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Six girls were in trouble when a campus couple had a fight during the week.
They went home barefoot after their shoes were allegedly stolen during a party at the home of a fresh graduate of Daystar University.
Their shoes were taken away by the girlfriend of the graduate.
The campus boy had locked her out of the party at his Runda house in which he had invited the six girls.
“The ladies had attended a party in the man’s house. When his girlfriend came, he refused to open the door for her,” one of them said.
The party went on with dance, drinks and loud music as the girl banged on the door. At one moment, she argued with her boyfriend then threatened that she will teach the ladies a lesson.
According to Campus Vibe correspondent, she later collected all the shoes at the door belonging to the door and took them away.
“She took six pairs of shoes. Mine were very expensive shoes,” one of them said. They later went barefoot to a nearby police station where they recorded a statement on the alleged theft. Since they could not find a shoe shop in Runda, some borrowed flip-flops (slippers) while the rest walked from the estate to the CBD barefoot.
The Daystar campus graduate is said to have refused to open the door for her girlfriend after she allegedly aborted.
