She Stole My Exam Destiny / Chapter 1: System Wahala Don Land
She Stole My Exam Destiny

She Stole My Exam Destiny

Author: Lindsay Patton


Chapter 1: System Wahala Don Land

Next →

As proctor for the university entrance exam, I don see all kinds of students wey get system for this Lagos. Sometimes I go siddon for staff room, sip my early morning Lipton, dey pray say today go soft, but wahala no dey ever finish for this job. Nowadays, na system full everywhere, like say dem dey share am for market. Some people na pure luck; others, one mysterious voice go dey direct them. Person fit dey ordinary today, tomorrow e go dey run things like say she chop sense overnight. Na every season, new pattern go show face. As I dey observe all these things, e dey amaze me how JAMB, wey suppose be ordinary exam, don turn wrestling ground—everybody dey find their own edge.

Score-swapping, top student spirit possession, high-score system—omo, e full everywhere.

You go hear gist: "That girl wey no dey read, now she dey carry first every time." Or, "E be like say Emmanuel brain don dey for another person body!" Students go dey form, dey do anyhow, teachers dey gossip for staff room, parents dey call dey disturb for phone. Na the kind matter we dey handle every year, with face-slapping wahala join.

Plenty systems don turn this JAMB exam upside down. All those revenge and face-slapping drama just dey happen like say na Big Brother house.

Tension dey everywhere, as if exam dey bring out people real character. You fit see best friends wey dey share gala before, now na cold war. School belle dey cry for corridor. Everybody dey suspect each other—students dey form alliance like say na election season.

And before all these systems, I just dey observe like person wey dey chop groundnut for back seat.

Me, Teacher Temi, I just dey waka my own. If matter too pass boundary, I go just call security or write report—person nor fit put mouth for every wahala. But I dey always watch, dey notice wetin dey happen for this our compound.

But one day, one system come find me.

E call itself the Fair University Entrance Exam System.

Me sef shock! Since when system dey find teacher for this our area? E be like say na my own turn don finally reach.

Next →

You may also like

I Stole My Best Friend’s Destiny
I Stole My Best Friend’s Destiny
5.0
After discovering a deadly secret—she inherits the knowledge of anyone she kills—a young woman is torn between guilt and ambition. Haunted by the spirits of those she betrayed, she battles envy, fear, and the chilling weight of her actions, risking everything for a chance at a new life. But every step deeper into darkness threatens to expose her and destroy the only family she has left.
She Stole My Destiny Helper
She Stole My Destiny Helper
4.8
Shanli's world turns upside down when a mysterious big babe storms her gaming team, spraying money and shattering old alliances. As jealousy, betrayal, and street-level hustle collide, Shanli must fight to survive in a world where loyalty is for sale and one wrong move can destroy everything. Will she rise above the hate, or lose her only shot at redemption and love?
She Stole My Life With Three Swaps
She Stole My Life With Three Swaps
4.8
Morayo fought her way from underdog to number one, only to watch her hard-earned victory vanish when Halima, armed with a secret swap system, steals her results, her dreams, and maybe even her love. In a world where destiny can be traded like pure water, Morayo must fight shame, betrayal, and online gossip to reclaim her future. But with only three swaps allowed, who will win when every move could be the last?
My Classmate Set Me Up for WAEC
My Classmate Set Me Up for WAEC
4.8
On the eve of WAEC, a sharp but unlucky girl faces a deadly game where classmates must betray each other for exam points. As secrets and alliances explode, she must decide who to trust—her old crush or the mysterious new boy—before the system wipes her out for good. One wrong move, and her future (or her life) could disappear overnight.
Trapped in Exam Hell: The Loop Student
Trapped in Exam Hell: The Loop Student
4.8
Every time Ifedike fails to master his monthly exams, time drags him back to the same torturous week—443 times and counting. No matter how high his score climbs, the endless loop refuses to break, turning his so-called 'genius' into a living curse. When even death can’t set him free, and the only escape is true mastery, will he ever taste real life again—or is he doomed to repeat his suffering forever?
WAEC Palava Scatter My Family
WAEC Palava Scatter My Family
4.9
When the WAEC exam papers disappear overnight in Benue, Adaobi and her family’s dreams crumble as the whole nation falls into chaos. Parents, students, and teachers must battle fear, suspicion, and heartbreak as impossible questions threaten to destroy their future. In a year when trust is broken, will hope survive or will everyone be consumed by scandal?
Blocked My Online Babe, She Became My Senior
Blocked My Online Babe, She Became My Senior
4.7
Dayo betrayed his online tutor and secret crush, 'Ibadan Reject,' by choosing Ahmadu Bello over University of Ibadan—and blocked her without goodbye. But fate plays wicked tricks: his new, cold-hearted senior in ABU’s toughest lab is the very same girl, and she’s not ready to forgive. Now, every day in the lab is a punishment—can Dayo survive her silent revenge, or will old feelings spark a dangerous new drama?
WAEC Shame, Love and Secret Power
WAEC Shame, Love and Secret Power
5.0
Kunle, the school’s mocked 'dullard', carries a secret power that lets him swap his exam scores for the health of his only friend, Ifeoma. As he sacrifices his future to save her, he faces public disgrace, Halima’s harsh judgment, and the risk of losing everything—until a miracle changes everything. Will Kunle’s silent struggle finally pay off, or is heartbreak waiting after the exams?
Framed by My Rival on Exam Day
Framed by My Rival on Exam Day
4.8
On the morning of his university entrance exam, Musa’s life shatters when Rukayat accuses him of molestation and theft, all because he couldn’t recover her lost exam permit. With the whole village turning against him and police at his door, Musa’s dreams, his grandma’s hopes, and his future burn to ashes. In a world where power and lies rule, will the truth ever set him free—or will he forever carry the shame of a crime he didn’t commit?
Marked for the Test: Betrayed by My Class
Marked for the Test: Betrayed by My Class
4.7
Waking up to a midnight WhatsApp message, Seyi discovers his number was swapped for the dreaded 800-meter test—just days after appendix surgery. No one believes his pain, and the class committee covers up the switch to save their own. Now, Seyi must choose: risk his life to protect classmates who betrayed him, or let everyone face the consequences together. In Naija, who survives—scapegoat or rebel?
Framed, Shamed, and Reborn for Revenge
Framed, Shamed, and Reborn for Revenge
4.8
Accused of theft and humiliated before the whole school, Kunle’s life is ruined by betrayal and wicked lies. After ending it all, he wakes up back in the cursed girls’ toilet—given a second chance to face his tormentors and expose the truth. This time, he’s ready to fight, and every enemy will feel the pain they once dished out.
My Brother’s Teacher Dey Toast Me
My Brother’s Teacher Dey Toast Me
5.0
Ngozi’s hunger for her brother’s school food lands her in hot soup with his fine class teacher, sparking a wild chase of pride, punishment, and pure Naija-style sibling drama. With her sharp mouth and stubborn heart, Ngozi must navigate public disgrace, parental duty, and a forbidden crush—all while plotting her next big move. If she fails, she loses her pride (and the best egg pancake in Lagos); if she wins, she just might steal more than a plate from Teacher Folarin.