“While the objective tests will be fully computer-based, the essay and test of practical papers will be hybrid.”
Congratulating the students on Twitter, Mr Obi called on Nigerian leaders to invest more in education to improve the human capital of the nation.
“Following the recent challenge posed by the NIMC portal, candidates are free to write the examination without…their NIN.”
WAEC has instructed “all school principals to collect N18,000 per candidate for registration.”
The Federal Ministry of Education says SS1 and SS2 students taking final year exams become unruly in schools and distract other students.
The federal ministry of education says modalities are in place for candidates who missed the exams to rewrite it.
The Lagos government has announced resumption guidelines for the 2021/2022 academic session for public and private schools.
“We didn’t ask the examiners to mark the candidates up in view of the COVID-19 pandemic. WAEC, as an examining body, cannot lower its standards,” Mr Ojijeogu asserted.
Prof Omenugha noted that private schools in the state were also directed to instal IP cameras in their examination halls.
“Of this number, 12,040, representing 49.16 percent, are male candidates while 12,451 others representing 50.84 percent are female candidates.”
