Despite D7 in Data Processing, Nigerian Mother Proudly Shares Daughter’s WAEC Results
- A Nigerian mother has proudly shared her daughter’s WAEC results, despite a D7 in data processing
- The lady, posting on X (formerly Twitter), revealed the full results of her daughter, Ukannah Sarah
- Sarah achieved A1s in Financial Accounting and Government, secured Bs in other subjects, but received a lower grade in English language
A Nigerian mother couldn't be prouder of her daughter’s WAEC results, even with a D7 in data processing.
Sharing the results on X (formerly Twitter), she highlighted her daughter, Ukannah Sarah's, impressive achievements, including A1s in Financial Accounting and Government.
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Despite a lower grade in English language, Sarah’s strong performance in other subjects earned her praise from her mother. The video was posted by @opsysassy.
She captured the photo thus:
"My daughter waec result is out!oh lord I am grateful! Help me celebrate this!! My daughter is on her way to the university."
See the WAEC result below:
Reactions from people about the WAEC result:
Oyekanmi Of Akute said:
“This is an excellent result, wow, amazing. congrats maam."
Nelly Mike wrote:
“Let her go for occupational health and safety management, I regret not going for this, now am stuck with nebosh IG2. Success to her.”
Opsy kitchen commented:
“I don’t know anything about this.”
Ade Yetunde:
“Proud mum moments. Congratulations sis. Greater heights for her ijn.”
Oshilewe Taiwo:
“This is a very good result wish her the best.”
Smat_Wearz:
“Congratulations, more and more success ahead.”
Joy Akamagwuna
“Congratulations to her, greater heights.”
In a recent development, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian student did excellently well in her WASCE examination and her school shared the WAEC result.
Girl raises concern 9 one subject
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian student, Ikeibe Deborah, who recently completed her WAEC exams in Abuja, has drawn attention with her results.
Deborah excelled in several subjects, earning A1 grades in Marketing, Government, and General Mathematics.
However, her success was somewhat overshadowed by a failing grade in Economics and an E8 in Literature in English, which have become a talking point.
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Source: Legit.ng
