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Jumoke Adeyemi’s Details (Student ID: 171)

Submitted on: December 1, 2025 at 12:34 pm

1ST TERM

English	63
Mathematics	58
Literature in English	62
Government	71
History
CRS	70
IRS
Total	324
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2ND TERM

English	60
Mathematics	61
Literature in English	63
Government	73
History
CRS	74
IRS
Total	331
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3RD TERM

English	51
Mathematics	48
Literature in English	51
Government	30
History
CRS	46
IRS
Total	226
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Final Average:

58.733333333333334

Essay

Becoming a musician is fun and exciting if you love music more than anything.
First, start early. Learn to play an instrument like guitar, piano, drum or learn how to sing. You can join music class in school or find a teacher outside.
Practise every day. Even 30 minutes is okay, but never miss a day. Good musicians practise a lot.
Listen to many kinds of music – Afrobeats, hip-hop, gospel, classical – everything! This helps you find your own style.
When you are better, record your songs with your phone or in a small studio. Share them on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or SoundCloud so people can hear you.
Play for people. Start with school shows, church, birthday parties, then look for bigger stages.
You can also join a band or choir to learn from others.
Some musicians go to music school or university, but many big stars like Wizkid or Burna Boy became famous without it. What matters most is talent and hard work.
Never give up. People will say “you can’t make money from music,” but if you keep practising and believing in yourself, one day your song can play on radio and everybody will dance.

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Student ID	171
Verification Status	Pending
First Name	Jumoke
Surname	Adeyemi
Phone no	7073902362
Home address	Ijadunola
City	Modakeke
State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Date of Birth	December 12, 2008
Emergency Contact Name	Paul Adeyemi
Emergency Contact Phone no	8149996207
Emergency Contact Address	Ijadunola
Emergency Contact City	Modakeke
Emergency Contact State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Relationship to Emergency Contact	Father
Mother's Full name	Abosede Adeyemi
Father's Full name	Paul Adeyemi
Mother's occupation	Trader
Father's occupation	Farmer
Mother's phone number	07075330479
Father's phone number	08149996207
Family's compound (Agbo ile)	Oba ogunsua
Name of school	Ogunsua
School Category	Public
Address of school	Esuyare
Name of school Principal	Barrister Adefajo T\|
School City	Modakeke
School State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Current Class	SS3
What future Educational career will you likely pursue after finishing secondary school?	Musician
Have you registered for WAEC ?	No
Do you have any academic award or academic achievement	No
Do you participate in community service and extra-curricular activities?	No
Do you participate in any sport?	No
Field of Study	Art Student
English 1st term (Art)	63
Mathematics 1st term (Art)	58
Literature in English 1st term (Art)	62
Government 1st term (Art)	71
History/CRS/IRS	CRS
CRS 1st term (Art)	70
Total 1st term (Art)	324
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 1st term	image-143-scaled.jpg
English 2nd term (Art)	60
Mathematics 2nd term (Art)	61
Government 2nd term (Art)	73
Literature in English 2nd term (Art)	63
CRS 2nd term (Art)	74
Total 2nd Term (Art)	331
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 2nd term	image-144-scaled.jpg
English 3rd term (Art)	51
Mathematics 3rd term (Art)	48
Government 3rd term (Art)	30
Literature in English 3rd term (Art)	51
CRS 3rd term (Art)	46
Total 3rd term (Art)	226
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 3rd term	image-145-scaled.jpg
Final Average (Art)	58.733333333333334
Final Average (All term)	58.733333333333334
"Write about your future career'' do not exceed 250 words	Becoming a musician is fun and exciting if you love music more than anything. First, start early. Learn to play an instrument like guitar, piano, drum or learn how to sing. You can join music class in school or find a teacher outside. Practise every day. Even 30 minutes is okay, but never miss a day. Good musicians practise a lot. Listen to many kinds of music – Afrobeats, hip-hop, gospel, classical – everything! This helps you find your own style. When you are better, record your songs with your phone or in a small studio. Share them on TikTok, Instagram, YouTube or SoundCloud so people can hear you. Play for people. Start with school shows, church, birthday parties, then look for bigger stages. You can also join a band or choir to learn from others. Some musicians go to music school or university, but many big stars like Wizkid or Burna Boy became famous without it. What matters most is talent and hard work. Never give up. People will say “you can’t make money from music,” but if you keep practising and believing in yourself, one day your song can play on radio and everybody will dance.