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This should be one of the funniest exam questions I have seen in a very long time 🤣🤣🤣. How can a Kenyan university have this as an exam question.

Wotoporiously speaking

Na wa oh
Which kine question is this

This is a critical reasoning question which must be backed by any of the established theories you chose to reference.

No big deal in this question because the lecturer wrote down the whole lyrics which is serving as a guide to your answer.

An average Nigerian lecturer will not give you the lyrics, he will assume you know the lyrics and he will be expecting to get his answers from it

Wahala

Give the man who wrote these exams papers a medal please.

He is a legend. ROFL.

It means Ayra star got nothing upstairs

Wahala be like Ayra star's skirt

The questions are almost similar too my HRM questions in my 300level...

CgRay:
Wahala be like Ayra star's skirt

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It's to test their mental reasoning capacity na

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The number 1 question make sense Gan.
You don't need to have heard or know the song before answering the question.

You already have the content you are to work with by analyzing the thought of song writer and what it depict of the orientation of Millennials.

Go question joor.

Abeg give me the Lecturer number make I send #500 Kulikuli and #200 Kunu to am.

Rubbish

These are the kinds of Questions Seun should Set for Pple Registering into Nairaland.

Do Kenyans understand Nigerian pidgin English?

I don't think so

Very technical and standard question.

Xlogistics:
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bro I been wan comment but I remember you are a guy hiding under a female moniker,stop that shit

I think the lyrics are totally unnecessary. He probably added that to trend on social media. That aside, the questions are not bad at all for second year students.

Xlogistics:
Wahala

There's no wahala there. The lyrics has nothing to do with the question. It may serve as a guide, but the question itself is comprehensive without the lyrics.

Naija to the world!

This is home grown critical thinking analysis better than drawing anopheles mosquito larvae they asked us that year

NOC1:
This is a critical reasoning question which must be backed by any of the established theories you chose to reference.

No big deal in this question because the lecturer wrote down the whole lyrics which is serving as a guide to your answer.

An average Nigerian lecturer will not give you the lyrics, he will assume you know the lyrics and he will be expecting to get his answers from it

Most schs and exams don't support critical thinking in our country that's why they are finding it strange. Most ppl will finish University without having answered ever any question like this

Carry me trabaye

I think the question mode is popular in Nigeria's universities, especially federal, too.

The question is even compulsory.
Wahala for who no Sabi do critical thinking

Personally I consider the question apt and timely particularly in these times we live in where rather than conemn the activities of yahoo yahoo, the entertainment industry designs its programs to patronise and woo them all in the bid to pick their own crumbs of the illicit money

I don't see anything bad in this question. A secondary school Literature or English student will understand this and answer the question accordingly.

Like writing an exert from any Shakespeare work and asking what the theme means and how it affects people

True true animals dey in human form

Na so school questions and school suppose be.