Kaduna Polytechnic Student Trends over His Controversial Matriculation Post, "We are Unalive"
- A Kaduna Polytechnic student has become a viral sensation over his unusual matriculation celebration post
- A screenshot of the post has made the rounds on social media and left netizens in stitches, with some tackling him
- After his Facebook post went viral, the Kaduna Polytechnic freshman broke his silence on why he wrote in that manner
Ordue Iyorkyaa Maxwell, a Kaduna Polytechnic freshman, has generated a buzz on social media because of his use of English.
Ordue had celebrated his matriculation into the polytechnic with an unusual Facebook post.
Source: Facebook
Taking to the group "Largest Polytechnic in Sub Sahara: KADUNA POLYTECHNIC (Kadpoly)", Ordue wrote:
"Congratulations to my matriculation on kadpoly, many died but we are unalive."
He attached pictures in which he wore his matriculation gown.
Ordue reacts to his viral controversial post
Reacting to his viral post, Ordue found it laughable, saying it was a fun post. He wrote:
"Opera Mini ?
"This my fun post has gone to headlines, omoh na mumu thing the make person blow for this una country oo.
"Una well-done keep tagging and sharing ."
See screenshots of his controversial graduation post.
Legit.ng had reported that a Benue graduate who celebrated with bad grammar had apologised online.
Reactions trail the Kaduna Polytechnic student'spost
Ronaldo fan zone said:
"The only problem we are having as Nigerian citizens is to value English more than our tribal language.
"Congratulations bro."
Jane Peace said:
"We are not dying my brother. English no be ya papa language, Dem just dey force us to learn."
Sarah Aigbe said:
"Shey these people dey deliberately do am?"
Presh Nana said:
"In Jesus name my brother we're alive and we'll keep living .
"Congratulations Kadpoly una representative don break table wey we dey manage ."
Jenny Kide said:
"My brother congratulations, I want to tell you that I'm alive and this English is the cause of ND2 delay in Kadpoly."
Waplordzcomedy said:
"This is the major reason I said no to my sis when she didn’t gain admission to the university. I was like Aunty dey house make small book wey u sabi no come leave you. Just imagine the guy calling himself a late man with excitement."
Northern graduate's English causes stir online
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a northern graduate had gone viral over his use of English.
The graduate who claims to reside in Katsina state, made a heartfelt post on Facebook with signing out photos in which he celebrated bagging his Nigerian Certificate in Education (NCE) degree.
The post was filled with grammatical errors and blunders that were too bad to be dismissed as typographical mistakes, and many thought that they should not come from someone who, by his degree, may become a teacher in the near future.
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Source: Legit.ng
