I thank God for him for this great success and use this forum to claim this success for my children too.
I wish him the best of luck and success.

God! Were is dis beach nw, u don chop my moni waka ba?

WOW great ....wish him well.May GOD help him 2 achieve all his drms wish him long life

Nonsense. 16 is the official age when people do their GCSEs and many of them get A*, talkless of As. When I wrote ma GCSEs at 15, we didn't even have A*, only As, but for sure I copped the equivalent of A* in Maths, Geography, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. This kid is just an average student overhyped by an ignorant journalist.

Was he not assisted during the examination? Cos my friend told me that sometimes, they assist the students for them to make good grades

ogagusps3: Seriously.. Not a big accomplishment... I know a 15 year old girl with 8 A*s in IGCSE and 3 A* in Cambridge A level..she got both when she was 14/15..This guy might not even get into medicine in UI or Unilag if he doesn't swallow his pride and continue reading his books

abeg shut upbad belle no go kill u cos haters are liable to die young

baynix: When I Get 7 A's For My Junior WAEC, Una No Publish Am o!!

**sips alomo**

na A parralel i get for my common entrance nobody see am o

MsDarkSkin:

190: I had 8 A's in my time

Even comb I nor see

. Are u sure u no go miracle center?

congratulations!

I don't think it's something unusual, I possessed 9As in my wasc. I did not came more than 3rd position in my class

lordZOUGA: he plans to be a pastor? what kind of intellectual wants to be a pastor?
nope, definitely not genius material.

sharrap

I-Kenn:

sharrap

why?

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yettak90: To be fair, this isn't that difficult with sufficient preparation.
Mayb i can agree with that.

I wrote IGCSE in 2005 and I got 2 A*'s (Math and Physics) and 3 A's (Ad. Math, Chemistry, English), with only one month's intense preparation.
There were about 5 of us in my set that had all A's and above.

The curriculum isn't much different from WAEC/NECO: additional math was even easier than WAEC's Further Math.
Waec is definitely higher than igcse

That said, I haven't used my IGCSE results for anything -they can only get you into a sixth-form in the UK, or any of those "Study-Abroad" schools in Nigeria. You need A'Levels (or a degree foundation program) to get into University.
My WAEC result was less impressive, but it's the qualification I used to get into school (as we thought it showed a wider range of subjects).
U could have used ur igcse

Congrats to the guy; his hard work has paid off. But we shouldn't overhype the results as they aren't that unusual.
He deserves it

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yettak90: To be fair, this isn't that difficult with sufficient preparation.

I wrote IGCSE in 2005 and I got 2 A*'s (Math and Physics) and 3 A's (Ad. Math, Chemistry, English), with only one month's intense preparation.
There were about 5 of us in my set that had all A's and above.

The curriculum isn't much different from WAEC/NECO: additional math was even easier than WAEC's Further Math.
Waec is definitely higher than igcse

That said, I haven't used my IGCSE results for anything -they can only get you into a sixth-form in the UK, or any of those "Study-Abroad" schools in Nigeria. You need A'Levels (or a degree foundation program) to get into University.
My WAEC result was less impressive, but it's the qualification I used to get into school (as we thought it showed a wider range of subjects).
U could have used ur igcse

Congrats to the guy; his hard work has paid off. But we shouldn't overhype the results as they aren't that unusual.
He deserves it

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yettak90: To be fair, this isn't that difficult with sufficient preparation.

I wrote IGCSE in 2005 and I got 2 A*'s (Math and Physics) and 3 A's (Ad. Math, Chemistry, English), with only one month's intense preparation.
There were about 5 of us in my set that had all A's and above.

The curriculum isn't much different from WAEC/NECO: additional math was even easier than WAEC's Further Math.
Waec is definitely higher than igcse

That said, I haven't used my IGCSE results for anything -they can only get you into a sixth-form in the UK, or any of those "Study-Abroad" schools in Nigeria. You need A'Levels (or a degree foundation program) to get into University.
My WAEC result was less impressive, but it's the qualification I used to get into school (as we thought it showed a wider range of subjects).
U could have used ur igcse

Congrats to the guy; his hard work has paid off. But we shouldn't overhype the results as they aren't that unusual.
He deserves it

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