WAEC warns WASSCE Candidates Against Examination Malpractices, Upholds Integrity 

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has issued a stern warning to candidates preparing for the upcoming West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), urging them to steer clear of any form of malpractice. This advisory comes as part of WAEC's ongoing efforts to uphold the integrity and credibility of the examination process. The council emphasized that engaging in malpractices not only jeopardizes the students' chances of success but also undermines the educational standards across the region. WAEC has implemented stringent measures to detect and penalize malpractice, encouraging students to focus on their studies and approach the examinations with honesty and diligence.




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Image
                 GROOM PLAYS SEXTAPE OF    CHEATING WIFE DURING THE WEDDING The Unveiling of Trust: A Wedding Day Revelation In an incident that has sparked widespread discussion and debate, a wedding day in the United States took an unexpected turn when the groom chose to reveal his partner's infidelity in a manner as public as the occasion itself. The groom, in front of friends, family, and loved ones, played a video that allegedly showed evidence of the bride's unfaithfulness. This dramatic revelation raises profound questions about trust, forgiveness, and the nature of love in the digital age. The incident, which has since captured the attention of both national and international audiences, serves as a stark reminder of the complexities of human relationships. It underscores the fragile nature of trust, which, once broken, can lead to actions that have far-reaching consequences for all involved. In the age of social media and in...
Read more