Man Who Got 9As in 1984 Wassce Forced to Rewrite Exam Under Heavy Supervision, New Result Surprises Examiners

Man Who Got 9As in 1984 Wassce Forced to Rewrite Exam Under Heavy Supervision, New Result Surprises Examiners

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that Zara Onyinye, a Facebook user, has celebrated the outstanding academic achievement of Awofeso Aisha Omotola.

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Zara shared the remarkable feat accomplished by Awofeso, who was named the overall best-graduating student at Air Force Secondary School in Ikeja, Lagos.

In her post, Zara expressed her admiration for Awofeso's exceptional performance and congratulated her on the remarkable grades she achieved across various subjects in WASSCE.

Awofeso received the highest grade of A1 in Civic Education, English Language, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Animal Husbandry, and Computer Science.

She wrote: “Love celebrating brains, Excellence, Condour. Congratulations my baby AWOFESO AISHA OMOTOLA. She is the 2023 Best Overall graduating student Air Force Secondary School Ikeja. Lagos.”

2023 WASSCE

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) had recently announced that 1,621,884 candidates registered for the 2023 edition of the exam. The body, however, said 1,613,733 sat for the examination.

“A total of 1,287,920 candidates, representing 79.81 per cent , obtained credits and above in a minimum of five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

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“Of this number, 616,914, that is 47.9 per cent, were male candidates, while 671,006, that is 52.1 per cent, were female candidates.
“The percentage of candidates in this category in the WASSCE for School Candidates in 2022, that is, those who obtained credit and above in five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, was 76.36 per cent , thus, there is a 3.45 per cent decrease in performance in this regard.

Source: Legit.ng

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