"Let's Admire": Nigerian Man Shares His Note as He Challenges People to Handwriting Contest
- A young Nigerian man has sent internet users into a frenzy as he proudly displayed his handwriting
- Sharing a handwritten note, the Nigerian youth urged people to display their notes to show what their handwriting looks like
- While some people refrained from partaking in the handwriting contest, many others were happy to flaunt theirs
A Nigerian man, identified as Andy Fred, has shown off his handwriting on social media.
In a Facebook post on Sunday, Andy shared a note he wrote in with blue ink and challenged people to a handwriting display contest.
Source: Facebook
Andy wrote:
"Flaunt your handwriting in the comment section, let's admire and compare.
"This is mine."
His Facebook post went viral as many people proudly displayed their handwritten notes. Some shied away from the contest and passed judgment on others who partook.
Andy's challenge is similar to Chima's, who also challenged people to a handwriting contest after displaying his fine note.
People reacted to Andy Fred's handwriting challenge
Amanda Malachy said:
"No dey oppress us."
Ray Sambo said:
"Don't we have medical doctors or pharmacists here here? Na their handwriting I wan see."
Oyindamola Dolapo said:
"If to say I get only one handwriting ni I will have post it but omoh olofar."
Oluwa Dehbee said:
"Let me not even try to show mine cos the first line handwriting is different from the second line.
"If you don't gerrit leave am."
Raphael Christopher said:
"The best guy with good handwriting during my days is now doing POS,
"Just dey play."
Asisat Dosunmu said:
"My handwriting is so bad that, no one can borrow my note while I was in school."
Iwuese Gloria said:
"Na today I know my handwriting.
"Na legit rubbish.
"I salute you all.
"Omg."
Man weds lady with fine handwriting
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had wedded a lady with fine handwriting.
According to the skilled lady, her perfect handwriting has been of huge benefit to her in different aspects of life. Financially and academically, she was able to get a job and has also been the blue-eyed girl for most lecturers who fancied her handwriting in school.
Emediong narrated that her husband first took interest in her after seeing a certificate she had written down names on. He became interested in knowing who wrote them and got more eager to meet her when he discovered it was a lady's handwriting.
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Source: Legit.ng
