Nigerian students speak on their unique strategies for WAEC 2024 success
- A young student embarked on a quest across the school grounds, engaging with classmates to uncover their varied strategies for the WAEC exams, an endeavour captured in a revealing video
- The video highlighted students’ personalized approaches, from one who balanced rigorous study with necessary rest to prevent burnout
- To another who diligently practised with past papers to sharpen her test-taking acumen so as to be ready for the exams
A young student strolled across the school grounds to converse with peers regarding their preparation strategies for the upcoming WAEC examinations.
Captured in the video, one student revealed she dedicated time to study and allowed herself ample rest to avoid burnout, while another mentioned her rigorous practice with past papers.
The Nigerian student spoke candidly about WAEC 2024. Photo credit: @stellamarisschoolabujaSource: TikTok
The diverse study methods discussed by other students, as highlighted in the video, showed their individualised approach towards exam preparation, as shown by @stellamarisschoolabuja.
Watch the video below:
Fox Nigeria compiled some of the reactions below:
Chinaza Blossom said:
“Do people that write waec really exist??”
NelSon wrote:
“Abeg shift.”
Richard commented:
“She needs to be doing voice overs and become a voice actor ASAP.”
NIkki Be:
“Rest. Una don plan this interview, na runs Una go still Use Las Las.”
User8399392:
“Swear say you no plan am.”
MesoI:
“People wey Dem go still give expo.”
HER:
“Can you lend me 2 minutes of your time? me: No thank you.”
User83993939:
“After everything expo go still sup.”
Chidera Nwora:
“Me watching this like I’m about to write WAEC & I’m in 300lvl.”
Ziko:
“Na only them sabi how dem de pass.”
Mamah_gift:
“Daniel looks like REMA.”
User9393939883:
“I love her accent!!!!”
Man relocates with using his WAEC, JAMB
Meanwhile, Fox Nigeria previously reported that Ademola George shared a video on TikTok showing how he left the country by air and some places in his new country.
According to Ademola, he took WAEC and JAMB exams “for the plot”. When asked what he meant by ‘for the plot,’ the young man explained: “It means we wrote it for fun.”
He revealed that he had also taken post-UTME. He recalled how he prepared hard for the UTME.
In a recent development, Fox Nigeria reported that a video circulating on social media revealed he got F9 grades in important subjects like Mathematics and English.
Source: Fox Nigeria
