WAEC Result 2024: Brilliant Student Who Sat for His Exam at All Saints Secondary School Gets 7As

WAEC Result 2024: Brilliant Student Who Sat for His Exam at All Saints Secondary School Gets 7As

  • A Nigerian man shared his brother's West African Examinations Council, WAEC, result shortly after it was released, saying that he cleared all his results
  • He was particularly proud of his brother’s performance in major subjects, adding that he had 7A’s, 1B and 1C
  • His brother’s name is Nwabaraocha Elbert-Brian and he sat for his WASSCE exam at All Saints Secondary School in Nigeria

The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, result of a young boy, Nwabaraocha Elbert-Brian was shared by his brother on X (formerly Twitter.

In the exceptional result, Elbert Brian had 7A’s, 1B, and 1C, including A1 in Mathematics and B2 in English.

Nigerian student clears his 2024 WAEC result with 7As and 1B and 1C
Student clears his WAEC result. For illustration purposes only. Human photo not connected to the events. Photo credit: Precious Freeborn via Getty Images
Source: UGC

The man, known simply as Emeka on X, said he was proud of his brilliant result and shared a screenshot that confirmed the boy’s results.

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Further checks by Legit.ng revealed that the boy sat for his 2024 WAEC exam at All Saints Secondary School in Nigeria.

WAEC formerly announced the release of students' results on August 12 with reports that some results were withheld due to reasons of lack of full payments.

See the results below:

WAEC experience

Augustine Peter who graduated with first class at University of Nigeria, Nsukka shared his WAEC experience with Legit.ng:

“Growing up as a boy child was actually very tasking to me, because I started hawking at the age of 9, I and my immediate elder brother spend most of our time hawking after school just to support our mother and most importantly to support ourselves, so reading after school was a no for me, but one thing I realize is that I am smart and there's this grace that is available for me, whenever I read anything, I assimilate faster than most of my classmates, I was able to pass all the subject I took. Now straight down to how I prepared for my WAEC. I attended one of the best school in my home town during my days probably things might have changed, there was no competition we all related together as brother but one thing that stood out for me was that I had a mum who is ready to pay my fees at the beginning of the term and also my uncle who bought majority of the textbooks I needed for my WAEC when I was still in SS1 due to my academic performance. Preparing for WAEC was really tasking because at some point I and some of my friends realized that we are far behind in terms of the WAEC syllabus, we had to create time to cover up, sometimes we will have to stay back after school to study, but the study used to be in different classrooms, after our individuals studies, we will have a question and answer section which is always interesting, I thank God that my mum understands me very well and she sees a need for me to study. Individual study and group discussion is the only strategy I used which worked for me from my secondary school days and through my University days.”

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Reactions on WAEC result with 7A’s

Somto said:

“Ah that’s massive. Congratulations to him oo.”

Okwabisongo-The Kind:

“Anyi ji godi Daktar Prokesing emekwanu gini? Agu cleared everything, kpomkem!”

Nmajuale Darcy:

“Oya, go kill cow for him cause it's not easy.”

Ekiti_girl1:

“And that data processing is where my bro got one of his A’s. Congratulations to your brother by the way.”

JustRayy99 said:

“Private schools? Well done well deserved Tood Boehly.”

Òkò Nengi:

“Clean sweep.”

Thenursenaza:

“See clean result, kudos to the young champ.”

Student worried after seeing her WAEC result

While covering the aftermath of the WAEC exam, Legit.ng shared the reactions of young lady who was worried about her result.

The lady had scored poorly in the English Language, her WAEC result was a D7, prompting her to come online to seek help on how to go about it.

Many people who saw the girl result had chipped in with words on what's next for her after such an unexpected result.

Source: Legit.ng

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Basit Jamiu (Editor) Basit Jamiu is a journalist with more than five years of experience. He is a current affairs and politics editor at Legit.ng. He holds a bachelor's degree from Ekiti State University (2018). Basit previously worked as a staff writer at Ikeja Bird (2022), Associate Editor at Prime Progress (2022), and Staff Writer at The Movee (2018). He is a 2024 Open Climate Fellow (West Africa), 2023 MTN Media Fellow, OCRP Fellow at ICIR, and Accountability Fellow at CJID. Email: basit.jamiu@corp.legit.ng.