The President of the University of Cape Coast Student Representative Council (SRC), Francis Kwabena Arthur says the female student in the leaked nude video may be psychologically troubled.
[contextly_sidebar id=”gwPEruedkUV91iCl7MDLU3sTMXAMKScs”]He said the woman is a courageous person and one who had no problems on campus so her behaviour is “mind-boggling and very disturbing.”
Though Mr Arthur claimed he hasn’t “seen her after the whole thing” begun he said “I’m aware she is having a psychological issue and it has affected her health. The last time I checked she was not on campus, she is not in her hostel, so I should believe she has gone for some medical check up.”
A video of a student of the University of Cape Coast went viral on social media.
Mr Arthur Earlier noted that ironically, the lady personally circulated the nude video.
She has subsequently released another video claiming that she posted the nude videos herself, and sought to discredit claims that she posted the video under the influence of drugs.
“… Nobody paid me nothing, I posted everything myself! I’m not on drugs, they can come and test my blood. What is my course? Biomedical and Forensic Science, check background before you act,” she warned.
The lady, a level 300 year student is said to have interest in contesting for the position of the SRC president of the university.
However, the dean of students of the school is said to have begun investigations into the matter.
Speaking on Eyewitness News on Thursday the SRC president, Francis Kwabena Arthur said he could not fathom why a woman bent on achieving her goals would do such a thing.
“I’m very sure if not for this thing and she had managed to go through the process, the vetting and all that, she could have eventually become the first female SRC president of the University of Cape Coast.”
Mr Arthur said “one may not know exactly what triggered this whole thing.”
Meanwhile, authorities at the University of Cape Coast have begun investigations into how the nude video of the student leaked.
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By: Godwin Allotey Akweiteh/citifmonline.com/Ghana