- A Nigerian woman has turned to social media for answers regarding the course her daughter wants to study at the university
- She detailed her daughter’s West African Examinations Council (WAEC) result and asked if she could still study theatre arts at the university
- Mixed reactions trailed the Nigerian woman’s question as some people replied her in the affirmative
After seeing her daughter’s WAEC result, a bothered mum, Adeniran Abosede Oluwakemi, took to social media to share her worry.
In a Facebook post, Abosede revealed her daughter got an F9 in Yoruba.
Her daughter got an F9 in Yoruba.
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Abosede added that her daughter got B2 and B3 in the other subjects.
She asked netizens if her daughter could still be admitted to pursue a degree in theatre arts at the university. Abosede’s post read:
“My Daughter Has F9(Yoruba) In Her Waec Result.
“But Have B2&3 in all the remaining subject.
“Can she still went well n for the registration.
“She want to study Theater Art.
“With Aggregate of 111911 in jamb.”
Netizens react to the mum’s post
Stella Maris said:
“Yes.”
Princewill Ogege said:
“What subject?”
Ebenezer Moses Olamide said:
“Which subject ma?”
Adebayo Samuel said:
“Sure, if the subject is not among the major subject for is course.”
Girl’s WAEC result raises concern
In another related news, TheTalk.NG reported that a girl’s WAEC result had raised concern.
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.
Further checks by TheTalk.NG, Deborah sat for her exams at Government Secondary School in Mararaba.
WAEC result of studious girl surfaces
Meanwhile, TheTalk.NG previously reported that the WAEC result of a young girl who wants to study medicine had surfaced online.
A look at the result Opeyemi shared with TheTalk.NG showed she scored six A1’s. Opeyemi had A1 in economics, general mathematics, biology, physics, animal husbandry and food and nutrition. When TheTalk.NG quizzed Opeyemi about how she prepared for the WAEC examination, she replied:
“I studied 6 hours a day because I didn’t register for NECO, and I knew that it was a risky decision, so I had to prepare well for my WAEC. I studied past questions a lot and it really helped me.”
Source: TheTalk.NG
