Delsu Female Students Now Forced To Remove Panties At Gunpoint

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The students of Delta state university, (DELSU) have taken to social media to cry out to the school management for intense security measures. According to information making rounds on social media, the female students are no longer safe as some thugs now snatch panties from female hostels and even go as far as forcing the students to pull off their panties at gunpoint. 
    

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