Man Recounts Frustrating Experience at WAEC Office: Demands Bribe for Expedited Service
However, to his shock, the secretary informed him that it would still take two months, unless he was willing to pay a bribe of N5,000. She explained that this was the standard procedure unless he wanted to "shake body small," implying that he should pay the bribe to speed up the process.
AKACHI NOEL 
A Nigerian man, identified as @UncleCCA on Twitter, recently shared a disheartening experience he had encountered at the Yaba West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) office a decade ago. He recounted his encounter with a secretary who not only demanded a bribe but also requested snacks from him to expedite his request for a statement of result.
@UncleCCA explained that he visited the WASSCE office in Yaba ten years ago to request his statement of result to be sent to a school in the United States. Anxious to receive it promptly, he sought expedited service and was directed to meet the secretary.
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However, to his shock, the secretary informed him that it would still take two months, unless he was willing to pay a bribe of N5,000. She explained that this was the standard procedure unless he wanted to "shake body small," implying that he should pay the bribe to speed up the process.
In an astonishing turn of events, the secretary counted the N5,000 payment in front of him and asked him to use N500 of that money to purchase 'puff puff' and malt for her from across the street.@UncleCCA expressed his helplessness and frustration over this encounter, noting that he had no alternative but to comply with her demands.
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His Twitter post resonated with other netizens who shared their own frustrating experiences with bureaucratic processes and corruption. This online discussion provided a platform for people to express their grievances and underscore the need for change within such systems.
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The thread revealed various instances where individuals had to pay extra fees and bribes for services they were entitled to, exposing systemic issues that require attention and reform.
