The Head, National Office, Patrick Areghan, stated this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Thursday.
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Patrick Areghan, WAEC’s Head of National Office, dismissed the claims, which he described as misleading, false and the handiwork of mischief makers.
A total of 1,607,981 candidates registered for the examination from 20,222 recognised secondary schools in Nigeria.
Recall that in November last year, WAEC raised the registration fee by 29 percent – a development that sparked serious concern and criticism against the examination body.
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Reacting to the report earlier in the day, Davido took to his social media pages to launch a search for the student.
The State Deputy Governor, Sen. Hassan Nasiha, made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Gusau on Thursday.
A particularly striking one was the lamentation of a lady that claimed to have spent two years on 100 Level. According to her, she wasted one year during Covid and now this strike. As of today, these students have spent 104 days out of about 270 days in a session, which include semester breaks. The days are still counting as ASUU has insisted on continuing with the strike with no serious step being taken by the Federal Government to end it.
Arazu, also the Principal of Igwebuike Grammar School, Awka, said that the sit-at-home directives by the proscribed indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) did not disrupt the May/June external examination of secondary schools in the State.
WAEC Deputy Registrar/Zonal Coordinator, Dr Amos Dangut, disclosed this in Ikeja, at a workshop organized for public and private school principals from three Districts Tuesday in Lagos.
The Head of National Office, Patrick Areghan, disclosed this at a news conference on Monday in Lagos State.
Speaking at a press briefing on Monday, the Head of Nigeria Office, WAEC, Patrick Areghan, said the exam would take a period of six weeks, adding that the revert to May/June period for the conduct of the examination should be celebrated.
The council’s Head of National Office (HNO) Mr Patrick Areghan made the clarification during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday in Lagos.
The Committee is investigating controversies surrounding the date of birth and other vital credentials such as West African Examination Council (WAEC) and Tertiary Institutions results of the serving Permanent Secretaries, Directors and Assistant Directors in the State House and other Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) of the Federal Government.
Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo made the assertion yesterday in Abuja while formally declaring open the 70th Annual Council Meeting of WAEC.
Prof. Osinbajo stated this on Monday when he received at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, a delegation of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) in town for the Council’s 70th Annual Meeting.
WAEC holds its 70th annual council meeting in Abuja from March 14 to March 18.
WAEC’s Head of National Office (HNO) in Nigeria, Patrick Areghan, disclosed this at a news conference Monday in Lagos.
Speaking on Monday at WAEC Lagos office, Head of the National Office, Patrick Areghan, said the examination was conducted at the same time throughout the five-member countries, including Nigeria.
The founder and President of the Foundation, Lolo Chinedum Ozomgbachi, disclosed this on Friday during the group’s sensitization rally marking the commencement of their annual charity programme in the community.