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Geovanni412:
This is 2015, bro

I mentioned 2009-2011. Those are the relevant years to check in reference to your post. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/waec-lauds-ondo-govt-for-producing-a-17-year-girl-as-2011-ssce-overall-best-student/amp/
Chuks Ezike Ogochukwu mentioned in this post, attended Dority, he was 2011 set.

razzydoo:
I'm there myself. 05 GCE and 06 WAEC 5Bs including Maths, Eng, Phys, Chem, Biology. BSc Physiology Lagos, MSc pharmacology Lagos. Currently with Lagos State Gov via the Teaching Hospital.

Gerrard59:
So, where is the list of 2009 to show that Dority was a force to be reckoned with? Why I uploaded the picture from 2016 is because the school ought to be consistent, especially as it is a private institution. So, how come the consistency disappeared within four years?

Geovanni412:
This is 2015, bro

I mentioned 2009-2011. Those are the relevant years to check in reference to your post.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/waec-lauds-ondo-govt-for-producing-a-17-year-girl-as-2011-ssce-overall-best-student/amp/ Chuks Ezike Ogochukwu mentioned in this post, attended Dority, he was 2011 set.

Geovanni412:
Firstly,

You should ask, how do I know Ogochukwu Chuks attended Dority when it is not on his LinkedIn profile or Twitter acct? I know this, because he was my junior in school. I know the school did well in 2010, because that was my set. As for the records you are asking for, I no be waec - that one is not my business.

Like I said earlier, you did well but it is impossible to capture all the data because everybody is not a social media person

Chuks page sef on linkedin, he doesn't even mention his work in secondary school.

You should understand that there are many other silent guys like that.

Gerrard59:
My information was not sourced from social media, but from a newspaper publication. I also stated that I could not obtain a few persons' information. Also, I even contacted someone privately to get her details. So, I crossed my Ts and dotted my Is. You said the school performed well in 2009. The question is: how come their names were not published in a newspaper publication? My argument is that when you want to counter an argument, you do so with sources. It is not about LinkedIn but the names as published by WAEC. Also, it is actually good to know why the school has declined in performance if they had such a stellar record.

Yes, we can debate, but it should be fact-based.

naija4life247:
This is what our teenagers should be reading about, not the useless BBN

haybhi1:
Hi, thank you for your comment. However, I'm quite curious about your case.
Most Physiology students around are often forlorn as they are usually short of options in their career, based on economic opportunities and realities. But your case seems to proffer a hope for them.

My questions:
1. Is it allowed for all Physiology BSc grads to do Msc in Pharmacology? I.e, is your case not a special one?
2. Does MSc Pharmacology give them near-certain job security?

Not exactly relared;
3. I learnt that owning a Pharmacy legally is limited to people with degree in Pharmacy. But, in a case where a person has MBBS as first degree, and MSc in Pharmacology, does he still qualify to own a Pharmacy like Pharmacists who are licensed to?

Please note that you will be doing a massive favour by answering these questions as it will form a basis of advice and possible career path for several people. Thanks.

Elidrisy20:
we have them is just that they don't show themselves, there's one Abba auwal of Kano state, who scores 9As in the 80s, they couldn't believe it, they send for him to come Lagos and re-write the exams, he wrote it and got 9As still, but currently he is in US

opamoses1:
You are talking about the one below.

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Cc

franchasofficia:
I know the reason Tinubu's APC government is seriously clamping down on Japa.


They are foolishly believing that it is diaspora Nigerians that are sponsoring Peter Obi and Obidient plus IPOB, so they want to reduce Japa at all cost but Tinubu and his ignorant cabinet forgot that it is even Yorubas that makeup the majority of those migrating via healthcare work, followed closely by Igbos.


Your suggestion of paying an exit fee is also a creative idea but the people under this APC government are mostly clueless and heartless

dominique:
So most of them have japa'd, the brain drain is real. If only our leaders can give an enabling environment to our brilliant minds, they would still be here contributing their quota towards the growth of the country.

Geovanni412:
Bro, there is no debate here

I only pointed out that you cannot find every information online. And that includes the source list you want for 2009 from Dority unless one visits the school and specifically collects said data. My critique of the list is putting people with 6as and 3bs as top ten performers in waec.

Such people might not be top five in their school , talk less of top ten in the nation- I know this from experience.. If you want to make a list like this, stick to people that made all as or 8as and one B.

Mamayam:
How come best result was 7A's?
Did they use Average RAW score to rank them?
@gerrar.d59

Geovanni412:
This is 2015, bro

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.vanguardngr.com/2012/04/waec-lauds-ondo-govt-for-producing-a-17-year-girl-as-2011-ssce-overall-best-student/amp/

Chuks Ezike Ogochukwu mentioned in this post, attended Dority, he was 2011 set

Tomide007:
They’ll get scholarship

opamoses1:
Yeah. I won't say he jap-ed. He just opened an office in London and made the UK his 2nd home. Last time I saw him physically aside sm communication was around 2013 in VI, I believe he was still at Chams then, while I was searching for KLM office to buy ticket and eventually japa-ed myself a few days later. Happy he is what he is now and doing great for himself. He was very bright at OAU too. In year two, he was getting paid by 5th year engr students to help them with final year projects.

CSTRR:
If you can't afford private universities, atleast invest in good secondary schools for your kids.

And a good home tutor.
Even If you spend 60% of your income on your child's basic education, it's worth it.

Once the foundation is solid, they can then go on to UI, Unilag, Uniben, UNN of this world and do great things and change your family history.
That foundation is critical.

Gerrard59:
Officially known as WASSCE, but popularly known as WAEC, the organising body. It is the exam Nigerian students write to at the end of their secondary school education. It is also written by students in the West African sub-region. One of the major prerequisites for entry into tertiary institutions across the world. For easy understanding, both WAEC and WASSCE will be used interchangeably. For some people, I could not find anything, so it is stated as “nothing was found”. If you know such persons, kindly comment.

This year’s results were released: https://www.nairaland.com/8183859/503275-students-fail-english-maths
My previous study on top UTME aka JAMB scorers between 2013 and 2022. Some of the scholars who were students then have graduated with a First Class: https://www.nairaland.com/7763389/top-jamb-scorers-where-today

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Badassniggga:
Good to see they're all doing well.

Whoever said good grades is overrated or "who school epp" is still delusional asf. Excellence will most likely take one very far in life.

obonujoker:
Engineering is actually the most relevant course to study in the world.

Civil
Mechanical
Electrical
Agriculture
Chemical
Safety

The world cannot do without these disciplines.

Even when you study these courses, you'd be happy and glad, even if you don't have a job yet, but there will be fulfillment in you.

You'd always grow and develop in Engineering. You are not limited to one line of thought.

Gerrard59:
My pleasure.. and no problem. But man, Nairaland's anti-spambot thoroughly dealt with me because of this thread. Dampened my morale. I had to even buy a domain name and started building a website so I could publish my findings rather than mailing mods upandown. Going forward, I will work on the website so I do things my way. The endless bans were annoying and tiring.

Gerrard59:
I see. Thanks. Your perspective is refreshing. Na to meet WAEC officials be that to know the methodology used in ranking students.

briandermot:
what of medicine and surgery

opamoses1:
My school mate no japa and he is the owner of one of the companies mentioned on that list where some of those graduates are working for. I.e. moniepoint. So far, he is the most successful person I know on a personal level.