By Nsan Neji
OSOGBO (CONVERSEER) – Secondary school students have created space for reactions following their celebrations after completing their West Africa Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
Photos trending on social media, saw students of Laaro Grammar School, Osogbo, Osun State, with their school uniforms duly signed with permanent markers.
The incident happened on Wednesday, 3rd June 2025, after the students completed their West African Examinations Council (WAEC) examination.
They used permanent markers to sign on their white uniforms in a replica of sign-out parties among final-year students in Nigerian tertiary institutions.
Reactions have followed their actions, with many Nigerians asking where the future of tomorrow’s leaders is headed.
“Who invented the idea of sign out to secondary school pupils,” Oyinlola Samuel Toluwani reacted.
“During my time, they would tear each other top, but before we wrote the last paper, one of my juniors had asked for my top, and I told him to come to me immediately after we were through, and I gave him,” Oloyede Olamilekan said.
“In our days, we used to remain our school uniform for our young ones after SS3, nowadays they have started a trend that would destroy that beautiful acts by engaging in signing with markers on their uniforms after graduation. What this generation can not destroy does not exist,” Mabugg reacted.
The question now is, are young Nigerians’ futures tailored towards innovation/development or trends?
Converseer reports that there is still one Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) left for those who registered for the National Examinations Council (NECO) examination.
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