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didnt get admission, was one of those affected by the jamb glitch a few months back.
they didn't reschedule our set.
preparing for next year already ✌
I thank god, I gained admission to my desired course in aaua. I testify to God's greatness
I was admitted with a D7 in English at KASU under the faculty of social science, course POLITICAL SCIENCE
Hello Everyone 🤗😁👋
My name is Onoja Victory Oyiho and this is my 2025 EXAMINATION TESTIMONY of how GOD DID IT.
Honestly where do I start, this year I graduated from secondary school and I thank God. So my testimony 🙏, so my exam journey began in January, 2025, when preparations for JAMB registration started. When JAMB registration started, I had to leave North-Bank for town for almost a week just to get to the place for my registration. On getting there, the place was packed with people, I mean you would go very early in the morning and still be a hundred and something on the list. So after all the struggling God came through and helped me register successfully and I thank Him.
When the results were released, I was so nervous, anxious and all of that. On a Friday night, that was my Church's monthly Night Vigil ( I attend Charismatic Renewal Ministries, North-Bank, Makurdi.), so after getting a call from one of my Sisters, she asked if I had checked mine, I said I hadn't. She told me she got a score of 213 and I congratulated her. On getting home, I went to nearby shops to get a recharge card, but to my surprise, no shop in my area had MTN recharge card, so I had to go to another area to get. When I got it, I recharged it and was praying while waiting for the result, when I saw it it was 170, I was shocked and cried, I told God that, that was not He told me. He didn't answer me, He just kept quiet, I told my Mom and suddenly a voice said I shouldn't go for the Night Vigil, but my Mom insisted I go and I agreed. When I went for the Night Vigil, I told myself that no matter the matter, I would always praise Him, I danced and sang to Him, after the Night Vigil, my Church members said I should check the result again and I did, but i saw the same thing. I really held God, I felt sick, that was the first and last time I had heartbreak in my life. I checked my school portal to see the cut-off mark for my course and it was 190 when the score JAMB gave me was 170, I didn't tell anybody, I went to God first. I knelt down where I usually kneel to pray to God and I told Him what was in my Heart and He heard and answered in His Mighty Way.
After a week or so, the news was out that there were errors and students would be called back to retake the exams, my classmates and I at that time were laughing and joking about it, that what if they called some of us to retake the exams, then in the night, while praying I got a message and I decided to check it after the prayer, when I did, the text said I was to retake the exams, I was so excited and grateful to God for coming through for me. When I wrote the exams, I came out with 252. I thank God 🙏.
Then to my WAEC and NECO, God did it, in a world where people say passing without cheating is impossible, I by God's Grace and Mercy, wrote and came out with 7 B3's and a C6 in English. I thank you Lord for all You have done, for all You are doing and for all You will do.
This is to encourage you all that God can do it for all who genuinely seek and come to Him not just for what He can give you, but for Him.
God Bless you all in Jesus Mighty Name. Amen. 🙏🙏🙏.
I thank God. I was one of the 85 underage students who got admission in this session to the university of my choice and the course of my choice. honestly thee processes were tight. At some point, I wanted to give up but God helped me and saw me though. GLORY TO GOD
After passing the post utme screening, o'level result and the initial requirements of 80% in the JAMB UTME. I went for the physical screening session in Owerri. When I heard that out of 184 only 85 passed. I felt scared. I thank God that I have passed and I have been admitted to UNN to study Medicine
I'm really grateful to God for seeing me through.
I was one of the candidates, that their exam was rescheduled, honestly I have already given up.
because my first utme score was 176 .
But God gave me admission to the university of my choice, unizik, and to my course. English education..
please help me celebrate this God 
thy lord who did for you all will do the same for me and others in Jesus almighty name I pray 🙏 Amen 🙏
I'm really grateful to God for what he did for me this year, from 147, we were rescheduled even though my parents didn't believe I didn't fail, I took the exams again, and had 285, and then again even with the whole post UTME wahala in unilag I passed, and got admitted on merit to my desired course, God is good, I know I don't even deserve this, there are many more who scored way above me but didn't still gain admission, it's all by his mercies and grace 🙏🏾❤️
After many years of attempts, the journey has finally aligned in a way I can hardly articulate. It has been seven years since I left secondary school, seven long, shaping years of hoping, trying, failing, rising, and trying again. In those seasons, I prayed with sincerity, I fasted with intention, and yes, in the silence of my own space, I cried in ways only God could witness.
Along the way, I was mocked, insulted, and quietly discouraged by people who could not understand why I held onto a dream that kept slipping from my fingers. Some laughed at the delays; others wrote me off entirely. But what they didn’t know was that persistence has a language of its own...quiet, stubborn, unyielding.
This admission into the University of Abuja to study Law is not a sudden breakthrough it is the slow fulfilment of something that had been maturing beneath the surface for years. Every delay carried a lesson, every setback hid a form of preparation. What looked like stagnation was, in truth, the deepening of resilience and the refining of my faith.
I now understand that some journeys are designed to humble you before they elevate you. Some doors open only when you’ve been stretched, tested, and made strong enough to handle what you once prayed for. This moment didn’t arrive by accident; it came quietly, at the precise time it was meant to, not early, not late.
To anyone still waiting on their appointed time: delay is not denial. The world may mock you, misunderstand you, or misinterpret your silence, but hold your ground. Some victories reveal themselves only after life has tested the sincerity of your desire.
Stay steady. Honour your process.
The same God who saw your tears will write your testimony.
I really appreciate God for what he did for me in aspect of my admission. From rewritten my NECO last to JAMB registration this year, to my JAMB score (217).
I initially wanted to study Cybersecurity at the University of Jos but during registration only Computer Science, at the time of application my JAMB point was not up to School's cutoff point for Computer Science I previously chose in place of Cybersecurity. While I was contemplating on which course to change to (cause my JAMB was less than the required point for Computer Science — which was 220), when I saw Cybersecurity as one of the available courses for me to choose from. I was very excited cause that is exactly what I want to study, not Computer Science anyway.
I wrote my JAMB and I was affected by the glitch, got a 172. I was rescheduled and I got a 278. I wrote my post UTME and I had 21.75/30. I didn't get in, but I know that maybe God is telling me that it isn't my time yet and right now, I'm currently reading to get into a better private university, and right now, I'm sure of getting funding. I'm at peace, and I silently hope it works out for you all too.
I wrote my WAEC this year and cleared it, hopefully by the grace of God next year to everyone who got admitted congratulations to y'all and congratulations to me and everyone out there waiting to write
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