"First Class That Doesn't Know French"- Reactions As Young First Class Graduate Cries Out For A Job Placement

It's not that hard to come on social media, and see posts by people asking for help in looking for a job. However, when you say you're a graduate of international studies, but you can't write a perfect French sentence, it becomes doubtful if you deserve that job

This was the case yesterday, when a young First Class graduate of international studies had posted a tweet, asking for help in finding a job. From those who were noticing the flaw in her French sentence, to those who asked her to leave education and get a skill, to those inviting her to tutor their kids, it seemed she would be able to get the job.

Agatha Dansofo had taken to her twitter timeline to solicit for support in getting a job, adding that she was a first class graduate too, and would be happy to get any means of survival. With a Plea that she seriously needed the job, She added a French sentence to the tweet, which was probably to show her seriousness, and skill.

She had posted on his twitter saying...
"I NEED A JOB. I graduated with a First Class in International Relations and I speak French. Pls I need this. J’ai besoin d’un travail. J’ai fini avec distinction a l’université. J’ai etudié Rélation Internationale et Je parle la langue français.



However, the reactions to her tweet were not encouraging at all, as some tweets made notice of the error in her French, while others castigated her for having a closed Dm when she was the one who needed help.


This particular Guy below was the one that noticed the flaw in her French write-up.




See screenshots of the posts castigating her for both her French and her closed Dm







Nigerians are very funny though, and tend to notice even the smallest mistakes in any situation. This is why when we leave to the shores of other countries, we tend to perform excellently, and very much above average.
See screenshots of few of the reactions to Agatha Dansofo Tweet











This lady is smart, not only because of the way she used French to send home her point, but also because she was able to take First class in a course that was really troublesome. I'm sure coming online to cry for help was not what she expected to do after graduating though.