WAEC vows to deal with candidates involved in exam malpractice
The council outlines steps taken to curb exam malpractice.
The council outlines steps taken to curb exam malpractice.
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“We have concluded all arrangements and deployed logistics in every part of the country."
The examination body had adjusted the exams timetable following complaints by some Muslims
PREMIUM TIMES had reported how Islamic clerics and leaders criticised the council.
The council says 11,721 candidates registered for the examination, while 11,307 actually sat for the test
The council has fixed January 12, 2018 as the closing date of registration.
The registration started in October.
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Over five per cent of students cheated in the 2016 WAEC examination in the state.
“One will discover that the results for 2015 and 2017 are comparatively the same.''
Thousands of results are withheld.
APC leaders campaigned for its Anambra governorship candidate.
The lawmaker reportedly filed the “forged” documents with INEC.
The council is worried about the growing trend of exam malpractices.
The governor also asked a committee to help ensure eligible students secure university admission.
About 29,000 students sat for the NECO examination in Borno.
Mr. Oloyede also spoke on the lowering of admission marks
The electronic marking introduced in 2014 was suspended last year.
A regional summit is to be held to discuss the menace.
The exam coincides with the Eid-el-Kabir celebration.
The state government also resolved to present the student with a certificate of honour.
The governor urges public officials to lead by example.
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