NYSC Member’s Letter to His Abuja PPA Leaks Online, His English Shocks Many

Cursory: Reactions to the handwritten letter a serving corps member addressed to his PPA in Abuja have sparked mixed reactions. In the letter, the man asked to be cleared by his PPA and discussed several difficulties and life changes. Social media users were awed by the graduate’s usage of English and focused on it.

After his letter to his PPA was posted online, a male corps member serving in Abuja was made fun of. Mannir Idris filed complaints about several personal matters along with a handwritten letter asking to be cleared.

But the way he used English had internet users in stitches. In addition to using bad grammar throughout the letter, Idris’ English was notably subpar. The badly written message was filled by spelling mistakes as well.

Idris explained in the letter that he had just gotten married, was a company owner, and could not find appropriate housing in Abuja. Idris’ letter was published by a user going by the name of Blessing Dike on the Facebook group NYSC BATCH A B C, and other users mocked him.

His letter reads: “I write to request for day clearance becourse I have some issues that i leake it then i freedom from my former work shop i start runing the business know, and I have new Marriage wife i staying in the new site area. I need to be help me sir then i don’t get any place that i sleep in Abuja anybody their. Thank you to about clearance, that i coming one’s a while in a month. my request“

See reactions below:

Phimia BLaze Godwyn said: “How em take Graduate?”

Mämmïë Ëlvïs said: “It’s very possible. “I’ve seen a lot of graduates who can’t express themselves in simple and correct English, I wonder how they managed to pass out of universities and polytechnics.”

Jay Jay Awan said: “And they will still get good jobs after service, it’s their type that has plenty of connections, na them get this country.”

Sakatan Dickson “Na Hausa English be this, idris.”

Natius Williams said: “I will write my application using Chinese language let me see how you guys gonna trace the errors. abeg all die nah die shey. “Infact used Hausa or Igbo write joooor.”

Mhiz Titilayo: You sure say nah Corper write this?

Archangel Michael: I no no anybody their… HND una Weldon

Precious Chinaza: How this person reach year one talk more of graduate

Isreal Chizaram wrote: Firstly I would say if you are a CLO, snapping this and posting isn’t funny at all, it’s someone’s privacy,not everything should be posted,what if your lGI comes across this post, I’m in the North sometimes,even the ones that are graduate can’t speak proper English, You correct them not make fun of them, I know it’s funny to everyone,but if wahala comes out nobody here would be there for you. Certain things are meant to be looked and let it go.

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