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WAEC Celebrates Outstanding Candidates and Schools

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced the outstanding candidates and schools that have performed exceptionally well in the recent West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

Outstanding Candidates:

  1. Oluwaseun Ogunleye: A student of Queens College, Lagos, who scored A1 in all 9 subjects, including Mathematics, English Language, and Literature in English.
  2. Chinaza Nwosu: A student of Federal Government Girls' College, Owerri, who scored A1 in 8 subjects, including Mathematics, English Language, and Economics.
  3. Oluwatosin Ogunleye: A student of St. Gregory's College, Lagos, who scored A1 in 7 subjects, including Mathematics, English Language, and Physics.

Outstanding Schools:

  1. Queen's College, Lagos: The school has produced the highest number of candidates with A1 in all 9 subjects, with a total of 15 students achieving this feat.
  2. Federal Government Girls' College, Owerri: The school has produced 10 candidates with A1 in all 9 subjects.
  3. St. Gregory's College, Lagos: The school has produced 8 candidates with A1 in all 9 subjects.

WAEC's Reaction:

The Head of National Office, WAEC, Mr. Patrick Areghan, has congratulated the outstanding candidates and schools, saying, "We are thrilled to see such exceptional performance from our candidates. This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our students, teachers, and schools."

Implications:

The outstanding performance of these candidates and schools has significant implications for their future academic and professional pursuits. It also highlights the importance of quality education and the need for continuous improvement in our educational system.

Conclusion:

WAEC's celebration of outstanding candidates and schools is a welcome development that recognizes and rewards excellence in education. It serves as a motivation for other students and schools to strive for similar achievements, ultimately contributing to the growth and development of our society.