Boy With Well-spoken English Language Loses Senior Prefect Election to Another Kid in School, Accepts Defeat

Boy With Well-spoken English Language Loses Senior Prefect Election to Another Kid in School, Accepts Defeat

  • An intelligent student has surprised many people online with his composure after he lost an election in his school
  • The boy said he was not angry with himself that he lost but that the situation taught him important things in life
  • Many people who listened to his well-spoken English wondered why people did not vote for him in the election

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A boy who did not win the senior boy prefectship election in his school spoke after the loss. With much confidence, the kid said the loss had taught him many things.

He said he would have to return and work more on his conviction skill. The student added that he realised there will always be losers or winners in any contest.

Secondary school boy/Kid lost election.
A kid who lost his school election said he would learn how to contest better next time. Photo source: rockitallby_duroandelle
Source: TikTok

Confident boy with well-spoken English

Many people who listened to him speak good English said he would be a politician in the future.

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He told his interviewer:

"Although I lost, I'm not upset with myself. I'm upset a little but...I'll learn how to convince people better, and I have also learnt that in life there are two things: winners and losers."

His video was shared by @rockitallby_duroandelle.

Watch the video below:

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:

Great Ike said:

"They will not vote for him bcos he will write those who will speak Twi in the classroom."

HighSim said:

"Some of my uni friends cannot speak English confidently like this."

Surewin wondered:

"Why didn't they vote for this genius? He us naturally intelligent."

joel woters said:

"He lost because he is going to disturb we the twi speakers in class, it would difficult to communicate with him."

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NBA-EASY said:

"Future President Hopefully."

Rittenhouse said:

"Am sure they didn't vote for him because they see him as too knowing."

augustineadu515 said:

"I can see the spirit of politics dwelling in him in future I swear."

user4501250392162 said:

"He speaks good English intelligent boy. I pray for favor in everything you do .ur future is bright."

Another kid contests for school election

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a smart Nigerian kid, Kayode, amazed many people in a video shared by @wanjohn1 on social media with his campaign speech for the role of a head boy in his school.

When Kayode greeted the proprietress and other staff members of the school by saying, “I greet you not only a pleasant but a cordial good morning”, the whole crowd howled in praise.

Man sponsors boy's education

In other news, a kind Nigerian man with the handle @PrinceCokers shared an emotional story of a poor boy he helped and whose life eventually improved.

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The CEO said he always noticed a boy in a panel beater shop each time he passed.

Out of curiosity, he asked the boy's boss why the kid was not in school like his mates, and the man told him the boy's parents were poor. He sponsored him.

Source: Legit.ng

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Joseph Omotayo (HOD Human-Interest) Joseph Omotayo has been writing for the human interest desk since 2019 and is currently the head of the desk. He graduated from Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, with a degree in Literature in English in 2016. He once worked for Afridiaspora, OlisaTV & CLR. He is a 2022/2023 Kwame Karikari Fact-Checking fellow. He can be reached via: joseph.omotayo@corp.legit.ng.