UTME Result Of Brilliant Air Force Base Schoolboy Impresses Nigerians, Goes Viral
- A young boy schooling in Air Force Base Secondary School, Kaduna state, has been celebrated online for his stellar Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score
- A man who displayed the boy's UTME score on social media hailed him for defying the odds to perform excellently
- He called on the Kaduna state government and organisations to offer scholarships to the boy and explained why
A resident of Buwaya Chikun LGA, Kaduna State, Destiny Dauda Fadason, has made his people proud by scoring high in the UTME.
A Facebook user, Junior Gbagyiza, released the boy's picture on the social media platform and spoke highly of him.
Source: UGC
According to Junior, Destiny, an Air Force Base Secondary School student in Kaduna State, scored 301 in the 2024 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) exam.
Destiny wants to study medicine
Amid the mass failure in the JAMB exam, Junior thought Destiny's feat was impressive. He added that the boy wants to study medicine at the university and appealed to the Kaduna State government and organisations to sponsor him.
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"...His ambition to study medicine shines a light on his determination and potential. We appeal to the government of Kaduna State and multi-national organisations to support Destiny's aspirations with a scholarship."
Junior explained that sponsoring Destiny would empower him to contribute to the country's healthcare future and academic excellence.
People celebrate Destiny Dauda Fadason's UTME feat
Gbagyi Ñews Line said:
"God bless him and his generation!"
Grace Ayuba said:
"Gbagyi to the world .
"We are Growing everyday ."
Daniel Dogara said:
"Congratulations Destiny Agbagyi abye abye."
Yakubu Yusuf said:
"We are proud of you keep moving ahead."
Bello Sarki said:
"Wow! This is very great and this is the news I want to be hearing. The boy needs an international guidance and counseling. He will be a global citizen in nearest future. Congratulations to Destiny Dauda Fadason, the of Gbagyi Youths and then the Gbagyi Nation."
Joshua Jatau said:
"Wow this is very impressive.
"Congratulations to Destiny Dauda Fadason.
"And Gbagyi Nation."
Man who wrote UTME 6 times celebrates
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a man, Uthman, celebrated becoming a lawyer after taking UTME six times.
Uthman made a throwback post to celebrate after he successfully went to school and became a lawyer.
He shared photos in his legal regalia and noted that they were his first studio pictures.
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