WAEC Releases Withheld Results Of ‘Discharges’ WASSCE 2020, 2021 Candidates
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), has released the results of candidates exonerated of malpractice during its West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), held in 2020 and 2021. THE WILL reports.
The Council in a communique presented at the end of the 72nd meeting of the Nigeria Examinations Committee, also authorised the cancellation of results of candidates proven to have been involved in malpractice. Information Guide Nigeria
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The communique signed by WAEC’s Acting Head, Moyosola Adeyegbe, on behalf of Head of National Office read in part: “At the 72nd Meeting, the Committee received reports on irregularity, special and clemency cases arising from the conduct of WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2020 – Second Series and WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2021- First Series earlier considered at the 71st Meeting of the Committee”.
“In the course of considering the various reported cases of malpractice, the committee, after diligent deliberations, approved appropriate sanctions in all established cases of malpractice, as prescribed by the Rules and Regulations governing the conduct of the Council’s examinations.
“It authorised that the entire results of candidates proven to have been involved in malpractice cases which attract the penalty of Cancellation of Entire Results be cancelled, while subject results of candidates proven to have been involved in malpractice cases which attract the penalty of Cancellation of Subject Results (CSR) be similarly cancelled”. jamb results
“Furthermore, some candidates will also suffer other sanctions such as being barred from sitting for the Council’s examinations for two years. Some schools will be de-recognised for a specified number of years or have their recognition completely withdrawn.
“Some Supervisors that were found wanting in the discharge of their examination duties will be formally reported to their employers and blacklisted while some invigilators will also be reported to the appropriate authorities for disciplinary action.
“The resolutions of the Committee will be implemented without delay and the affected candidates and schools duly informed by the council. However, the results of candidates who were exonerated by the Committee will be released without further delay.”
