WASSCE 2025 Candidate Sings Praises After Bagging Aggregate 24, Video
- A Senior High School graduate generated reactions after checking her WASSCE results
- The initially tense young lady, upon seeing her score, immediately released her held breath and began singing praises, glorifying the name of God
- Her joyful celebration, captured in a short clip, has gone viral as many admire her gratitude
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A West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) 2025 candidate is trending for her heartwarming reaction after checking her results.
Source: TikTok
The young lady known online as Adwoa Momo was seen singing praises as she checked her grades, visibly overwhelmed with joy.
The ecstatic Visual Arts candidate, who attended Esasse Bontefufuo Senior High Technical School, celebrated scoring a cumulative grade of 24.
In the core subjects, she earned C5 in Social Studies, C6 in English, B3 in Mathematics, and B3 in Integrated Science.
For her electives, she had B2 in General Knowledge in Arts, C4 in Graphics, and C6 in Leather Works.
In a viral video she posted on her TikTok account, @um.adwoah.momo, she expressed deep gratitude and appreciation to God for her performance.
The TikTok video as at the time of publication, had 162.5 thousand views, with 7207 likes.
Her jubilant celebration comes amid reports that over half of all candidates who sat for the 2025 WASSCE did not pass.
The Ghana Education Service (GES) confirmed that the exams were conducted under strict supervision to ensure credibility and urged the public to disregard unfounded claims.
Watch the TikTok video below;
In other developments, some 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) candidates have expressed concerns regarding their results.
Source: UGC
Several are placing the blame on their schools and exam supervisors, claiming that the exam questions did not fall under the topics they were taught.
“We have been solving past questions, but still. The issue is, I have never seen such a question before.”
“The topics we were given to prepare for the exam did not appear when we sat for the paper.”
In a video shared by JoyNews, the students insisted that they studied hard and wrote something, so they do not understand why they received F9s and E8s.
“Although the Maths was difficult, we, the students, wrote something. We did something, but we all got F9 and E8.”
How D7 can get you into university
Also, a Ghanaian man has offered advice to students who received D7, E8, and F9 grades in their 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results.
In a video, he emphasised that receiving a low grade in a subject does not mean the quest to pursue tertiary education is over.
He also urged parents whose children performed poorly in the WASSCE to encourage and support them during challenging times.
He highlighted that various diploma programs are available at Ghanaian universities, noting that students who did not perform well in their exams still have alternative pathways to achieve higher education.
Boy celebrates as he bags aggregate 27
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that a boy who attended Mankessim SHS has become the envy of many after posting his 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results slip online.
A video that has gone viral showed the adorable moment the boy, in the company of friends, checked his WASSCE results.
The tense moment was quickly replaced with joy and excitement as he and his friends screamed upon realising he had passed.
Proofreading by Samuel Gitonga, copy editor at YEN.com.gh.
Source: YEN.com.gh
