“Who wrote this exam for you?” – WAEC results of a student who scored 136 in JAMB sparks debates online

• Nigerian boy Mustapha Lukman’s WAEC result of 136 in the JAMB exam has garnered significant attention online.

• Lukman, aspiring to study computer science at KadPoly, shared his WASSCE results on Facebook for admission feedback.

The WAEC results of Mustapha Lukman, a Nigerian student who achieved a score of 136 in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination, have gone viral online.

Lukman, who aims to pursue a degree in computer science at Kaduna State Polytechnic (KadPoly), shared his WASSCE results on Facebook to inquire about his prospects for admission.

“This my WAEC result in jamb 136 do you get addimition in computer science do you get addimition in kadpoly,” his post read.

His results featured a distinction (A1) in agricultural science along with five B3 grades in subjects including English language and physics.

Despite his commendable WAEC performance, his low JAMB score of 136 has raised questions about how he attained such high marks in WAEC.

While some individuals provided support and guidance, others expressed skepticism regarding his ability to excel in WAEC given his low JAMB score and apparent challenges with English.

Reacting to the post..

@Ebenezer Arinze asked: “Who wrote this WAEC for you?”

@Ibrahim Yahaya said: “How did you take score B in English na. “Bro just dey bass sentence anyhow.”

@Jamiu Bulala Sport Cipher said: “Ah. “How jamb go carry admission give you.”

@It’z Yakson On Top said: “Thanks Worst part is Islamic studies, are you really a Muslim.”

@Dogara Danladi Sarkinoma said: “With B3 in English, educational system in this country self…”

@Vivian Nyam said: “Mad ooo. “

“But sha you have tried, you can do better my love.”

@Kolawole said: “Are you sure you are the one that write this waec…. question mark ‼️.”

@Abdulyekeen Tijani Babatunde said: “Correction (This is my WAEC result, and I scored 136 in JAMB. Can I get admission into Computer Science at KadPoly?).”