A Nigerian student, Adewole Oluwajuwon, went viral after scoring A1 in eight out of nine subjects in his WAEC examination, with only a B3 in Physics.


A brilliant student has gained widespread attention online after achieving outstanding results in his WAEC examination. The boy, a student at Greater Tomorrow International College in Arigidi-Akoko, Ondo State, excelled by earning A1 in eight out of the nine subjects he sat for in the SSCE.
The student, identified as Adewole Oluwajuwon, showcased exceptional academic prowess with his WAEC results, which were shared by his school. The results reveal that Adewole earned A1 grades in subjects including Civic Education, English Language, Further Mathematics, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Studies, and Animal Husbandry.
Notable Achievement: Adewole missed a perfect score in just one subject, Physics, where he received a B3. The impressive performance has garnered significant attention, particularly a video shared on TikTok by Greater Tomorrow International College, highlighting Adewole’s accomplishment.
The video indicates that Adewole completed his WAEC examination in 2023.
Reactions to Adewole’s Results:
@user2581798801611 commented: “A very big congratulations.”
@The_Watcher remarked: “Haa! I never got A1 before! I wonder if they’ll maintain A1s in university?”
@DAMILOLAFROSH shared: “They held my results.”
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