Teacher Abroad Tells His Oyinbo students to Draw Garri, Shares Results

Cursory: Teacher Jerry, a Nigerian educator abroad, assigned his non-Nigerian students the task of drawing cassava granules (garri) as a class activity.

Teacher Jerry, a Nigerian educator working abroad, recently shared the outcomes of a unique assignment he gave to his non-Nigerian students. In a Facebook post, Jerry revealed that he instructed his students to draw cassava granules, commonly known as garri, during a class activity.

Jerry humorously recounted that he had previously tasked his students with drawing beans, and he jokingly hinted at assigning groundnuts for their next drawing exercise. In the Facebook post, Jerry shared images of his students earnestly engaged in drawing garri, showcasing their interpretations of the task.

Accompanying the images, Jerry made lighthearted remarks about the historical context, likening the assignment to a form of cultural payback for colonialism.

He wrote:

“Last week I gave my students Beans to draw. I said I will give them Garri next, una think say na play. Oya see am now, I don Hustle Garri from my ancestors give them. (For the Culture). “No be every time them go Dey colonize us, Make we self Colonize them small… DAN UBANSU!!! ❤️. “Next one I’ll Hustle Groundnut and give them.” He added that he did it for the culture. “Them go see shegeh for my hand.. “For the culture. ”

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