The Department of Mass Communication at Prince Abubakar Audu University (PAAU) has sparked online reactions after featuring a 30-mark examination question built around the ongoing national conversation surrounding First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s “Akara and Kulikuli” empowerment remarks.
The question reads:
“The First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has asked you to do an advocacy ad copy with the title, ‘Beyond Akara and Kulikuli Empowerment,’ with the sole aim of encouraging Nigerian women and youths to embrace small-scale businesses. As an ad copywriter:
A. Identify four factors to consider in writing the copy.
B. Mention three body copy styles at your disposal in doing the copy.
C. Which of the copy styles in (B) above do you consider suitable for the ad and why?
D. Do a sketch of the copy with images and text.”
The question, which reportedly carried the full 30 marks, quickly circulated online after students shared it, triggering a wave of commentary.
Reactions
OLALEKAN (@alt_fcbkorry): “This is actually a good question in my opinion, now we will know if the students are olodo uprising or not. 😂”
Jay_Pee (@jadekunle44): “Person wey use NELFUND money go school no go fit answer this question oo. Coz he go dey use style dey reason how he go pay back with the same akara and kuli kuli business.”
Reeky01 (@Reeky011): “Chio, nothing when Nigeria no dey use catch cruise sah…”
DA▽E (@iyinoluwa001): “Tinubu wife don put awon omolomo for trouble.”
THAT GUY 😎: “I trust MAPOLY to do the same. 😂😂😂”
active prisca (@William19Prisca): “That’s my school. In Kogi State. Many students, due to anger with APC, refused to answer the question and even told the lecturer that if they dare give us carryovers, we’re going to protest. We don’t support APC here.”
JOTECH CAR TRACKER: “Nigerian lecturers and using trending topics to set exam is like bread and akara.”
Rita (@Supremebaddie_1): “Nigeria is really a comedy station in heaven. 😂”
Miguel (@its_Miguel04): “I know say e no fit pass Mass Communication. 😭”
Sinachi (@Sinachighost1): “I go just stand am go submit.”
Published by Ejoh Caleb
