WAEC Result of Boy Who Signed Out of Secondary School Like University Graduate Surfaces Online

• A student who wrote the 2024 West African Examination Council (WAEC) examination shared his result
• The boy earlier signed out of school like a university graduate on the day he wrote his last WAEC examination
• His result has shown that he passed his exams, getting A1 grades in two out of the nine subjects he registered for

A student who celebrated on the day he completed his WAEC exams has checked the results.

The WAEC result that he posted showed that he took the examination at Government Day Secondary School.

On the day he wrote his last paper, the student had signed out of secondary school like university students do.

WAEC result of boy who signed out of secondary school

Jamare Abubakar Jamare, a science student, registered for important subjects such as chemistry and physics.

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He shared his WAEC result showing he had A1 in Islamic studies and general mathematics.

He also scored B2 in civic education, B3 in English language, C5 in agricultural science, B3 in biology, C6 in chemistry, C5 in physics and B2 in animal husbandry.

In a post he made on Facebook, Jamare was seen wearing a shirt dotted with a marker showing that people signed congratulatory messages for him.

He was also holding a marker, showing that he may have taken it to school on the day he wrote his last paper.

Reactions as boy shares his WAEC result

Arikenbi Kemisola said:

"Congratulations my dear."

Ajoke Okeyode said:

"Congratulations."

Nigerian boy scores A1 in WAEC

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A Nigerian boy scored A1 in all the nine subjects he took in the West African School Certificate Examination.

The boy wrote his WAEC examination at the Chrisland High School Ikeja and his result has been described as exceptional.

The boy's excellent WAEC result was shared by Alex Onyia, who indicated that he would be mentored for a possible scholarship.

According to Alex, if he is able to complete the mentorship, he will have a chance to travel abroad for studies.

Alex had said that 19 other students could also be selected if their results were good with A1 throughout.

Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng