Lady who didn’t sit for junior WAEC due to 7-day trance allegedly scores 14 A’s, 1 C

A Nigerian lady has shared a jaw-dropping testimony of how she reportedly passed her Junior WAEC examination with 14 A’s and 1 C – despite not sitting for the exam physically, as she was in a trance for seven days.
The revelation was made on X (formerly Twitter) by the user identified as @the_girl_IYUN.
She made the disclosure in response to a trending post asking people to share their personal experiences with God.
According to her, she was in church a day before her final paper and suddenly went into a spiritual trance that lasted seven days.
During that period, she claimed to have been ministering to people who came for prophecy sessions in the church.
Her mother, concerned about her daughter missing the exams, went to inform the school principal – only to be shocked when she allegedly saw her daughter in the exam hall, actively writing the papers.
She explained that she was able to write some of the papers before the trance, and the only one she missed was the subject she scored a C in when the results were released.
Narrating the experience, she wrote:
“JS3 Junior WAEC, I was in church a day before the last paper and I went on a 7-day trance. I was in church attending to people who came for prophecies.”
“Mum went to school to inform my principal, but she saw me sitting in the exam hall writing the exam. She returned to the church and started looking at me strangely.”
“When I came down from the trance and they told me everything, I didn’t believe it – until the results came out. I had 14 A’s and 1 C. The C was in the subject I supposedly didn’t write 😃. That’s when I got the nickname ‘Ghost.'”
The unusual story sparked reactions across social media, with many users flocking to the comment section to express amazement, skepticism, and curiosity.
See some reactions below:
@1xMoe: “My only question is, when your mum saw you writing the exam, were you wearing Sutana or school uniform?”
@toofighting: “So, please indulge me 🙏🏽If your mum came to see the principal to make an excuse for you or whatnot. How did she end up seeing you in the examination hall? Was the principal’s office attached to the examination hall?”
@_iamtolulope: “Go give this script to funke akindele, na block buster be this o. Netflix worthy.”
@Itzpelumi: “Na me mark the paper that year. Holy Spirit just appear say give am 100/100 and I listened.”
@sunday_ola40769: “Lot of people won’t believe dz but I pray God open there eyes…..e get one of my bro wey go ori oke sef….na d same scenario but kinda.”
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