WAEC has indicted 121 secondary schools in Kano over allegations of malpractice in 2016 exams. WAEC has issued warning letters to 97 schools and banned 24 others.
Latest: Over 2000 students cheated in 2016 WASSCE
The Council has also called on authorities in the state to check the worrisome development of examination malpractice, which it explained may affect WEAC results of students in Kano.
The Director, Kano Educational Resources Department, KERD, Garba Gombe, disclosed this during a consultative meeting in Kano.
He said recent statistics have shown that examination malpractice is a very serious issue in the state.
Mr. Gombe warned at the meeting with WAEC, principals, proprietors of private and public schools in Kano that the problem should be given urgent attention.
He said no fewer than 97 schools had received warning letters, while 24 were derecognized by the examination body due to examination malpractice last year.
In a speech during the meeting organized by WAEC, the branch controller of the council for Kano, Zubairu Ayodele, said WAEC would henceforth release results within 60 days after the examinations.
Mr. Ayodele further disclosed that WAEC certificates would now be available for collection annually.
Hint: WAEC Rules and Regulations of Examination
He explained the new examination procedures and innovations adopted by the Council were designed to safeguard the credibility of the examinations.
Latest: Over 2000 students cheated in 2016 WASSCE
The Council has also called on authorities in the state to check the worrisome development of examination malpractice, which it explained may affect WEAC results of students in Kano.
The Director, Kano Educational Resources Department, KERD, Garba Gombe, disclosed this during a consultative meeting in Kano.
He said recent statistics have shown that examination malpractice is a very serious issue in the state.
Mr. Gombe warned at the meeting with WAEC, principals, proprietors of private and public schools in Kano that the problem should be given urgent attention.
He said no fewer than 97 schools had received warning letters, while 24 were derecognized by the examination body due to examination malpractice last year.
In a speech during the meeting organized by WAEC, the branch controller of the council for Kano, Zubairu Ayodele, said WAEC would henceforth release results within 60 days after the examinations.
Mr. Ayodele further disclosed that WAEC certificates would now be available for collection annually.
Hint: WAEC Rules and Regulations of Examination
He explained the new examination procedures and innovations adopted by the Council were designed to safeguard the credibility of the examinations.
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