Can My Daughter Still Study Theatre Arts with Her WAEC Result? Concerned Mother Asks Online
The worried mother sought opinions from netizens on whether her daughter could still pursue a degree in Theatre Arts at the university, given the result
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A Nigerian mother, Adeniran Abosede Oluwakemi, has turned to social media for advice on her daughter’s academic future following the release of her West African Examinations Council (WAEC) results. In a Facebook post, Abosede expressed concern after her daughter received an F9 in Yoruba, while securing B2 and B3 grades in other subjects.
The worried mother sought opinions from netizens on whether her daughter could still pursue a degree in Theatre Arts at the university, given the result. She shared that her daughter’s aggregate score in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam was 111911.
The post sparked mixed reactions online, with some users assuring her that the failed Yoruba grade should not hinder her daughter’s aspirations, while others inquired about the specific subjects her daughter excelled in.
This situation highlights the challenges many parents face in navigating the Nigerian education system and making informed decisions about their children's future.
