Nigerian Man Who Repeated JSS2 and SS2 Later Makes it, Moves To Canada As Lecturer

Nigerian Man Who Repeated JSS2 and SS2 Later Makes it, Moves To Canada As Lecturer

  • A Nigerian man shared the story of a classmate who had to repeat two classes when they were in secondary school
  • Alex Oluwatobi said his friend repeated JSS2 and SS2 because he failed the promotional examinations in those classes
  • However, Alex said the man later shook off the failure and has now become a lecturer at a Canadian University

A Nigerian man shared the story of a friend who later became a lecturer abroad despite repeating classes in secondary school.

According to Alex Oluwatobi, the man in question was his classmate when they were in secondary school.

Man shares story of his friend who moved to Canada.
A Nigerian who repeated JSS2 and SS2 is now a lecturer abroad. Photo credit: Getty Images/Andresr and Aaron Foster.
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Sharing the story on his X page, Alex said his classmate repeated JSS2 and SS2 because he failed the promotional examinations.

He noted that the man later gained admission into the University of Lagos before him.

Alex wrote on X:

"But my guy finished a year after me and made his SSCE and JAMB once and got into University of Lagos. By the time I gained admission in 2009/10, he was about to enter 300level. We are still very much in touch till this day, he’s a lecturer in one of the Universities in Canada.

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"You need to see the genuine happiness on my face and in my heart the day he got his lecturing job (research assistant) in Canada. No iota of jealousy and envy coz I know say if e soft for anyone within my circle, e mean say God dey my circle. Your destiny and your friend’s own no be the same. If it does not happen for you now no means say e no go happen again. No hurry in life, e go reach your turn, Just be patient and celebrate other’s achievement."

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Reactions as man shares story of his friend

@mummyk01 said:

"My 12 years old is struggling with mathematics, I want her to repeat JSS 2."

@Sanchiox said:

"Retaking a class is not a reflection of a student's intelligence; rather, it can be an opportunity for growth and a chance to fully unlock their potential."

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The lady said she got a job with a real estate company but was told to report to work on a Saturday.

Her inability to come to work on a Saturday led to her sack.

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

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