A young woman has gone viral on social media after sharing a post celebrating her matriculation into a Nigerian university, which contained notable grammatical errors.
The post, which quickly spread across TikTok, featured her smiling proudly alongside several photos from her matriculation ceremony.
Despite the joyous occasion, the incorrect grammar in her statement caught attention, sparking widespread reactions online.
Fans and users shared mixed responses, with some congratulating her and others focusing on the errors in her post.
What captured users’ attention was her unusual choice of words in the celebratory post. In her message, she wrote: “Happy matriskulation to humble me. Happy is me and my cos meat.”
The post, filled with grammatical errors and misspellings, quickly went viral. “Matriskulation” was a misspelling of “matriculation,” and “cos meat” appeared to be an attempt at “course mates.” Despite these mistakes, her post garnered widespread attention, with many finding humor in the innocent errors, while others emphasized the importance of proper grammar in public statements.
Although intended as a celebration of her university admission, the message has since become a viral moment due to its unintended language blunders.
See some reactions below:
Samuel: “She’s definitely from kogi state, ijaw part to be precise.”
Bello: “When they refuse to go to class to learn what do u expect. Not only cos meat, cos suya and cos fish with cos crayfish join too.”
Wale: “If you want borrow something borrow genius things thought she wasn’t borrow a good english from good person because english is a borrow language.
Odah: “And this one will either have A1 or B3 in English from miracle center secondary school. If u can’t spell words them how come you pass SSCE ?”
John: “Is this matriculation or convocation? Atleast let me know if there is still hope for her.”
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