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Popular content creator Asherkine has sparked reactions online after revealing how he was stopped by security officials at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) for filming content without prior approval.
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In a video shared by YabaLeftOnline, Asherkine explained that he was confronted while recording on campus and jokingly remarked, “That’s why I don’t come here,” suggesting the experience discouraged him from filming at the institution.
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The clip quickly went viral on X, with many users divided over whether the content creator was treated unfairly or simply failed to follow the school’s filming guidelines.
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Some users defended UNILAG’s actions, arguing that filming inside institutions often requires permission, especially for commercial content.
Reacting to the video, @PostandIReply wrote:
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“Nabbed for filming without approval and still trying to play the victim. Entitlement is loud with these ones.”
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Another user, @Crownthecook, commented:
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“You deserve it !!! Carry your pompous self out of the school. The content is fake they know that why they sent you out.”
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Others questioned whether filming in public institutions should attract such restrictions.
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@enythnn asked:
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“Wait, is it a crime to turn your camera on inside a federal govt facilities because this thing happened to me recently inside UCH in Ibadan. I really want to know if it’s a crime?”
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Sharing a similar experience, @DjLucianovibe wrote:
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“Yeah same with Ikeja city mall they wanted to harass me one time I changed it for them.”
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Some fans, however, took a lighter approach to the incident.
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@KunlePaul2 joked:
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“Unilag is calling abeg… Go bless some students struggling..”
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While @ZeeofLagos added:
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“At least it ended as a lesson and not a bigger issue. 😅 Content creation is great, but respecting people’s privacy and getting the right permission especially on campuses goes a long way. Hopefully, next time it’s cameras rolling… with approval. 😂🎥”
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