Posts circulating on X since October 11, 2026, claim an intimate video involving a student of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, has leaked and is trending.
Several accounts described the material as an “Azigi” video and directed followers to comments or external channels for links. The posts gained thousands of views within hours.
“Azigi” is a West African slang term, popular in Ghana, for leaked private intimate recordings that periodically surface online. The label has been applied here to the alleged UNIZIK-related clips.
No name of any student, department, or date of the supposed recording has been provided in the circulating posts. Independent verification of the individuals involved remains unavailable.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University has not issued any statement addressing the latest claims as of October 12. Searches of the institution’s official channels and recent public communications show no reference to the matter.
In past cases of viral videos linked to the university, management has moved quickly to clarify facts. In July 2026, Director of Information and Public Relations Aloysius Attah rejected reports tying a lecturer to a separate viral clip.
Attah stated then: “We wish to categorically state that the report is not only false but misleading. After due verification, it has been established that the incident did not happen at Nnamdi Azikiwe University.” He added that neither the man nor any student in that video was connected to the school.
Similar caution has been urged by observers regarding unverified social media material. No police report or university disciplinary update has been linked to the current posts.
The circulation fits a broader pattern of anonymous accounts sharing alleged intimate content under the Azigi tag across platforms. Engagement has been driven largely by curiosity and secondary shares rather than confirmed reporting.
Public reaction on X has mixed calls for restraint with further sharing of the same posts. Some users noted the absence of names or official confirmation before amplifying the claims.
At this stage, the story remains confined to social media assertions. Credible confirmation would require statements from the university, law enforcement, or identified parties involved.
Readers are advised to treat anonymous online claims with caution pending independent verification.
Source: DirtyNaija.ng
