that students have refused to write a scheduled Educational Philosophy test at the campus in Mankweng on Tuesday."
The station went on to say: "Acting spokesperson for the university Johannes Selepe says a full report of what transpired will be released tomorrow."
#university of Limpopo - these "students were obviously at the wrong in institution-they should be at the University of #Popo pic.twitter.com/klvZl0MIME
— Ratio Regum (@purpleroller1) August 29, 2018
University of Limpopo students are out of order...what nonsense is this? "Marumo"
— Walter Phogole (@LeVodkaSA) August 28, 2018
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Enough about Bonang and phil mphela on Sun city story. University of Limpopo Students left in the exam center saying the exam is too difficult.??????? pic.twitter.com/xD8yHk2rC2
— Live A Little (@BornToLeadSA) August 28, 2018
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