WAEC Exams in Nigeria: A Night of Anxiety and Concerns for Students and Families The pressure of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams is a familiar experience for students across Nigeria. A recent video posted on TikTok offers a glimpse into the anxieties surrounding these high-stakes examinations. The video, shot from the perspective of a young woman picking up her sister from school late at night, highlights the challenges faced by students and their families. The video shows the sister, along with other students, waiting outside the school well past 11 pm. The sister's tired expression and the late hour underscore the pressure students are under to perform well in the exams. The woman filming adds a voiceover expressing concern for the students' safety and the long hours they are forced to endure. "Nigeria my country u people should do better abeg una nor even reason the children safety say una want make them write waec," she states, highlighting concerns about the lack of consideration for student well-being. This video serves as a reminder of the intense pressure students face during WAEC exams and raises questions about the support systems in place to ensure their safety and well-being. It also underscores the need for a more holistic approach to education that prioritizes students' mental and physical health.
A lady was unable to comprehend the nature of her little sister’s exam after she had to pick her up from school late at night.
