A brilliant Nigerian student of Telnet International Schools, Akure in Ondo State, Omoyeni Joy Folakemi, aced all the nine subjects she registered for in the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

Joy did not just make her family and school proud with an A1 in all Nine subjects she took in her WAEC result, she also scored 338 in her Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination.

Sharing the enviable story with REPORTERS AT LARGE recently, the elated proprietor of the school said “A student in our school by the name Omoyeni Joy had 9As in the just released WAEC results. She also scored 338 in JAMB. She is one of our several success stories several.”

The proprietor thanked God for making his student successful, recording the best result in the 2023 WAEC.

He described Joy as a Godly and focused girl whose determination, respect and curious style of learning have paid off.

“She was known as one who always has questions for the teachers and takes her personal studies seriously. She had a JAMB score of 338 and an SAT score of 1400/1600. I, the school management, all of her teachers since her JSS1 and other students of rhe school are proud of her outstanding performance,” the proprietor said.

Disclosing what cumulated into her excellent WAEC and JAMB results, Joy told REPORTERS AT LARGE that “For me, preparation for WAEC started from my very first class in senior secondary school. My school made it clear that they do not support examination malpractices but instead make supportive teachers available to help us understand things that seem difficult. I used this and got close to my teachers and it really helped me.

“When I got to SSS3, my school introduced us to early morning reading, after-school classes and drilling mock examinations for WAEC and JAMB. So I was basically always reading or having classes.

“But honestly, I want to thank God because none of this could have happened without Him.”

Telnet International Schools, Akure is a coeducational boarding and day school with state-of-the-art boarding and day facilities. A citadel of excellence where all beloved students are empowered to emerge as godly leaders who have the values of integrity, hard work and honesty instilled in them.

Alchemy528:
Everyone is now posting their waec, let me just let you know, if you carry A1 in waec, it's not with your head, they just gave you people malpractice exam

Curious345:
I think her mom. Is igbo.

In ondo, yoruba and igbo intermarry alot.

To acheive this feat, an igbo gene must be Involved