The West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) has said that no fewer than 66,680 candidates registered for the 2023 examination across 960 Secondary Schools in Delta. NEWSDIARY reports.Information Guide Nigeria
Mrs. Nkechi Ugbaja, State Branch Controller, WAEC, stated this on Thursday in Asaba at the opening of the 2023 WAEC briefing for examination monitors.
Ugbaja who was represented by Mr George Adukwu, an official of the council, reiterated the commitment of the council towards conducting a hitch-free examination in the state.JAMB Portal
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She urged the monitors to shun all actions that could disrupt the smooth conduct and success of the examination.
“We are aware of the fact that examination malpractice could only be reduced but may not be totally eliminated,” she said.
Ugbaja who is also the State Coordinator of National Examination Council (NECO), commended the state ministry of Education for organising the meeting.NYSC Portal
She urged the SS 3 students to take advantage of the ongoing NECO registration to register for the examination.
