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Burna Boy’s catchphrase ‘No Evidence, You Go Explain Tire’ surfaces as university exam question

Burna Boy’s catchphrase ‘No Evidence, You Go Explain Tire’ surfaces as university exam question

Story from Maimunat MOHAMMAD

A trending catchphrase on the internet, “No evidence, you go explain tire,” coined by Burna Boy, has surprisingly made its way as an examination question in the University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.

Specifically, the distinctive expression appeared as question number five on the exam paper for 400-level students in the Department of History and International Studies.

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As this exam snippet circulated across various social media platforms, it ignited a wide range of reactions and discussions.

Effiong G. Victor, a Facebook user who shared the image of the question, expressed his astonishment at the university’s innovative approach to crafting evaluation materials.

This occurrence has prompted contemplation about the integration of contemporary cultural elements within academic contexts, leading to conversations that delve into the ever-evolving landscape of educational methodologies and assessment techniques.

What do you think of such an examination question?

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