'Pastor' posts his son's WAEC result on social media, says Nigeria happened to him, many react

• A man, who identified as a pastor on X, has taken to social media to display his son's West African Examinations Council (WAEC) result
• He recalled how they took a risk to ensure his son wrote the mathematics as it fell on a day that was declared sit-at-home in the southeast
• The proud man praised his son for making him proud again and looked forward to the boy gaining admission into a university

The WAEC result of a 'pastor's' son has sent social media users into a frenzy.

The boy's father, Pst Okezie, had shared the result on X, saying Nigeria happened to him a second time.

The proud father hailed his son's performance. The image of a boy used here is for illustration purpose and is unrelated to the story. Photo Credit: Tanya Constantine, Worldstagenews
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Pst Okezie said they took the risk of the boy, Ofana Nelson, sitting for his mathematics paper on a day declared a sit-at-home in the east.

He appreciated God for Nelson's result and hailed the lad for making him proud. A look at the result Pst Okezie shared, showed Nelson got A1 in civic education, B2 in data processing, agricultural science, chemistry and biology, B3 in mathematics and physics and C4 in economics.

Netizens joined the man in celebrating his son, Nelson.

See Pst Okezie's post below:

People congratulated the 'pastor's son'

@ataykofi said:

"Congratulations 🎊🎊 to your son."Better opportunities and greater heights in future."And congrats to you for being a wonderful father as well."

@OluwaBukolami05 said:

"Thank God..... Congratulations to him! God bless you richly too."

@Iwalewa2019 said:

"Congratulations to him and the family."

@Funkemyfun said:

"Congratulations, Pastor. I recall vividly how you shared the experience of taking him to school for the exam on a 'sit-at-home day; thank God the risk was not in vain."

@hindigoh said:

"Civic Education - A1, this shows ur impact on ur son... Kudos."

@babashinar said:

"Congratulations to your son for his effort and to you for your support to the young man."

@walexy001 said:

"Congratulations to him and to you. But how can these people be enforcing SITATHOME when students write general exams?"

@Benking443 said:

"This is a beautiful result. Congratulations to him."

Legit.ng reported what WASSCE candidates who have problems checking their results should do.

Last born's WAEC result had surfaced online

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man had shared his family's last born's WAEC result on social media.

@OfCL_Special stated that his sister had sent Kamolideen's result to him and expressed joy that he didn't disappoint.

Kamolideen had only an A1 in further mathematics. His scores in the other subjects went thus: B2 in data processing and civic education, B3 in general mathematics, physics and chemistry, C5 in English language and C6 in geography.

Source: Legit.ng