Graduate Who Attended 12 Primary Schools and Skipped JSS1 Posts Her Final-Year Result

Graduate Who Attended 12 Primary Schools and Skipped JSS1 Posts Her Final-Year Result

  • A young Nigerian lady trended online after sharing personal details about her academic journey from primary to secondary school
  • She revealed the number of primary and secondary schools she attended, the class she skipped, and the terms involved
  • She also shared the grade she finished with at university, the number of times she sat for JAMB, and the number of universities she attended

A university graduate, who attended 12 primary schools and also skipped JSS1, has mentioned the grade she finished with.

The young lady took to her media page to share videos and photos of herself.

University graduate reveals the number of primary and secondary schools she attended, sharing her final results online.
A university graduate who attended 12 primary schools goes viral on social media. Photo Source: Tiktok/simply_clintia
Source: TikTok

Lady speaks about schools she attended

At the beginning of the video, @simply_clintia is seen in a photo studio holding the cap of her graduation gown while posing for the camera.

In the same video, she shared details of her academic journey, mentioning that she had attended 12 primary schools, two secondary schools, and had written two WAEC exams.

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She shared several other details, including the number of times she wrote the UTME and attended a university.

The young lady wrote in the viral video:

"12 primary schools, 2 secondary schools, skipped JSS1 and 2 terms in JSS3. 2 WAEC, 1 JAMB, 1 university. 0 carry overs, and finally graduated with a second class upper."
A Nigerian lady went viral after sharing her journey through 12 primary schools, skipped JSS1, her WAEC and UTME attempts, university experience, and graduating with a 2:1.
A young Nigerian graduate opens up about her school journey, WAEC and UTME attempts, and university graduation. Photo Source: Tiktok/simply_clintia
Source: TikTok

She mentioned that she finished with a 2:1, which is second class upper.

In the post, she added that her experience isn’t just about her degree but her story, and encouraged people to congratulate her.

She added:

"Not just a degree… It’s a story and I made it. Don’t be selfish with your congratulations."

Her unexpected statement caught the attention of a few individuals, who shared their thoughts about what she posted.

Reactions as university graduate shares final result

Holuwashola Fred noted:

"Kilode 12 primary school keh probably typo error anyways congratulations 🎊 dear."

holar460 shared:

"Can’t stop reposting u graduate 🥺congratulations sis."

ISIOMA noted:

"Congratulations hoping to be like you someday."

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Nafeesah stressed:

"Congratulations stranger 🥳...you did it."

CAKES IN WARRI said:

"I tap from that no carryover 🙏 congratulations stranger."

Temiꨄ added:

"Congrats boo🥺🎉❤️Adding to favorite will be using soon."

itz beauty fortune wrote:

"congratulations to u darling it is the lord doing."

Corper Marianna To Be shared:

"Congratulations to you ❤and you look stunning."

God’s Gift said:

"Congratulations!!!! You finally made it."

Watch the TikTok video below:

In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that Ajayi Oladamola, a student from the University of Ibadan, did very well in school. He finished 74 courses and got 68 As. In 7 of his 10 semesters, he had a perfect CGPA.

OOU graduate rises from 2.4 to 3.51

Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that Amidu Suliat Ajoke, a student from Olabisi Onabanjo University, started school with low grades. In her first year, her CGPA was 2.4.

But she never gave up. By the time she finished school, her CGPA had gone up to 3.51, and she finished with a second-class upper.

Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng

Authors:
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Muhammed Hammed Olayinka (Human Interest Editor) Muhammed has worked with Oracle UNILORIN, Opera News Hub, Scopper News, Gistreel, and now LEGIT.ng. He won the NAPSS President Writing Skirmish (2017) and was first runner-up in the UNILORIN Senate Writing Contest (2018). He can be reached via email at muhammed.hammedolayinka@corp.legit.ng