The WAEC result of a Nigerian boy, Mustapha Lukman, who scored 136 in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam, has sparked significant attention on the internet, drawing various reactions from people online.
Lukman, who is determined to pursue a degree in computer science at Kaduna State Polytechnic (KadPoly), shared his WASSCE results on Facebook, asking for opinions on his chances of gaining admission into the institution.
His Facebook post read, “This my WAEC result in jamb 136 do you get addimition in computer science do you get addimition in kadpoly,” raising concerns and curiosity among netizens.
Lukman’s results revealed a distinction (A1) in agricultural science and five B3 grades in subjects such as English language and physics, which many found impressive, especially in light of his low JAMB score.
Despite his commendable performance in WAEC, his JAMB score of 136 has led many to question the authenticity of his WAEC results, considering his apparent struggle with English language as reflected in his Facebook post.
While some users on social media offered him words of encouragement and provided him with advice on how to proceed, others expressed skepticism about how he managed to achieve such good grades in WAEC despite his low JAMB score and poor command of English.
Netizens Reactions…
Ebenezer Arinze asked: “Who wrote this WAEC for you?”
Ibrahim Yahaya said: “How did you take score B in English na😹😹😹. “Bro just dey bass sentence anyhow 🙆♂️😂.”
Jamiu Bulala Sport Cipher said: “Ah 🙆🏿 🙆🏿 🙆🏿. “How jamb go carry admission give you 🤣.”
It’z Yakson On Top said: “Thanks Worst part is Islamic studies, are you really a Muslim.”
Dogara Danladi Sarkinoma said: “With B3 in English, educational system in this country self…”
Vivian Nyam said: “Mad ooo. “
“But sha you have tried, you can do better my love.”
Kolawole said: “Are you sure you are the one that write this waec…. question mark ‼️.”
Abdulyekeen Tijani Babatunde said: “Correction (This is my WAEC result, and I scored 136 in JAMB. Can I get admission into Computer Science at KadPoly?).”
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