The “O” in the elementary mnemonic BODMAS stands for Order, not OF as it is widely believed.

The new realisation is making Nigerian tweeps go gaga. Here are reactions:

 

 

“O” in bodmas means “Order” ???? not “of”
Let’s all goan collect our primary school fees back? #Bodmas #Maths pic.twitter.com/taeTg5ccyT

— JEYHOO (@itsjeyhoo) July 12, 2016

As @gtcrea8 wants us to believ its “Orders” nt “Of” in BODMAS, ths Wiki lets us knw our teachers wer’nt entirely bad pic.twitter.com/NFsKpmH1gA

— Kindly Follow Me! (@GossipBoyz) July 12, 2016

Sandalily
Most Excellency
Now BODMAS
I want my school fees back.

— Saint (@StNaija) July 12, 2016

my childhood teachers scamed me. O in BODmas is not Of!!!!!! I never even liked my maths teacher I knew something was up

— αѕνρ σвααα (@bOLu_JosHua) July 12, 2016