Mass communication students at LASU lament as they receive an unexpected question on Bobrisky and Portable.

Crossdressing sensation and Nigerian musician Portable found himself at the center of academic discourse when he became part of a test question designed for 200-level students at Lagos State University's Department of Mass Communication. The intriguing scenario unfolded through a video circulating on social media, showcasing the examination paper where Portable's persona was integrated into the coursework.

The test, administered during the first semester, caught students' attention with its unconventional approach. The question that propelled Portable to academic fame asked students to employ the three-art structure model to dissect a controversial incident involving Bobrisky and Portable himself. Specifically, it tasked students with analyzing Bobrisky's peculiar recognition as the best-dressed female character in an Eniola Ajao film, "Ajakaju" (Beast of Two Worlds), setting up a dramatic confrontation between Portable and Bobrisky. To add an unexpected twist, the question prompted students to incorporate an EFCC (Economic and Financial Crimes Commission) element, culminating in a narrative arc that leads to a prison journey.

This unique academic exercise not only showcased the intersection of popular culture and education but also challenged students to apply critical thinking skills in unconventional contexts.

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