Tag: West African Examination Council

IPOB earlier this month announced that there would be a sit-at-home on 30 May across the South-east to mark their ...

Based on the findings of the vetting process, the committee cleared all the aspirants to participate in the screening exercise.

At the end of the meeting, the examination body agreed to release the previous results and allow Zamfara students to ...

“All the principals of the affected 42 schools will be removed and further investigation carried out on the matter."

Mr Adejobi had earlier said the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State, Hakeem Odumosu ,had given a directive restricting movement between ...

About 87 per cent of the candidates obtained credit and above in a minimum of any five subjects ‘with or ...

The exit students are taking the WASSCE in 538 designated centres in the state.

The WAEC examination is scheduled to begin on August 17.

Kaduna government says reopening schools on August 10 will enable SSS 3 students to write their Secondary School Certificate Examination.

Pateh Bah from The Gambia is the 13th chief executive officer of the regional examination board

Mr Obanya, an emeritus Professor, delivered a paper on the essence of technological advancement and the influence on the media ...

Mr Buhari has been criticised for failing to present his WAEC certificate to INEC for screening.

The government said it was concerned about the health and safety of the children.

The council outlines steps taken to curb exam malpractice.

Some online platforms are openly soliciting Nigerian candidates to buy answers for exam papers they are about to write

WAEC says it banned all private schools.

The examination body had adjusted the exams timetable following complaints by some Muslims

The council has fixed January 12, 2018 as the closing date of registration.

The registration started in October.

Thousands of results are withheld.

The lawmaker reportedly filed the “forged” documents with INEC.

About 29,000 students sat for the NECO examination in Borno.

Students from South-west states are consistently performing poorly in WAEC examinations

Over 59 per cent of candidates record at least five credits, including in Maths and English.

An official said the exams and administrative offices were affected.