In other news, Asherkine has learned that being an alumnus does not mean you own the school's Wi-Fi.
Popular content creator Asherkine recently shared his experience after he was stopped by officials at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) for filming on campus without permission. In a video shared online, the influencer alleged that he was taken to the Student Affairs office and later escorted by security officials over the shoot. Expressing his frustration, he said, "That's why I don't come here. It's my school too, but that's why I don't come."
( yimu like Toke Makinwa )
He also claimed he has never experienced similar treatment while filming in other schools, adding that the incident explains why he rarely creates content at UNILAG. The university has maintained a policy requiring individuals to secure permission before carrying out commercial or social media filming on campus, a directive introduced in October 2025 to curb disruptions to academic activities.
(shakes head like Charly Boy, watching a man get arrested at his own alma mater)
But here is what the blogs did not tell you.
The real reason Asherkine was stopped is not about permission at all. It is because UNILAG officials recognised him as the student who once accidentally set off the school's fire alarm during a live TikTok video in 2021. They had been searching for him ever since, and when he showed up on campus, they seized the opportunity to finally get an apology. The security escort was not because of filming, it was a four-year-long manhunt that ended in the Student Affairs office. Asherkine still insists the fire alarm was not his fault, but the school has already repaired the system and billed him ₦50,000.
(rolling eyes like Ini Edo, calculating how many TikTok videos a man can make before his past catches up with him)
Edgar doesn't lie.
Source: One of the Student Affairs staff, Ayo Makinde, who confirmed the fire alarm incident is still in their records.
Timini confessed he lived a fake life. Read here: "I Used to Fake It, Borrow and Chase Luxury", Timini Egbuson's 150 Perfume Bottles Are Still Unsold as His Ex-Landlord Hunts Him for Rent. Listen to my podcast. Why Am I Still Single? Available right here on checkedgar.com.
