WTF: Teacher in America University of Nigeria Academy commits unthinkable blunder on Kids school report

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I would not know what is going on in the Teacher's head that makes him/her to commit what i call  a cheap blunder especially in an instituition of great magnitude and standard.
I guess the parent could not hold his calm when he saw blunder on her daughter report sheet, he had to correct the blunder and asked her daughter to take it back to school.
it might be a typographical error! who knows.


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