Boy Who Scored 297 in JAMB Bags A1 in All Nine WAEC Subjects, Father, Celebrates Remarkable Achievement
A Nigerian student, Nwosu Uchenna Hilary, has earned widespread praise after recording outstanding results in both the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
Hilary, a former student of Chrisland High School, Abuja, scored an impressive 297 in the 2026 UTME before going on to achieve A1 grades in all nine subjects he sat for in the 2026 WAEC examination.
His remarkable performance was proudly shared by his father, Nwosu Ezenwa Osunbor, on Facebook on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
Sharing screenshots of his son’s results, the proud father expressed his joy and highlighted that Hilary had earned the highest possible grade in every subject. In his celebratory post, he proudly announced that his son achieved “9 A1s,” meaning he earned distinctions in all nine subjects.
According to the result shared online, Hilary obtained A1 grades in English Language, Economics, Geography, Civic Education, General Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, and Digital Technologies.
His exceptional performance demonstrates a strong academic ability across both science and humanities-related subjects.
Boy Who Scored 297 in JAMB Bags A1 in All Nine WAEC Subjects, Father Celebrates Remarkable Achievement
Hilary’s outstanding WAEC result came shortly after his impressive 297 UTME score, placing him among the high-performing candidates in the 2026 examination season and potentially strengthening his chances of gaining admission to a competitive course at a Nigerian university.
The family had even more reason to celebrate, as Osunbor also revealed that his daughter, Chixaram Nwosu, performed impressively in her Junior WAEC examination, making it a memorable academic season for the family.
The Facebook post quickly attracted attention, with hundreds of people congratulating the young student. Many praised Hilary for his hard work, discipline and consistency, while others expressed confidence that his results could help him secure admission to prestigious courses such as Medicine.
Some commenters also admired his ability to excel in both the UTME and WAEC examinations, describing his performance as a remarkable example of academic excellence.
Hilary’s achievement adds to the growing number of impressive performances by Nigerian students during the 2026 examination season and serves as an inspiration to young candidates preparing for future national examinations.