See the reaction of this Nigerian teacher after he saw the WAEC results of his students

• A Nigerian teacher has seen the performance of two students who he coached when they were preparing for WAEC
• The teacher said the students took the WAEC examination at Al-Mukhtar Secondary School Auchi, Edo state
• The two students performed well in the examination with one of them scoring A1 in physics and marketing

A Nigerian teacher is so happy that his students did well in the 2024 WAEC examination.

The teacher who works at Al-Mukhtar Secondary School Auchi, Edo state shared the students' WAEC results online.

The two students scored good grades in the 2024 WAEC. Photo credit: Facebook/Hon Marwan Yusuf Ekperi.
Source: Facebook

Hon Marwan Yusuf Ekperi said his students did not disappoint as they obtained good grades in WASCE.

He said:

Two students from Edo state perform well in WAEC

The result he shared showed that one of them, Ishabu Susan, scored A1 in marketing, general mathematics, government, civic education and physics.

Susan also scored B2 in economics, B3 in English language, and B2 in chemistry.

Similarly, the second student scored A1 in marketing, civic education and general mathematics.

The student got B2 in government and economics, B3 in English language, C4 in biology, C5 in Literature in English and agricultural science.

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) released the 2024 WASCE results, and many students have checked theirs.

After checking, some of them have posted their results on social media for friends to see.

Man shares his WAEC result

A Nigerian man shared photos of his WASCE certificate many years after he took the WAEC examination.

The man has now reached the university level and bagged a PhD from the University of Warwick, UK.

Students celebrate the end of WAEC examination

Some students who took part in the 2024 WAEC examination are happy that they have written their final paper.

The students were seen in a video celebrating happily after they came out from the WAEC examination hall.

They were putting on white shirts like university graduates, and they also used ink to sign on their shirts to celebrate.

Source: Legit.ng