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Educationists kick over states' indebtedness to WAEC - Vimarsana News

Educationists kick over states' indebtedness to WAEC

I think the first thing WAEC should have done is to interact with such state governments to find out why and to see how this promise can b

Breaking: WAEC Extends Registration for WASSCE Private Candidates, Detail Emerges - Vimarsana News

Breaking: WAEC Extends Registration for WASSCE Private Candidates, Detail Emerges

Registration deadline for 'private' candidates who are applying for the 2023 second series of WAEC's WASSCE, has been extended. The exam fees remains N18,000.

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Exam 'miracle centres': Unraveling roles of parents, teachers - Vimarsana News

Exam 'miracle centres': Unraveling roles of parents, teachers

Parents have been identified as being central in their children’s involvement in examination malpractice, especially by sending them to “miracle centres” by providing financial support and materials that will aid them in getting their desired results. This report explores the role parents play.   "We have over 600 students going to Senior Secondary School III…

State govts, clear WAEC fees - Daily Trust - Vimarsana News

State govts, clear WAEC fees - Daily Trust

Penultimate Monday, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) released the results of candidates who sat for the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). But with it came the alarming announcement that students from eight states of the federation could not access their results as they were withheld over the indebtedness of examination fees…

WAEC and its debtor states - Vimarsana News

WAEC and its debtor states

THE characteristic sloppy approach to governance, especially in areas that border on citizens’ welfare and wellbeing,  would appear to be intensifying in