A Nigerian medical laboratory science student, known on X as @symply_bisola, has sparked warm reactions online after proudly sharing his sister's 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) results. The results card revealed an impressive performance, with the sister scoring A1 in two subjects and earning B grades across all remaining seven subjects.
WAEC 2026 Results: A Stellar Performance
The results, issued under the WAEC for school candidates in 2026, listed nine subjects with no grade falling below a B3. The student posted the results card with a simple caption: "My Sister's results," accompanied by an orange heart emoji.
His sister recorded A1 grades in Agriculture and Chemistry, the highest possible marks in the WAEC grading system. She also scored B2 in both Civic Education and English Language, while rounding off with B3 grades in Marketing, General Mathematics, Biology, Physics, and Livestock Farming.
Giveaway Thread Sparks Sharing
The post was shared in response to a giveaway thread started by Dr Chika (@chikaehiemere), who offered to celebrate exceptional WAEC results. Dr Chika said: "Let's do a giveaway for my followers with exceptional WAEC results for their siblings, children or friends. Comment with results please! We will verify and celebrate with them! Education is not a scam!"
The initiative encouraged many users to share their own family members' achievements, creating a positive online community celebrating academic excellence.
Reactions to the Results
The post drew positive comments from users who were quick to applaud the young student's achievement. @kenny_X said: "Your sister is great." @ChainRX commented: "Nice one. Thank God." @slimtessy45 added: "She good gan o." These reactions reflect the admiration and encouragement from the online community.
Similar Celebration: Science Student Shares Own Results
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that a science student identified as @_big_anne on TikTok shared a screenshot of her 2026 WAEC result, showing grades across nine subjects. She scored A1 in three subjects, including Agriculture, Chemistry, and Catering Craft, alongside passes in the remaining six. This trend of sharing results highlights the importance of recognizing hard work and academic achievement in Nigeria.
