LAGOS—West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has said that 101,398
candidates who sat for the 2012 May/June West African Senior Secondary
School Certificate Examination, WASSCE, will have their results
withheld for alleged involvement in examination malpractice.
Addressing newsmen yesterday, shortly after the 54th meeting of the
Nigerian Examinations Committee, NEC, Hajiya Fatima Abdulrahman,
National President of All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of
Secondary Schools, ANCOPSS, on behalf of the NEC said: “In
deliberation on the conduct of the Council’s May/June examination
diet, the Committee considered all the cases of examination
malpractice presented by the National Office and took appropriate
decisions in line with the policies of the Council.
“Having considered malpractice cases, about 101,398 candidates out
of the total number of 1, 695, 872 candidates who sat for the
May/June WASSCE in Nigeria would have their results withheld based on
reports of their alleged involvement in examination malpractice.”
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