UTME of Boy Denied Admission to Study Medicine Last Year despite Scoring 319 Surfaces, Thrills Many

UTME of Boy Denied Admission to Study Medicine Last Year despite Scoring 319 Surfaces, Thrills Many

  • A Nigerian man has proudly celebrated his younger brother on Facebook for his outstanding performance in the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
  • The excited man said he was really pleased with his brother, who was denied admission last year to study medicine despite scoring 319 in the 2024 UTME
  • This year, his younger brother scored higher, earning him the admiration of many people on social media

Adokwu Daniel Adokwu, a Nigerian boy, has been celebrated on social media by his older brother, Iteji Wilson Adokwu, for his impressive UTME result.

According to Wilson, his younger brother scored 319 in the 2024 UTME and had 8 A1's in his West African Examination Council (WAEC) exams, but was unfortunately denied admission to study medicine, even after having 70% in his post-UTME.

Boy denied admission in 2024 to study medicine scores high in 2025 UTME, his result trends online
A boy smashes 2025 UTME after being denied admission in 2024. Photo Credit: Iteji Wilson Adokwu, Jamb.gov.ng
Source: Facebook

Kid brother's UTME result

The man hailed his younger brother for scoring 334 in the 2025 UTME. He displayed his brother's UTME result alongside his picture. He wrote:

"Meet my only kid brother in whom i am well pleased,u really made me proud,last year he scored 319 on his first attempt and got 8 distinction in waec but was denied admission to read medcine after scoring 70% in post utme for reasons best known to our system,this year he just scored 334 again, Nigeria is blessed with photogenic brains, congratulations kid bro."

The boy scored 72 in English, 91 in Physics, 77 in Biology, and 94 in Chemistry.

Boy denied admission in 2024 to study medicine scores high in 2025 UTME, his result trends online
A man celebrates his kid brother's stellar performance in the 2025 UTME. Photo Credit: Iteji Wilson Adokwu, Jamb.gov.ng
Source: Facebook

People celebrate boy's UTME result

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the post below:

Ekom Etim said:

"Nigeria and drama!
"He scored 319, and was denied admission. Just you imagine?
"Affliction shall arise the second time, Amen."

Benjamim Akatu Daudu said:

"Congratulations the awaiting Doctor, God will surely see you through."

Nancy Ogudu said:

"Congratulations to him and I pray God grant him admission this year."

Tavershima Israel Ifan said:

"That's awesome, God will see you through in Jesus name."

Isaac Onah Ejeh said:

"These are awesome, congratulations bro."

Reuben Anyebe said:

"Congratulations Daniel you made all of us proud of your achievement. Please keep up the good work."

Blecyn Adokwu said:

"Absolutely awesome, more wisdom, knowledge and understanding from above."

Henry E Haruna said:

"Congratulations dear.
"No devil can denied the admission this time around."

In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a lady had shed tears after making her younger brother miss his JAMB examination.

Lady rejects brother's UTME result

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a lady had rejected her brother's UTME result because it didn't reflect his academic abilities.

She asked that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), review the UTME result, which she claimed did not add up.

According to the lady, her brother has maintained a consistent record of academic excellence, as he scored A1 in six subjects and B's in two others during his WAEC exam. She attached a copy of his 2024 JAMB result, which shows that he scored 278.

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