Hold your boyfriends, we’re done with WAEC – SS3 girls warn senior colleagues

 




Secondary school girls who just finished writing their WAEC exams have issued a warning to older ladies to beware of them.

They asked the ladies to hold their boyfriends firmly or risk losing them now that they are all done with secondary school.

In a video which has gone viral, the SS3 girls who were in their school uniforms boldly declared that they are coming to displace the older generation of women.




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