Mum Reacts after Seeing Her Son's 2026 UTME Result, Reveals She Fainted and Woke up
- A Nigerian mum has publicly reacted to her son's performance in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)
- According to the woman, her son's result is 'fire', adding that she fainted and woke up owing to his performance, which blew her away
- Social media users have sent congratulatory messages to the proud mum, with many celebrating the JAMB candidate too
A woman, Sandra Ugochi Ubesie Ibeabuchi, could not contain her excitement after seeing her son's UTME result.
Taking to Facebook on April 22, she shared a picture of herself and her son, named Excel, at an eatery.
Source: Facebook
Woman comments on son's UTME performance
While she did not disclose her son's UTME score or share his result like other netizens do, the woman noted that his performance was 'fire.'
On how she reacted after seeing his result, the woman revealed that she fainted and woke up, suggesting that his performance amazed her.
Sandra expressed gratitude to God for her son's thrilling UTME performance. She wrote on Facebook:
"Excel's JAMB result is fire.
"I have fainted and woken up.
"To God be the glory.
"#Proudmum 2026 episodes."
Internet users were moved by the proud mum's Facebook post and joined her in celebrating her boy, with many sending congratulatory messages in the comment section.
Avoidable mistakes UTME candidates make during exams
When asked about the avoidable mistakes students make in the exam hall that affect their scores, Muhammad Babatunde Salisu, a dedicated O'level tutor for years, told Legit.ng that there are many. In his words:
"There are many of them. Poor time management is a massive one, as students often let their egos make them waste minutes on a single hard question instead of using a skip-and-return strategy, as I do advise my students.
"Another huge mistake is bringing banned items into the hall; even having a switched-off phone, smart watch, or flash drive on you will get you instantly disqualified. Simple things like wearing Henna on the palm can block biometric verification and cause unnecessary trouble before the exam even starts."
Source: Facebook
See the proud mum's Facebook post below:
UTME: Reactions trail woman's Facebook post
Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the woman's post below:
Azuka Muoka said:
"Excel is excellently excelling more than his mum. Congratulations. I tap into it for my remaining boys."
Amaka Arinze said:
"Another starboy emerged. Congratulations to your family."
Gladys Iheoma said:
"Big congrats ooo, onyirir Nne ya, you will continue excelling IJNA."
Nwanyibuife Buife said:
"Congratulations to your family. She will excel in all."
Uzoamaka Chibuzo Iwuoma said:
"Congratulations to him. I will join in the phase of the celebration. Keep me posted."
Ujunwa Gloria said:
"Congratulations, the golden boy and our future president."
Philomena Umeh Chukwuekezie said:
"Congratulations to him. Keep excelling in all aspects of your life just as your name implies."
Chioma Nsikan Mgboji said:
"Congratulations to him. Excel na your replica."
In a related story, Legit.ng reported that a mum had caused a stir on X after posting her son's UTME and WAEC results.
Mum displeased after seeing son's UTME result
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a mum had reacted after seeing her son's UTME score.
The boy shared a screenshot of his result and the chat with his mum. According to the screenshot, the UTME candidate wrote science subjects: English, Economics, Government and Christian Religious Studies (CRS). The science student scored 57 in English, 53 in Economics, 59 in Government and 56 in Chemistry, making a total score of 225.
In his post, the candidate posted the chat between him and his mother after showing her his result. His mother, who seemed displeased by what he wrote, questioned him and expressed her displeasure at his score. In the comments, he stated that his mother was a lecturer, and he wanted to study law at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK).
Source: Legit.ng
