₦airaland Forum

DSS1335:
Another day to remind all "that school no be scam". My 6 year old son will just laugh at this in amazement. This jargons was probably written by the HOD, health.

TruthHurts1:
A query letter written by a Nigerian Local Government authority, has been shared and reposted on several social media platforms because of its glaring spelling errors and poor grammatical structure.

Several users on the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) have wondered how the letter was able to pass through several official hands without anyone picking up on any of its flaws.

Mr. Sunday needs a query ASAP

Sheuns:
Quarry letter.

Seem they break large rocks into smaller rocks at the LGA.

Mindlog:
The staff who composed the quarry letter is a product of recruitment by connection.😂😂😂

FineUsername:
As i see LGA, I ain't surprised one bit. I have been to my LGA Secretariat some years ago to get Letter of administration. Omo, no body dey there except the gate man, him tell me say, everybody go farm.

Up to date I still dey weak if I recall that matter.

TruthHurts1:
A query letter written by a Nigerian Local Government authority, has been shared and reposted on several social media platforms because of its glaring spelling errors and poor grammatical structure.

Several users on the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) have wondered how the letter was able to pass through several official hands without anyone picking up on any of its flaws.

ComeToJesus:
It seems Pa Awo's free education didn't reach Kwara..

Kajaard:
These are the kind of people holding public offices. I can bet you most of your government officials are illiterate like this.

Shame and very sad

Almunjid:
It appears that your definition of "illiteracy" might be limited to the lack of proficiency in English, which is a common misconception. This narrow perspective contributes to the problem in Nigeria where employers often prioritize English proficiency over industry-relevant skills. As a result, the country produces graduates who excel in English but lack marketable skills, contributing to a workforce with limited value. It is important to recognize that the individual being mocked could potentially possess greater skills and qualifications than those judging him based solely on his English proficiency.

Peace!

WizardOfNG:
This has been debunked as fake news by the LG involved.

https://theinformant247.com/oke-ero-lg-debunks-viral-query-letter-calls-it-fake/