Nigerian Student from GreatAndy School Earns 5 A1s in WAEC Exams with Distinction in Maths

Nigerian Student from GreatAndy School Earns 5 A1s in WAEC Exams with Distinction in Maths

  • Oyakhamke Christiana, a student at GreatAndy International School in Nigeria, recently shared a screenshot of her impressive WAEC exam results
  • Christiana excelled across the board, earning 5 A1s, 2 Bs, and 2 Cs, including a distinction in Mathematics and a credit in English Language
  • Her top grades include A1s in Marketing, Christian Religious Studies, Economics, Government, and General Mathematics

Oyakhamke Christiana, a bright student from GreatAndy International School in Nigeria, has achieved remarkable success in her recent WAEC examinations.

Proudly sharing her results, Christiana demonstrated her academic excellence with 5 A1s, 2 Bs, and 2 Cs, standing out with a distinction in Mathematics and a solid credit in English Language.

Nigerian girl gets outstanding result in WAEC
Girl shows her outstanding WAEC result. For illustration purposes only. Depicted person not related to events. Photo credit: Hugh Sutton
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Student gets 5 As in 2024 WAEC

Her A1 grades were in subjects such as Marketing, Christian Religious Studies, Economics, Government, and General Mathematics.

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Christiana's outstanding performance is a testament to her hard work and commitment, marking a significant milestone in her educational journey. The result was posted by @okpellatv.

See the results below:

Nigerian Student from GreatAndy School Earns 5 A1s in WAEC Exams with Distinction in Maths
Nigerian Student from GreatAndy School Earns 5 A1s in WAEC Exams with Distinction in Maths
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'I was satisifed'

Speaking with Legit.ng, Augustine Peter, a first-class graduate who wrote his WAEC 6 years ago, shared his initial reaction when he saw his result:

“I was really satisfied with the result. Back then it used to be how many credit? 5? But I didn't only make all my papers, I had just 3 C's, and the rest were A's and B's. I was really happy and also felt relief. I have one of the best result during my set. I hope you're doing well.”

Reactions on the brilliant students result

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Nnemeka Kennedy said:

“Wow. Congratulations oyakhamhe Christiana. More power to your elbow.”

Godfrey Raphael wrote:

“Congratulations to Great Andy international Academy and his accomplishment... cheers to the students and staff's.”

Adah Chukwunike commented:

“Congratulations to her and hope she can academically stand and defend this.”

Kyle Savage also commented:

“Congrat to her. My kid sis Also have 5 A1 with 3 B2.”

Luke James:

“Congratulations, Girl! If You Want To See More Amazing Scintillating Results Visit Ogute-Oke Secondary School.”

Imoudu Obed:

“Congratulations... If you what to see good result visit Afokpella secondary school.”

Afolabi Enoch:

“Congratulation dear, but I wish you can prove it, it will be very excellent of you.”

John Garuba:

“Congratulations to her as this is impressive.”

In a recent development, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian girl, Abdulganiyu Aisha Opeyemi, has excitedly displayed her 2024 WAEC result.

Student gets straight 9 A's

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian boy who wrote the 2024 WAEC has been singled out for praise because of his performance.

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The exceptionally brilliant student came out a good result which has emerged online.

The student, Onwusika Somekenechukwu Ikechukwu took his WAEC examination at Chrisland High School Ikeja.

Source: Legit.ng

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