South African exam invigilator causes trouble with her big behind

A South African lady, named Lulu Menziwa, has caused serious stirs on social media with her big behind. Her photos are currently not sitting well with most Africans, especially her fellow South Africans.

Taking to her Twitter page, Lulu, shared photos of her front view and her big butt. A few of the commenters loved it while the others roasted her for lack of discipline and work ethics (code of conduct). 

Lulu Menziwa is a secondary school teacher and an exam invigilator in a public school in South Africa. In the photos, the students are seen sitting for their examinations while Lulu had a spare time to click some racy photos. In the photo, Lulu seems not to be wearing a bra.

In her caption, she wrote:

"My days at work."

My days at work😍😭 pic.twitter.com/vEQ3Is7nhv

— Lulu Menziwa (@lulu_menziwa) January 4, 2021

Reactions from Africans on social media:

Omo that ass is to blame if I fail, but you can put that blame on me pic.twitter.com/C62fa2Ke52

— BadBoy Z (@czarsty1) January 5, 2021

Ethics and code of conduct, SACE intervene pls. I'm a teacher myself but I can't go to work like this. Its a big no. You are killing this generation you are not building

— SG Shalom (@SGShalom1) January 4, 2021

Certain attire is meant for home

You can't wear such and teach our kids bcuz that's inappropriate pic.twitter.com/6dcdWO1Mz9

— Michael D (@DMichaeld85) January 4, 2021

I dont think this is in any way ethical. You look hot tho but still, ethics and code of conduct are challenged heavily

— YungPapi (@Nebby_Only) January 4, 2021

Truth is, the gender doesn't want to be told the truth. No one is objectifying or sexualising her body here. She didn't give herself her body, so she can't be judged for her body. But using that body to sexually harras some teenage boys is where the problem tells an untruth...

— Zarel 🥵💦💦 (@Uko2300) January 5, 2021

Working with teenagers and you feel it is appropriate to go to work without wearing bra. Sometimes your would do things and you’d wonder where they learnt it from. 🤦🏾‍♀️
Silly girl. pic.twitter.com/Gmm2dgGjaG

— Anty Funmi ♥♥ (@seyishae) January 4, 2021

Those kids are not even looking. If they were to be me in baby class, I will look look look and look. Aye iwe ma baje ni

— Lola Okunrin (@lollypeezle) January 4, 2021

Problem is not how she's dressed but how perverts view her ...say whatever you want to say then why aren't you complaining about various sports' dress codes 🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️🤷🏿‍♂️

— SimplyHuman (@SiloloMasilo) January 4, 2021

Guys how you dress matters, your superior may not say anything but trust me it will matter when u want to progress to a higher post. You cannot dress to work the way you dress eClubini

— Yolanda Sihle Sihawu (@yoleesihawu) January 4, 2021

Code of conduct? Am a teacher myself n we strongly need to change the suppressive codes written to steal away our freedom as educators.if I feel like wearing shorts at work so b it.n if tiz on a weekend,let the lady b free.haybo!

— Bongani (@Bongani60091930) January 4, 2021