A young man named Maxwell has stirred a wave of reactions on social media with his controversial post commemorating his admission into Kaduna State Polytechnic.
In a series of photos from his matriculation ceremony, Maxwell accompanied the images with a cryptic caption.
He wrote;
“Congratulations to my matriculation on kadpoly, many died but we are not alive.”
The enigmatic caption quickly captured the attention of social media users, sparking a flurry of mixed reactions.
While some applauded Maxwell for his unique expression of joy, others criticized the post for its grammatical errors and perceived lack of coherence.
One user, in particular, highlighted the grammatical discrepancies in Maxwell’s caption, suggesting that it reflected an “English problem.”
This critique sparked a debate among netizens, with some defending Maxwell’s right to celebrate in his own way, while others emphasized the importance of proper grammar and expression.
Netizens Reactions…
Donatus Uzege Jr. said; “ND3 pro max.”
Jôzy Flêx Donatus Uzege Jr. said; “We day here.”
Alau B Emma said; “God forbid. what kind of English is this. Damn.”
Patience Williams said; “Rip English.”
Kajang Seth said; “Department of English management (DEM).”
Cbest Jnr said; “English is the problem ooo, my school still remain the best, no too worry ur first semester will give more details if truly u deserve to be there own.”
Abdallah Bin Yaqoob said; “What kind of figure of speech be dis,.?”
Lucy Uble said; “What?”
Janet G Adaji commented; “You will be alive by God’s grace.”
Aleeyu Ibraheem said; “So you don turn fresher.”
Gabriel Joshua said; “Many died but you are not alive, abi weldone.”
Martins Samuel said; “Holy Ghost.”
Keturah Sever said; “Well, I want to tell you that I’m alive and this English is the cause of ND2 delay in Kadpoly.”
ReplyMari Ana said; “Freshers dey call final year student fresher, papa Maxwell ride on.”
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