Man Shows 2025 WAEC Results of Nephew with A1 in All Subjects, Seeks $100k Presidential Reward

A Remarkable Achievement in the 2025 WASSCE

A young boy from Ibadan, Oyo State, has made headlines after achieving an outstanding result in the 2025 West African Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Uthman Mustapha Olasubomi, a student at Oritamefa Baptist Model School, secured A1 in nine subjects, showcasing his academic excellence. His performance was so impressive that it caught the attention of many online, with his uncle sharing the results on social media.

The boy’s results included Mathematics, English Language, Data Processing, Geography, Further Maths, Chemistry, Physics, Technical Drawing, and Civic Education. He also achieved an impressive score of 366 in the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), further highlighting his potential for higher education.

His uncle, who posted the results on his X page under the handle @sama_on_point, expressed pride in his nephew’s accomplishments. In the caption, he tagged the X handle of President Bola Tinubu, requesting a $100,000 reward for the boy’s achievement. The post read: “Hello folks. This is my nephew’s (Uthman Mustapha Olasubomi) result. Albert Einstein is a learner! Scholarship plugs, kindly show my nephew some love! @officialABAT, can my boy get some spare $100,000 from you? Congratulations Mustapha for making the family proud!”

Reactions to the Viral Post

The post quickly went viral, receiving numerous comments and reactions from users across different platforms. Some users praised the boy's intelligence, while others expressed admiration for his educational journey.

• @MrHammed_1 commented, “This your nephew Sabi oo🙌🙌”
• @Alpha_Yom noted, “A1 parallel”
• @DrTunjiAlausa said, “loves things like this”
• @sky2112002 added, “If the boy na from that side of the country we for no De hear word. Congratulations to you Uthman”

Other users shared their own thoughts, with some suggesting that the boy should be recognized by his state governor or even the president. One user, @damilola_titu, wrote, “Take this to his state governor. They can encourage him too. President is not for individuals but Nigerians.”

A Story of Resilience and Support

In another touching story, a woman shared the 2025 WAEC result of a girl she helped after her mother passed away. Amah Chiemerie had nearly dropped out of school, but the woman, along with her sisters, paid her school fees amounting to 257,000 Naira. This act of kindness allowed Chiemerie to continue her education and sit for the examination. Her result showed her success in nine subjects, proving that support and determination can make a significant difference.

Mixed Results and Inspirational Journeys

Not all stories were as positive. Another student, despite scoring A1 in five subjects, recorded her lowest grade in English Language. This highlights the unpredictable nature of exams and the importance of consistent effort in all areas.

Meanwhile, a science student’s WASSCE results also made waves. James Preston, who posted his sister’s results on Facebook, celebrated her achievement in nine subjects. She received A1 in two subjects, showcasing her strong foundation in science.

These stories reflect the diverse experiences of students in the 2025 WASSCE, from exceptional achievements to moments of resilience and support. Each narrative adds to the broader conversation about education, perseverance, and the impact of community involvement in shaping successful futures.