A student who has not read the WhatsApp message comes to class and finds it blank

• A student who did not read messages sent on the WhatsApp group faced consequences upon arriving at school
• When she arrived at class, she found out that she was the only student in the area because the room was empty
• She felt sad and returned home, but a video of her experience went viral after she posted it on social media

The student was disappointed when she went to class and found out she was there alone.

According to a video popular on the Internet, the lady went to class without reading the notifications in her class WhatsApp group.

Apparently the class she was attending had been canceled and she had no knowledge of the development, which had apparently been announced on WhatsApp.

When she reached the classroom, everything was empty, so she turned around sadly.

The video generates thousands of reactions to TikTok where did she put it. He shared a funny video @mariakaley.

Watch the video below:

Reactions when the teacher finds the classroom empty

@[email protected] said:

“Those who clear the chat without reading.”

@Levitate said:

“Since they buried my friend without my knowledge, I don’t ignore it.”

@Sharon chileshe said:

“The moment I heard Kasongo, I knew nothing was wrong.”

@Nana Yaa Prissy said:

“It’s me from school. Someone posted her birthday information in the class group, which pissed me off, so I left the group, not knowing that all the information would come from the group.”

@momovetoh said:

“He reminds me of students who came in for an afternoon exam when we did it in the morning.”

@Alice-K said:

“It reminds me of the day I went to church for my first service and found out that the church was worshiping at another church that day.”

@user2091620961559 said:

“This happens when some members of the group tend to post unnecessary information.”

A person graduates with good results

In a related story, Babcock University the graduate graduated from school with a first grade honored and shared joy after the ceremony.

The new graduate said he studied software engineering at Babcock University in Ilishan Remo Ogun State.

In addition to graduating first in his class from Babcock University, the man held numerous positions at the school.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng