Cursory: A teenage girl’s viral social media post garnered attention due to her limited proficiency in English. Cecilia Bright Ejoha expressed gratitude to God for completing her WAEC exam but faced criticism for her original post’s grammar. She later edited the post to improve the language and express her gratitude more eloquently.


The internet is not kind, which is why before making a post, which is why it is advised to scrutinize whatever you want to post on there.
This is common knowledge actually but just like every common thing there are still people who don’t know or they just get unlucky.
A secondary school girl’s who made a Facebook post to celebrate the completion of her secondary school education has learnt how unforgiving the internet can be the very hard way.
She instantly turned herself into an instant internet celebrity because she failed to proof read and cross-check her grammar before posting.
Cecilia Bright Ejoha, out of excitement, penned an appreciation to God on Facebook for completing her WAEC exam. Her poor usage of English could not be overlooked by internet users.
Her initial post reads:
“I all thanks to God almighty for today, for making wace we thank God that we are done and dusted.”
Realizing the criticism she received, the young lady decided to edit her post, which now reads:
“All thanks to God almighty for today, for making this exams a successful one, thank God that we are done and dusted from o, level may his name be praise forever.”
Source: legit.ng
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