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Smart Nigerian girl sweeps her WAEC results with 5 A's, 2 B's

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 at 8:25 AM by Joseph Omotayo

- A Nigerian teenager, Shaibu Ojonugwa Favour, has made great success in her WASSCE exams

- Favour's result came as a big one because not many have had it that good in her school in Kogi state

- Out of all the subjects the student sat for, only Geography was cancelled with a C4 in English Language

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A 17-year old Igala born girl, Shaibu Ojonugwa Favour, was confirmed to have made distinctions in her West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) paper, a feat not many students her age can boast of.

Favour who hails from Ibana in Okpo of Olamaboro local government area of Kogi state graduated from Global College, Ojokodo in Ankpa where she came out with 5As and 2Bs - a number of distinctions that is hardly heard of in her school.

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Legit.ng's correspondent Onoja Johnson gathered that in her subjects combination, Favour was able to hit Food and nutrition studies with (A), civic education (A), mathematics (A), animal husbandry (A), chemistry (A). Physics and biology came out as B's and English very good.

Nigerian girls sweeps her WAEC result with 7 As — The smart teen, Shaibu Ojonugwa Favour, also had two B's and a C in WASSCE.
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Recall that a 16-year-old girl identified as Ugboaja Chizobam Stephany emerged as the best WAEC candidate of 2019 after scoring As in all the subjects she sat for.

According to the report, Chizobam who hails from Imo state and graduated from a school in Port Harcourt was said to have received 100% scholarship to study abroad by a Nigerian living in the diaspora.

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In similar news, a Nigerian student, Ogwubie Chikemzi Praise, made nine As in her WAEC papers. The news was made known by a Twitter handle identified as Ikwerre Youth Movement Television.