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Over 26,000 Lagos students failed 2024 WASSCE—Commissioner

Fadiran Ifeloluwa April 25, 2025

The Lagos State Government has revealed that 26,592 students from public schools did not succeed in the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination, causing concern within the state’s education community. Jamiu Alli-Balogun, the Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, made

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Lagos sponsors N1.5 billion WAEC fees for 58,188 students

Fadiran Ifeloluwa April 25, 2025

The Lagos State Government has settled N1.5 billion in West African Examinations Council (WAEC) fees on behalf of 58,188 verified students for the 2024 to 2025 period. Jamiu Tolani Alli-Balogun, the Commissioner for Basic Primary and Secondary School Education, revealed this and also mentioned the creation of 17 new schools within the span of one […]

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WASSCE 2025: WAEC Says No Two Candidates Will Have Same Questions on Each Number

Fadiran Ifeloluwa April 18, 2025

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC), Nigeria, has announced a significant change to the format of the 2025 May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) for School Candidates. The new format will ensure that candidates receive different sets of questions in selected subjects as part of efforts to address the rising cases of examination […]

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WAEC Revokes Licences of 574 Schools as 1.9m Prepare for Maiden CB-WASSCE

Fadiran Ifeloluwa April 18, 2025

WAEC has withdrawn the licences of 574 schools across Nigeria for their involvement in examination malpractice. At a pre-exam briefing on Thursday, Dr. Josiah Dangut, Head of the Nigeria National Office, said other exam bodies will also penalise offending centres. “574 schools are those ones that have got their licences revoked as far as examination […]

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WAEC Blacklists 13 Schools, 14 Supervisors in Kogi Over Examination Malpractices

Fadiran Ifeloluwa November 20, 2024

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has blacklisted 13 schools and 14 supervisors in Kogi State for their alleged involvement in examination malpractices. This development was disclosed by the Kogi State Commissioner for Education, Hon. Wemi Jones, during a meeting in Lokoja with principals and supervisors implicated in the malpractice cases. Hon. Jones reiterated