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WAEC withholds results of 13 states, releases results for May/June 2015 SSCE exams

True to its threat few weeks ago, the West African Examination Council has withheld the 2015 WAEC Senior School Certificate Examination results of students of public schools in 13 states following their state government's failure to pay the fees meant for their registration.

WAEC had on July 27 threatened to withhold the results of public students from 19 states following the failure of their state governments to pay their WAEC registration fee.

Announcing the release of the results in Lagos today August 8th, WAECs head of National Office, Mr. Charles Eguridu, said the number of the states owing WAEC had reduced to 13 as 6 states out of the 19 earlier announced have addressed their debt. He added that that a total of 1,605,248 registered for the May/June 2015 WAEC, while 1,593,442 sat for the exam. 864,096 candidates were males while 729,346 candidates were females.

34 comments:

  1. That's good. The state that are owing should pay.

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  2. Ok, nice






    #ITwillONLYgetBETTER
    #itMUSTendINpraise

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  3. Ok, nice






    #ITwillONLYgetBETTER
    #itMUSTendINpraise

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  4. Sorry ass country! I go soon disown una. Shame!

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  5. tell me who is responsible for this act,were are human right activist,those state government should be held responsible,this is first early stage of education, without WAEC nothing can done

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  6. AND DS WNT AFFCT DEM OGAS BT OUR CILDREN...TOMJERRYSWIT

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  7. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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    Untop the money student spent. Wetin concern the innocent student with the states abeg..... God i hate africa i swear....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  8. For window blinds, wallpaper and curtains please call 08160856785.

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  9. Those states should pay now, because am sure they've collected money from students before allowing them take the exams.

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  10. The other 13 states governors are so heartless

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  11. Hmmmmm. Good measure like dis would go a long to assist them to recover their money if not OYO for them and father xmas they hav become. Shameless state governor's!

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  12. Would you be willing to complete the reporting? What are the 13 States? How did students fair? Which state is atop? Thanks.

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  13. Okay o.......abeg any lib giveaway today..... boiz need money

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  14. really so male students are more than female students...looks the other way round back in school....success to them all of them though....

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  15. Waec shld list d name of states owning now

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  16. What is their reason for doing this nonsense most times??.....
    **vianson**

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  17. WAEC are used to this....what a pity!

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  18. Make una no try me o, states better pay up cos I use money register o

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  19. They should not punish this children o

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  20. This is sad to know that some States will be the dead of their progress... See the Lists of States Withholds WAEC Results

    And you can actually check yours too from the link above if you sat for the Examination.

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  22. I simply pity those poor public school students. No wonder that more than 1.5 million students sit for WAEC exams compared to NECO's less than 1 million because of WAEC's pay after policy

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