The first time I wrote WAEC, I failed 6 subjects.
The second time, I cried in the exam hall — not because the questions were hard, but because I felt like I’d never make it in life.
People laughed. Some said I was just “not serious.”
But I knew I couldn’t give up.
I started reading like my life depended on it.
I avoided distractions, watched YouTube tutorials, joined study groups, and even taught myself topics nobody explained in class.
The third time I wrote WAEC… I passed with 5 distinctions.
Today, I tutor students online and help them pass the same exams I once failed.
You see, failure doesn’t mean it’s over. Sometimes, it’s just the beginning of your real story.
Have you ever failed something you really wanted to pass?
Let’s talk 👇🏽
#MyStory #WAEC #NeverGiveUp
Zeed
3 days agoThe first time I wrote WAEC, I failed 6 subjects. The second time, I cried in the exam hall — not because the questions were hard, but because I felt like I’d never make it in life. People laughed. Some said I was just “not serious.” But I knew I couldn’t give up. I started reading like my life depended on it. I avoided distractions, watched YouTube tutorials, joined study groups, and even taught myself topics nobody explained in class. The third time I wrote WAEC… I passed with 5 distinctions. Today, I tutor students online and help them pass the same exams I once failed. You see, failure doesn’t mean it’s over. Sometimes, it’s just the beginning of your real story. Have you ever failed something you really wanted to pass? Let’s talk 👇🏽 #MyStory #WAEC #NeverGiveUp