Mr Wushishi commended the council’s workforce, past and present, describing them as the unsung heroes whose daily efforts sustained NECO’s credibility.
Mr Wushishi noted that 38 schools in 13 states were involved in examination malpractice.
According to him, borstal institutions provide protective custody and rehabilitation for children in conflict.
He said the directive was in line with government policy to strengthen professionalism in the teaching profession
Mr Oloyede explained that the screening was aimed at selecting only well-prepared and truly exceptional candidates.
Mr Sani stated that the award committee approved the date and timetable for the 2025 BECE resit.
Mr Owoseni said that the actions of the affected registrants warrant prosecution and possible jail term.
Mr Sani said that security agents had been informed to take appropriate action against the perpetrators of the fraudulent act.
The special assistant to NBAIS’s registrar, Ustaz Abdul-Lateef Adekilekun, said this in an interview on Monday in Osogbo.
He emphasised that the initiative was part of the government’s efforts to promote education.
