What This Teacher Said After Viewing His Student's WAEC Result

Exceptional Performance by a Nigerian Student in 2025 WAEC

A remarkable achievement has been made by a Nigerian student who excelled in the 2025 West African Examination Council (WAEC) exams, drawing admiration from his teacher and peers. The student’s outstanding performance has not only brought pride to his educator but also sparked conversations on social media platforms.

The teacher, known as Top Solutions, shared the student's results on Facebook, highlighting the impressive scores. He expressed immense pride in being associated with such a talented individual. The student passed all the WAEC subjects, achieving A1 grades in three core subjects: biology, chemistry, and physics. These high marks reflect the student’s dedication and academic excellence.

In addition to these top scores, the student also achieved credit grades in data processing, agricultural science, and Igbo language, along with English language. For civic education and general mathematics, the student secured B2 and B3 respectively, showcasing a well-rounded academic profile.

Beyond the WAEC results, the student also sat for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), where he scored an impressive 303. This score further emphasizes the student’s capability and readiness for higher education.

Top Solutions shared his sentiments on social media, stating, “The 2025 WAEC result of one of my students that scored 303 in UTME 2025. We no dee carry last. Congratulations, our product is our pride. See Physics, Biology and Chemistry on TOP.” His message resonated with many, highlighting the significance of the student’s achievements.

Reactions from the Community

The student’s success has generated positive feedback from various individuals, including classmates and educators. Tochukwu Suarez remarked, “Erudite no dey carry last. Always on top. Congratulations to him.” Emmy Uzor praised the student’s effort, saying, “This is a sure result and not a product of special center but hard work.”

Chijioke Ogbu commented, “Those you are teaching are lucky. Congratulations.” Yetty Berry noted, “My sister's result is saying no result for this candidate.” Edith Nneka said, “Wow, this is a good performance. Keep it up sir.” Jide Obi Ugwu added, “Congratulations...more grace to Top solution family. I'm so proud to be A member.”

Peace Afan stated, “Wow nice. Our product is indeed our pride.” Victor Chieloka raised some concerns about the overall performance, noting, “WAEC this year seems like everyone wrote the same thing nationwide, if not, why is everyone I have seen so far having C6, D7, E8 or F9 in English and Igbo... Someone will have 6As, then English and Igbo E8 and F9...” Despite this, many others celebrated the student’s achievements.

Ugwuani Ugochukwu said, “Maths, chemistry, physics. You are doing well sir.” Omeye Gloria Chinwendu added, “Top solution for a big reason. Congratulations.” UJunwa Joy concluded, “Congratulations to him. And kudos to you sir.”

A Story of Courage and Determination

Earlier, there was a story about a girl who was initially scared to check her WAEC results. Identified on Facebook as Spotless Nazzy, she shared a video showing the moment she checked her results on the WAEC website. She mentioned that she had written the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam and performed well, emphasizing the importance of the WAEC results for her future studies.

Spotless Nazzy’s experience highlights the emotional journey many students face during result announcements. Her story serves as a reminder of the challenges and triumphs that come with academic pursuits. It also underscores the significance of support systems, both from educators and peers, in helping students navigate the pressures of examinations.

The combination of academic excellence and personal courage exemplifies the spirit of determination among Nigerian students. As they continue to strive for success, their achievements serve as inspiration for others, reinforcing the value of hard work, perseverance, and community support.