Aligarh: A student election campaign at Aligarh Muslim University has gone viral on social media after an African student named Ayyuba impressed audiences with a humorous and energetic speech filled with ambitious promises.
The student, identified as Ayyuba, is contesting for a representative post at Nadeem Tarin (NT) Hall. His campaign video quickly gained traction online, with viewers praising his fluent Hindi, confidence, and ability to connect with the student crowd.
In the viral clip, Ayyuba delivered a high-energy speech promising a range of facilities that drew loud cheers from the audience.
Among his most talked-about pledges was providing tea to all residents three times a day if elected. He also promised to install air conditioners, build a swimming pool within the hostel premises, and arrange washing machines on every floor.
“Jaisa ki aap sabhi log jante hai… mai jhoothe promise nahi karunga. Aajkal bohot garmi hai, toh mai sabko AC doonga. Annexe me 5 AC lagayega. NT me swimming pool mai banaunga. NT se college bohot door hai… toh mai METRO start karunga.” he said.
“Har floor pe washing machine hoga. Agar mai Secretary bana toh NT me sabko 3 time chai milega.” he added
The crowd responded enthusiastically, chanting “Ayyuba Zindabad!” as the speech concluded. What stood out to many viewers was Ayyuba’s adoption of local campus culture, including his delivery style, slogans, and stage presence.
Social media users widely shared the video, turning it into a viral moment.
While many praised his confidence and sense of humor, others reacted playfully, comparing his promises to those often made in mainstream politics.
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One user joked, “Engineers can do anything except engineering. Long live Ayyuba.”
Another wrote, “He found the pulse of the Indians; the Indians have trained him to be a politician in his own country.”
“Mashallah! This is why AMU culture matters a lot. Such a great speech by foreign student. Great to see it.” third said.
The video continues to circulate widely, showcasing how student politics and campus culture can capture national attention through moments of humor and relatability.
