A young Nigerian girl named Chisom Francisca, feeling heartbroken, has turned to social media for advice after her WAEC results were released. She is worried that her D7 in English might affect her chances of studying Banking and Finance, even though she did well in her other subjects.
In her Facebook post, she shared a picture of her results, highlighting her A1 grades in Accounting, Economics, Civic Education, and Mathematics, along with B3 in Commerce, B2 in Marketing and Government, and a C5 in Igbo.
She appeared to do well in her studies, but the D7 in English made her doubt if she could follow her chosen path and later change to Accounting.
The post gained a lot of interest on social media, with users sharing various tips and ideas.
Netizens Reactions…
@Michael Roland said: “Your result would have been perfect but you failed English. It’s over for you.”
@Itunuoluwa Adekoya said: “I don’t think so the English is very important but D7 is a no no.”
@Samoa said: “There’s probabilities cuz English spoilt your result.”
@Precious Oluwatosin said: “Yr English is bad. Hope u write neco.”
@Hari Hassy said: “Chaiiii. English ruin everything. Add neco to it.”
@Omolade Zaccheus said: “Pls can I study Physiology later change to nursing. Pls pardon me for asking question under your post. Pls help a sister.”
@Sàm Røyal wrote: “This is what really happened to me 2022. My results was good but english flopped it. I had to write another waec last year and thank God. The only option is if u write neco and your english bam. But if ure hoping to study in unilag just change institution.”
@Sammy Dickson added: “No bcuz u failed one of the most important subject in waec and that ur English D7.”
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yes u can dear change
there are possiblities dear cuz english spoit it all
my dear ur english is a no no but put more effort hope u write neco God bless u dear it is well