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Maybelconor:
number 4: Jamb

Sanchez01:
I know 11 too . 3 is hard

sindan:
IpobExposed is a criminal and must be jailed

sllylie:
interesting.

hernandson:
all this stress and they are not bill gate,dangote or mark zuckerberg na wa o

Sanchez01:
God knows you are 'Efiko' where I am. You even know Mean, Median, Mode. Choi!

I could remember when I wrote my WASSCE then. I noticed everyone flipped to the middle of their answer sheets, where the graph sheet is and started plotting God knows what. I stared at the questions but couldn't see any that asked us to plot a graph so I summoned courage, stood up and walked towards the invigilator. What came out was crazy. I said, 'Ma, could you please indicate the question asking us to plot a graph?

Craziest part was, she thought I was a SPECIAL STUDENT because she went 'awww, sorry, your principal should have mentioned that there was a special child in the school, and we asked her severally but she said no'

She was an external invigilator and was a kind hearted one. Last last, she obliged and asked someone to explain to me but what followed next was hilarious.

My Maths teacher who had advised his father to switch to apprenticeship in mechanical works walked in almost an hour later to find out how we were faring and the nice invigilator decided to gossip about my life. She was like 'Oga, I don't understand this your school o, there is a special student here and none of you are paying close attention to him.' My Maths teacher was stunned because he understood that the school does not admit special students as such. So he asked who the person was and the woman pointed towards my direction. The mumu man just hissed and said 'Olodo ma ní ọmọ yẹn. Ọpọlọ ẹ ò sí s'iwe.' (Ignore the boy, he is a dullard. He is not built for school ).

I wasn't humiliated in any way because it was Maths and there was nothing special about it.

The only place I get comfortable with when it comes to buying today is when I shop in malls. I know they would only deduct their exact amount from my account. If it is the regular markets. My phone is always on calculator mode. Life is short, biko.

Ishilove:
Sanchez01, come and see maths o!!

Lord knows I HATE maths

It took fasting, prayers and 'giraffing' to pass Mathematics in my SSCE. Before then I scored F9 in maths in my GCE

No matter how hard I try I just can't grasp it. I understand the problems when I'm being taught, but once I study them on my own everything goes blank.

I hate maths!

hernandson:
all this stress and they are not bill gate,dangote or mark zuckerberg na wa o

Ishilove:
3 is not that hard. Just keep adding three to each figure

Sanchez01:
And you say this one is not hard. I just tried reciting it while adding 3 before I get to the next. I stopped at 3*6=18. I was trying to use my hand to count the next three after 18

doublewisdom:
Op, be like you never hear of maths 200 in Abraka those days.

Ishilove:
Sanchez01, come and see maths o!!

Lord knows I HATE maths

It took fasting, prayers and 'giraffing' to pass Mathematics in my SSCE. Before then I scored F9 in maths in my GCE

No matter how hard I try I just can't grasp it. I understand the problems when I'm being taught, but once I study them on my own everything goes blank.

I hate maths!

chrisviral:
Sat for the IMO (maths and also for the sciences)
I quickly realized that my 98.4 secondary school averages was nothing!

brandydaniells:
can i get an.instagram id

sllylie:
No

brandydaniells:
facebook i.d nko

sllylie:
no.

Sanchez01:
God knows you are 'Efiko' where I am. You even know Mean, Median, Mode. Choi!

I could remember when I wrote my WASSCE then. I noticed everyone flipped to the middle of their answer sheets, where the graph sheet is and started plotting God knows what. I stared at the questions but couldn't see any that asked us to plot a graph so I summoned courage, stood up and walked towards the invigilator. What came out was crazy. I said, 'Ma, could you please indicate the question asking us to plot a graph?

Craziest part was, she thought I was a SPECIAL STUDENT because she went 'awww, sorry, your principal should have mentioned that there was a special child in the school, and we asked her severally but she said no'

She was an external invigilator and was a kind hearted one. Last last, she obliged and asked someone to explain to me but what followed next was hilarious.

My Maths teacher who had advised his father to switch to apprenticeship in mechanical works walked in almost an hour later to find out how we were faring and the nice invigilator decided to gossip about my life. She was like 'Oga, I don't understand this your school o, there is a special student here and none of you are paying close attention to him.' My Maths teacher was stunned because he understood that the school does not admit special students as such. So he asked who the person was and the woman pointed towards my direction. The mumu man just hissed and said 'Olodo ma ní ọmọ yẹn. Ọpọlọ ẹ ò sí s'iwe.' (Ignore the boy, he is a dullard. He is not built for school ).

I wasn't humiliated in any way because it was Maths and there was nothing special about it.

The only place I get comfortable with when it comes to buying today is when I shop in malls. I know they would only deduct their exact amount from my account. If it is the regular markets. My phone is always on calculator mode. Life is short, biko.

naturalwaves:
Hahahaha. This is the second time you will reiterate this point. First was like a year+ ago and I told you it is never too late to learn it. At least, you can learn basics in 3 months.

martineverest:
they arent meant to be like those,but to make life better for their patriots.....they arent like nigerians that do things because of money

hardbody:
Why make exams almost impassable when it is not the true test of knowledge.

Meanwhile there no other known way of testing knowledge.

Ishilove:
Second time?

No, sir, I disagree I have been screaming it from the Nairaland rooftops for many year

Oh well, I have been thinking about it. Maybe I can understand it better if I start relearning basic maths at this stage of my life