It was an all Ghana affair and a shameful Nigeria no-show as 17-year-old Hasan Michail and two 18-year-olds, Kenyah Blaykyi, and Archibald Enninful Henry, won all all the three awards for the for the 2014 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) at the Council's 63rd Annual Council meeting.
The trio, who beat over 2 million other candidates from Nigeria, The Gambia, Sierra Leone and Liberia, were honoured on Tuesday at the event was which held at WAEC's International Office Multipurpose Hall, Ikeja.
Michail came first with eight A1s including English Language and Mathematics, first-runner up Blaykyi also made eight A1s, same as the second-runner-up, Archibald.
All three were given cash gifts and plaques.
Michail told Sun News that he is teaching at one of Ghana's schools while waiting to be admitted into the university to study Medicine.
He was also awarded a scholarship for his feat.
It was gathered that Ghanaian students have won the award five times in a row, with Nigeria's last showing being in 2007 when one John Yusuf triumphed.....*special centres all over the nation are revolting for not recognising their candidates who normally make more than 9 A1s...
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