meekparagon:
Student commited suicide after seeing her jamb score. Left note for her parents and friends.

illicit:
marlians

Ishilove:
The generation of teens we have these days ehn. Their peers in the 60s and 70s survived wars and even fought in some, but these ones we are raising nowadays rush to commit suicide if you as much as condemn their fashion sense. Millennials!!

Odiegwu.

Melison:
No matter what happens u have to keep moving forward,I remember year 2014 I took jamb ppt and sat near a dude that has been sitting for jamb since 2007 mehn,I shock but he was there still giving himself a chance,there are many hurdles on the way,if u fail cry if that will make u better,weep but always remember that its okay to fail but never okay to give up,
All u have in life is ur breath nothing else counts once its gone,suicide is never am option,life is not for the faint hearted so man up and face it! Above all pray

Totilopussylick:
Stop the lies

illicit:
marlians

enemyofprogress:
boat of them

meekparagon:
Student commited suicide after seeing her jamb score. Left note for her parents and friends.

tydi:


I tell you bro.. People has always neglected the power behind shedding those tears at your closet, cry and weep your tears it would keep you up and going.. Oh! How much I appreciate my tears it has always been my bedding rock

KIDfurniture:
Chai u sat for jamb in 2014... no age limit for this platform sha. No wonder many keep shouting na under age kids full here now. Nairaland is gone for good

seunlayi:
How I wish you can hear me as I wish to tell you that what I went thru was nothing compared to what made you to commit this greatest sin. Mountain of hindrances won't cease from the part of those that will make it but only with perseverance that you will scale thru.... I m still passing thru another one since last year and gradually, I can see the other side just a little moment from now it is will be a thing of the past.

I can't imagine the type of torture you must be passing thru in heaven now due to your wrong decision.



Ftc dedicated to those who believed that the mountain of worries before them is about becoming a thing of the past.

suco01:


"That word okay to fail but never okay to give up" and suicide wasn't an option is what made me keep going then. I am an example. I did Jamb for good seven years 2005 to 2011, my mate that we both graduate from secondary school were graduates already, some in final year, life was very difficult for me during those years. My dad died during my WAEC 2004 exam (May his soul Rest in Peace), my mum was not financially stable. Yet I keep my head up even though no better people around me to orientate me on how to go about it and when you ask those that knows about schooling/education their response will make one to commit suicide but I was determined. 2011 was my last jamb and the only jamb that I failed since 2005, scored 197 did post jamb in Funaab and I got the admission. Suicide is not the solution abeg.

Malawian:

Honestly speaking! Finished sec sch in 1998, didn't get into Uni until 2002. 3 of my former classmates already graduated from ABSU in that 2002 before I even Matric.

Lostz:
most times it have to do with the parents. Nigerian parents are not supportive, especially those with many kids.

Onebottle:
Whyyyy This is my second jamb and am alive.
Fail jamb doesnt mean failed life.
Hmmm. Rip o

Ishilove:
The generation of teens we have these days ehn. Their peers in the 60s and 70s survived wars and even fought in some, but these ones we are raising nowadays rush to commit suicide if you as much as condemn their fashion sense. Millennials!!

Odiegwu.

NgwalandAbia:
Another foolish Nigerian gone because of zoo University full with immoral act by the way where is our medicine students now that we need them for coronavirus solution

Theboss100:
Torture in heaven Will u shut up!. Who told u people are tortured in heaven?? Fake prophet. He is in the grave waiting for the day of resurrection. they won't say what kw and shut up on what they dnt. Let me hear say u wan go heaven, na koboko angel Micheal go use whoop ur lying asss

Davoneskay:
Too bad! I wrote my first JAMB in 2007 and scored 203. I felt like a don. Wrote WAEC n NECO but failed woefully. I wrote the next WAEC GCE but failed as well. I sat for another JAMB. I passed incredibly than the previous one. I wrote another WAEC but failed English Language and passed other required subjects. I later sat for another NECO GCE which I got lucky with. I sat for JAMB and passed with a high score as usual.
My mom was good and bad to me during those trying times. Good because she never relented at obtaining those forms for me and bad cos she was comparing me with the children of her colleagues at work whom were getting it right.
Whenever I got back from the Cyber cafe with my result, she would look straight into my eyes even b4 I uttered anything and say: "otutu fail...as usual" meaning you've failed as usual.
Parents should stop putting too much pressures on their wards.
In fact, I still graduated with a very good grade before some of my friends who got admitted before me.
Some of my old friends who had no admission are doing well in their endeavors.
Let no pressure on yourself because of admission issues.
Las Las, school na scam.