Update from SIGGY .ng

Chinasa Nweze, an 18-Year-Old former student of Lagoon School, Lekki, Lagos State, on Tuesday emerged the best overall in West Africa in the May/June 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), Siggy reports.

She won the first prize in the International Excellence Award Winners for the WASSCE for School candidates, 2022 category and National Distinction/Merit Award Winners for 2022 WASSCE category, while another Nigerian, Godswill Izuchukwu Edeani, emerged 3rd best candidate in West Africa.

The second prize was clinched by Brako Kwame Asante from Ghana. Asante, a former student of Presbyterian Boy’s Senior High School, Legon-Accra, Ghana, is currently studying Computer Science at Ashesi University College, Accra, Ghana.

Another 18-year-old Nigerian, Edeani Godswill, obtained eight As in May/June 2021 WASSCE.

The Vice President acknowledged the outstanding performance of the three students and urged other SS111 students to emulate the best students.

Osinbajo said by the performance of Nweze and Edeani in the May/June 2021 WASSCE, they have done the country proud.

Osinbajo presented the international and national awards to the best WASSCE students. The Minister of State for Education, Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, said the awards to the outstanding students would spur others to do well in the May/June 2022.

President Muhammadu Buhari who was excited by the excellent performance of the two candidates from Nigeria, coming top in West Africa in 2022 WASSCE, presented the awards to them during the opening ceremony of the WAEC 70th Annual Council meeting on Tuesday in Abuja.

Buhari who was represented by the Vice-President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, insisted that the war on examination malpractices must not only be stepped up, it must also be won.

He congratulated WAEC for its principled stand against examination malpractice, saying this agrees totally with the government’s anti-corruption policy.

Source: SIGGY

Igbo amaka, we don't struggle to succeed, it is in our DNA.

Sigggy:
Update from SIGGY .ng

Chinasa Nweze, an 18-Year-Old former student of Lagoon School, Lekki, Lagos State, on Tuesday emerged the best overall in West Africa in the May/June 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), Siggy reports.

She won the first prize in the International Excellence Award Winners for the WASSCE for School candidates, 2022 category and National Distinction/Merit Award Winners for 2022 WASSCE category, while another Nigerian, Godswill Izuchukwu Edeani, emerged 3rd best candidate in West Africa.

The second prize was clinched by Brako Kwame Asante from Ghana. Asante, a former student of Presbyterian Boy’s Senior High School, Legon-Accra, Ghana, is currently studying Computer Science at Ashesi University College, Accra, Ghana.


Another 18-year-old Nigerian, Edeani Godswill, obtained eight As in May/June 2021 WASSCE.

The Vice President acknowledged the outstanding performance of the three students and urged other SS111 students to emulate the best students.

Osinbajo said by the performance of Nweze and Edeani in the May/June 2021 WASSCE, they have done the country proud.

Osinbajo presented the international and national awards to the best WASSCE students. The Minister of State for Education, Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, said the awards to the outstanding students would spur others to do well in the May/June 2022.

President Muhammadu Buhari who was excited by the excellent performance of the two candidates from Nigeria, coming top in West Africa in 2022 WASSCE, presented the awards to them during the opening ceremony of the WAEC 70th Annual Council meeting on Tuesday in Abuja.

Buhari who was represented by the Vice-President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, insisted that the war on examination malpractices must not only be stepped up, it must also be won.

He congratulated WAEC for its principled stand against examination malpractice, saying this agrees totally with the government’s anti-corruption policy.

Source: SIGGY

See the second best don already enter university.
meanwhile the first and third best from Nigeria are yet to write JAMB
if they go study for this country.

Congrats girl,his male counterparts were busy taking mkpurumiri while she was doing the needful

Samfloxin:
Igbo amaka, we don't struggle to succeed, it is in our DNA.

For your mind

She has made it, when I don't see what worth celebrating here

Iyaebe:
Congrats girl,his male counterparts were busy taking mkpurumiri while she was doing the needful

Haha. You had to shade the males first to send your message.
Well done o.

Leaders of tomorrow that will never come. She shouldn't school in Nigeria. ASUU and federal government will just mess her up.

Let her get to federal universities now, she wont even meet up 5.0 both in the first and second year and another person that u dont even know keeps scoring high

Like me now i have 5 awards at hand now. Two in my secondary school and 3 presently in my university but nobody knows me. But i know am proud of myself.
God almighty will bring me out too someday

Samfloxin:
Igbo amaka, we don't struggle to succeed, it is in our DNA.

as u type this nonsense u think say sense dey close to u..

Congratulations dear

The teenage girls of these age are outshining the boys academically by far