- A 16-year-old Nigerian boy has been praised on social media for his outstanding JAMB UTME score
- The brilliant chap, who schooled at Government Secondary School Owerri, scored 92 in physics and had a total of 339
- Many netizens opined that the lad deserves to be given a scholarship and publicised for his academic feat to serve as an encouragement to him and others
A 16-year-old student of Government Secondary School Owerri, Jamachi Osuji, has scored 339 in the 2023 JAMB UTME. Continue Reading>>>
The Imo indigene recorded 71 in English, 88 in math, 88 in physics and 92 in chemistry to make history and join the small number of scholars whose results started from 300.
Jamachi Osuji, 339 in JAMB UTME
Jamachi Osuji smashed the exam with 339 in total.
Celebrating Jamachi’s feat on Facebook, a former student of the lad’s school, Sammy Jay took pride in the feat. Continue Reading>>>
Jay hailed his alma mater, saying they produce the best brains. He called on well-meaning individuals and bodies to give Jamachi a scholarship.
“Super Proud of this little Boy, Jamachi Osuji and my Alma Mater Government College Owerri. They produce the best Brains .
“339 in Jamb!!! He deserves a Scholarship,” he wrote.
THETALK.NG gathered that Jamachi is the second son in a family of six children.
Reactions on social media
Claribel Duru said:
“Congratulations my son. More divine grace.”
Chioma Njoku said:
“Hallelujah!! Glory be to GOD ALMIGHTY Amen.
“Great GSSO!! Great !!!
“Congratulations to Jamachi.”
Tochukwu Onyeulo said:
“Congratulations to him.
“He has made us proud.”
Baron Sav said:
“Verified blue blood congratulations son,we are always the best everywhere.”
Chiamaka Longinus said:
“Yes, he deserves it. He won a laptop in the quiz competition organised by my organisation. Very good in mathematics.”
Charity Okereke said:
“Wow congrats ooo, great GSSO product keep on moving higher, higher.”
Okorie Kenniston Kevin said:
“This is wonderful 92 in chemistry! Wow.”
15-year-old scores 337 in JAMB UTME
Meanwhile, AWARDNOBS.COM previously reported that a 15-year-old boy had scored 337 in his UTME.
15-year-old Lotanna Azuokeke of Bishop Otubelu Juniorate, Trans Ekulu, Enugu State, set the new record after scoring 99 marks in mathematics, 88 in chemistry, 86 in physics, and 64 in the English Language, racking up 337 overall points.
This development was made known in a statement issued by Dr Chiwuike Uba, the spokesperson for the school’s founder.
According to Uba, the 15-year-old smashed the record earlier set by Chidera Obi, who scored 329 marks five years ago.
