Afia Likki Offers New Career Path for WASSCE Graduates, Promotes Her Soap Business
- Popular TikToker Afia Likki Soap added her voice, encouraging 2025 SHS graduates with low grades to consider going into business
- The internet personality, while advising the graduates, also pitched her fast-growing soap business, which has gained massive traction on TikTok
- She offered the graduates an open opportunity to learn her trade, which she claimed could earn them more than returning for remedial classes
Afia Likki Soap, the TikTok personality who gained popularity for her captivating love story with Akroga, is once again making headlines for a different reason.
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In a recent video circulating online, Afia Likki Soap reached out to 2025 WASSCE graduates, especially those who did not perform as well as they had hoped, encouraging them to remain hopeful.
Her message was well received by many young Ghanaians who are processing the outcome of the national exams.
She stressed that a poor exam result did not mark the end of anyone’s future.
Afia further discouraged graduates from rushing to rewrite their papers, adding that there was no need to repeat the courses when they could rather use the time to start their own small businesses.
On that note, she invited interested graduates to join her liquid soap training programme, which she believed could offer a steady source of income.
“Don’t go to Super AI, come and learn business,” she said.
In Afia’s own words, anyone willing to learn liquid soap production stood a real chance of gaining a valuable and profitable skill.
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WAEC details reasons for bad WASSCE performance
Her comments came shortly after WAEC released the provisional results for the 2025 WASSCE.
The educational institution expressed concern about a noticeable decline in performance, particularly in core subjects.
The Head of Public Relations at WAEC, John Kapi, provided insights during an interview on Channel One TV.
He explained that Core Mathematics saw the greatest decline. Passes fell from 305,132 in 2024 to 209,068 in 2025.
Watch the TikTok video below.
This resulted in more than ninety-six thousand fewer students earning marks within the A1 to C6 range.
With a pass rate of only 48.73%, over half of the candidates did not meet the requirements for tertiary education.
Mr Kapi also pointed out several recurring weaknesses observed by examiners.
These included difficulties with diagram interpretation, challenges in solving real-life mathematical problems, issues with translating word problems into mathematical expressions, and struggles with interpreting cumulative frequency data.
He noted that these topics are well covered in the syllabus, making the performance gaps more concerning.
WAEC is expected to present additional findings and recommendations to guide teachers, school heads, and policymakers in preparing students for future examinations.
Government orders comprehensive investigation into WASSCE performance
YEN.com.gh earlier reported that President John Dramani Mahama expressed his concerns about the national performance of WASSCE 2025 candidates.
Speaking at the launch of the STEMBox initiative on Friday, December 5, 2025, the President acknowledged the troubling results and called for immediate action.
He has tasked the Minister of Education, Haruna Iddrisu, with conducting a thorough investigation into the factors contributing to the unimpressive performance.
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