Cursory: A 16-year-old Nigerian boy has been praised on social media for his outstanding JAMB UTME score. The brilliant chap, who schooled at Government Secondary School Owerri, scored 92 in chemistry and had a total of 339 points. Many netizens opined that the lad deserved to be given a scholarship and publicised for his academic feat to serve as an encouragement to him and others.
Jamachi Osuji, a 16-year-old Government Secondary School Owerri student, received a 339 on the unified tertiary matriculation examination (UTME) for 2023 administered by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
The second of six sons and an Imo native, scored 71 in English, 88 in math, 88 in physics, and 92 in chemistry to become the first person in history to achieve a score of 300 or higher on the entrance exam for postsecondary institutions.
A previous student of the young man’s school, Sammy Jay, took pride in the achievement and posted about Jamachi’s success on Facebook.
Jay praised his old mater, claiming that it produced forth the brightest minds. He urged charitable people and organizations to award Jamachi a scholarship.
His words:
“Super Proud of this little Boy, Jamachi Osuji and my Alma Mater Government College Owerri. They produce the best Brains . “339 in Jamb!!! He deserves a Scholarship,” he wrote.
See reactions:
Baron Sav said: “Verified blue blood congratulations son,we are always the best everywhere.”
Chiamaka Longinus said: “Yes, he deserves it. He won a laptop in the quiz competition organised by my organisation. Very good in mathematics.”
Charity Okereke said: “Wow congrats ooo, great GSSO product keep on moving higher, higher.”
Chioma Njoku said: “Hallelujah!! Glory be to GOD ALMIGHTY Amen.
“Great GSSO!! Great !!!
“Congratulations to Jamachi.”
Tochukwu Onyeulo said: “Congratulations to him. “He has made us proud.”
Claribel Duru said: “Congratulations my son. More divine grace.”
Source: yen.com.gh
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