WAEC Best Students, Ugboaja, Alozie Get Full Scholarship For Scoring A1 In All Subjects - Humbsblog

Stephany Chizobam Ugboaja and Favor Alozie, who both scored ‘A1’ in all subjects in the 2019 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) have been rewarded.

Emeka Ihedioha, governor of Imo, on Wednesday, awarded them full academic scholarship to study in any university of their choice.

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Just In : 16-year-old girl from Imo state makes all As in WAEC

A 16-year-old girl identified as Ugboaja Chizobam Stephany has emerged as the best West African Examination Council (WAEC) candidate of 2019 after scoring As in all subjects including data processing, Mathematics, further mathematics, physics, chemistry, English and biology. 

Chizobam who hails from Imo state and will be graduating from a school in Port Harcourt and has reportedly been offered 100% scholarship to study abroad by a Nigerian living in the diaspora.

Facebook user, Okafor Judith Chinwe shared a photo of her results and many social media users reacted to the post, praising the young academic genius for making her parents and nation proud. 

The smart young chap who graduated from a reputable school in Fagba, Agege area of Lagos state, is a science student who made his family members and the school proud. 

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WAEC reveals when results of 2019 WASSCE will be released

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) says result of its ongoing 2019 West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) First Series for private candidates will be released in March.

The council’s Head of Public Affairs, Mr Damianus Ojijeogu, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Lagos that 12,133 candidates registered for exam.

According to him, the figure shows 3. 51 per cent increase over the 11,721 which registered for the maiden edition in 2018.

He said that the council had mad efforts to ensure a smooth conduct of the examination across the country.

Ojijeogu said the exercise which began on Jan. 21, would be concluded on Feb. 4, adding that candidates were being tested in 19 subjects.

“It is the belief of the council that the examination officials will go the extra mile to enforce rules and regulations governing the conduct of the examination.

’The council also expects candidates to abide by the rules and regulations.

“It is only when they abide by the rules that examination malpractice can be nipped in the board,” he said.

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