“She Is the Goat”: UFS Student Shows Lecturer’s Savage Message About Extra Marks, Mzansi Amused
- A UFS student shared her lecturer's savage notice about extra marks on social media and it got Mzansi buzzing
- The young lady took a snapshot of the lecturer's hilarious poster addressing students wanting extra credit
- The educator's message had netizens in stitches and they expressed their amusement in the comments section
A TikTok post shared by a University of Free State student showing their lecturer's shady notice about extra marks got Mzansi talking.
Lecturer sends a strong message
The picture shows the message outside the lecturer's office door. She had a cheeky way of shutting down unnecessary requests for extra marks.
“Akere you wrote Test 1, assignment, and Test 2? It is written in the Book of Leviticus: Don’t ask for extra marks if you don’t qualify—Pastor Enigma.”
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Mzansi entertained by TikTok snapshot
The educator made it clear that if you didn’t earn it, don’t even think about asking for more. The snapshot on the TikTok account @mariahwee racked up over 162,000 views and left Mzansi in stitches.
See the post here:
TikTok users couldn’t help but laugh. Many loved her tactic to prevent unnecessary demands.
See some comments below:
@M.F.U.D.U.M.A.L.OTHEEGEMINI wrote:
"Mara guys we may laugh buy our education system is a joke."
@Future commented:
"Bathong UFS!. 😭😂😂"
@KgomotsoMaponya said:
"So history is throwing hands everywhere. 😭"
@TimmyN joked:
"Kule khantry sihlanya sonkhe. 😭😭"
@WamashuduMusalafu mentioned:
"Haaaw, and we'll still knock there and ask for those extra marks. 😂😂"
@CATALEYA🎀 stated:
"She’s so goated I’m afraid. 😭✋🏽"
@Zanele typed:
"She is the goat. 😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭"
@Palesayabakoena added:
"I blame vision 130 that Peterson left us with now we can’t ask for 2% nyana. 😭"
@Blacksheep wrote:
"Lapho you need 1 mark nje. 😭"
Department of Education gives 5% to some students
In another article, Briefly News reported that the Department of Basic Education has announced that learners will be lending a helping hand this year.
Students in Grades 4 to 9 will be awarded up to 5% extra marks in up to three subjects to help them pass the academic year.
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Source: Briefly News