Mr Benjamin said that the release of the results did not confer eligibility for admission on underage candidates.
Stakeholders in Anambra, Ebonyi and Enugu say the reforms embarked on are helping curb the activities of “miracle centres” used for exam malpractice in senior secondary schools.
Ms Ogunkoya urged the government to balance cost recovery with citizens’ access to essential public services.
The ICPC alleged that Mr Ojerinde committed multiple frauds while heading NECO and JAMB.
Mr Wushishi said the new centre was established in collaboration with Barnfield Education Ltd., London.
Speaking during the celebration, Mr Abbas said that he chose to celebrate with inmates as a demonstration of compassion.
Mr Alausa hailed NECO for the seamless conduct of the exercise and said future school-based SSCEs would be moved to designated CBT centres, rather than being held within schools.
Admissions into the first term academic session will begin after the release of the results.
The registrar said candidates could access their results on the NECO official website, www.neco.gov.ng, using their examination registration number.
The National Examinations Council (NECO) has warned school owners and other stakeholders to desist from enrolling candidates for its examinations by proxy
