Graduate of Olabisi Onabanjo University (OOU) who Repeated SS2 and wrote JAMB 4 Times Wins Award

LegitMar 16, 2026Read original

A Nigerian man who repeated SS2 and wrote JAMB four times flaunts the prize he received after graduating with a first-class degree from

.

The individual explained in a response to one of the comments on his post why he failed SS2 when he was in secondary school.

Hassan Nurudeen Olamide posted a video of himself at the

auditorium showing the moment he received his prize for finishing with a first-class degree in Civil Engineering from the university.

@hassanolamidenuru wrote on his TikTok page and attached the video showing him receiving the prize:

"All Glory to God 🙏 First Class, Civil Engineering (OOU)."

In another video he posted, he showed a clear view of the prize he got for finishing with a first-class in Civil Engineering from Olabisi Onabanjo University, despite having repeated SS2 and written the JAMB exams four times.

Explaining why he repeated SS2 after being asked by a user, he responded:

"I no take book serious then."

The post shared by

has since gone viral online, with many celebrating his academic achievement with him.

Smile_Gadget noted:

"My own question no pass..,why you repeat ss2?"

ẞÌG JÕËs stated:

"oya come and explain why you repeat ss2"

Cloth Vendor In Ago-Iwoye shared:

"Congratulations and don’t forget to patronize me guys."

opeyemi omo alhaja said:

"A winner is a failure who keep on trying congratulations 🎉 🎉 stranger."

OLAGBEMINIYI GLOBAL EMPIRE noted:

"Congratulations luv I'm super proud of you Engr Hassan."

Wire Electrical’s shared:

"Congratulations my brother 🎉🎉🎉. Buh wait ooo shey u repeat ss2 sha?"

zainlys.maquillage added:

"Congratulations on your induction My Bro❤️🎉, greater heights inshallah."

OLAGBEMINIYI GLOBAL EMPIRE

ALHAMDULLILAH ROBILIHALLAMI said:

"Ccongratulations luv."

Adebesin Omolara shared:

"More wins my son's school daddy."

Albania stressed:

"Congratulations my bro."

He self-sponsored his JAMB and

exams, scored 272 on JAMB, and finally gained admission to study Actuarial Science.