Nigerian Lady Who Went to Club in London Displays Poorly-Written Notice She Saw: "Who Typed this?"
- A Nigerian lady based in the United Kingdom was blown away by a poorly-written notice she observed in a London club
- According to the lady, she had gone clubbing in London when she spotted the notice, wondering who typed it
- Social media users were amused by the notice she shared and pointed out some spelling errors in it
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Orupabo Lolia, a UK-based Nigerian lady, has left internet users in stitches after displaying a poorly-written 'important' notice she saw at a club in London.
Lolia was amused by the way the notice was written and wondered who wrote it.
Source: Facebook
Sharing the notice on Facebook, Lolia wrote:
"I go club for London see wetin I see, what is “Sleepers”,
“Club ours”? Bruhhh who typed this sh.t.
"WHO TYPED THIS SH.T????"
Content of poorly-written notice at club
The notice Lolia saw at the club was a warning from the management of the facility for clubgoers against outfits they do not allow.
The outfits include tracksuits, joggers, hoodies and shorts. Other things banned at the club are e-cigarettes, slippers and shisha puff. Clubgoers were also advised to dress smartly.
However, in the notice, the club management misspelt slippers as 'sleepers', hours as 'ours' and wrote shisha puff as one word - shishapuff. Legit.ng also observed that the notice had poor use of capitalisation.
The notice read:
"IMPORTANT NOTICE.
"Please No Tracksuits, Joggers, Hoodies, E-Cigarettes, Shishapuff, Shorts And Sleepers Are Not Allowed In The Lounge During Club Ours. Please Dress Smart.
"Thanks Management."
Source: Facebook
London club's notice amuses people
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the notice that the lady saw at the club below:
Teks-Tee Phrancis said:
"Illiterates beyond borders."
Goodluck Ataria said:
"Can London people do without Tracksuits?
"Well, what do I know 👀."
Chi Amaka said:
"Nah olodo write this thing.
"Club ours."
MK Dominic said:
"No be everybody wey go white man land sabi English."
Dåvé Trìllz said:
"Which one be E-ciggareth again na. Abi na Electronic Cigarette???🤔🤔🤔 Or the typist was stammering there🤔."
Okoro Teidor said:
"E supposed be club oasis."
Chinedum Nwankwo said:
"He was drunk 🤣🤣 when he typed it."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that Nigerian singers Wizkid and Davido were spotted at the same nightclub in London amid their beef.
High costs force UK nightclubs to reinvent
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that the Gen Z shift and high costs had forced UK nightclubs to reinvent themselves.
Pryzm Kingston is a well-known club in southwest London popular with students, where artists like Billie Eilish, Rod Stewart, and Stormzy have performed. But the converted cinema closed its doors for renovation some months ago, with its owners saying it was time to "look to the future and reimagine this venue for the next generation of partygoers."
It will be transformed into a smaller club and a dance bar -- "creating venues that reflect what people are looking for now," they added. Many other British clubs are also trying to readjust after around a third of them, about 400 venues, have shut down since 2020, according to the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA).
Source: Legit.ng
