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*No official date for WASSCE results release – WAEC📌*
The West African Examinations Council says that there is no official date set for the release of the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination results.
Students and parents are advised to remain patient and await further updates from WAEC regarding the results.
The council assured that efforts are being made to ensure the results are released promptly and accurately.
WAEC Communication Officer, Moyosola Adesina, stated that the reported August 5 release date is “unofficial.”
It could be released before the said date and may even be after,” she told PUNCH Online in a telephone chat on Tuesday.
“The August 5 date was not verified from the appropriate quarters,” she added
Asked whether the said date was wrong and when the official release date would be, she continued, “Results are usually released on or before 45 days after the conduct of the last paper.
“If you calculate this in variation to August 5 – it’s not up to 45 days.
“That date they are putting there has not been verified or confirmed by WAEC.
“The report didn’t come from us. The person speculated so it’s neither here nor there. It could be before then or after then but definitely might not be on that date.”
Meanwhile, an examiner, Mr Jamiu Abubakar, in a chat with PUNCH Online also on Tuesday clarified that the coordination and marking exercise was just rounded off.
He said, “The grading activities and return of scripts to WAEC offices ended on Sunday.
“So, all things equal the release of the result could be anytime from now – probably in the first weeks of August. You know we may need to factor in the August 1 protest should it hold.”
Earlier, PUNCH Online reported in April that the WAEC Lagos Office, Head of Nigeria Office, Dr Amos Dangut, said 2024 WASSCE for school candidates would commence on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
In March 2022, WAEC said the use of Information and Communication Technology had reduced the period for the processing of WASSCE results for candidates from 84 days to 45 days.
PUNCH Online reports that the examination ended on Monday June 24, 2024 with the subject Wood Work which makes Thursday, August 8, the 45th day since the examination ended.
*WAEC to release 2024 WASSCE results Aug. 5*
The West African Examinations Council has officially announced that the results for the 2024 West African Senior School Certificate Examination will be released on August 5, 2024.
Students across the West African region are eagerly awaiting their results, which will be available online and through designated WAEC offices, Schoolpursuit reports.
This announcement marks the end of a tense waiting period for candidates who sat for the exams earlier this year.
The announcement read, “WAEC has officially announced that the WAEC 2024 results will be out on Monday, August 5, 2024.
“The West African Examinations Council has acknowledged that certain challenges led to delayed releasing the results.
“While apologising for the delay, WAEC has assured all candidates who participated in the examination that 99.5% of the SSCE results are ready and will be available online soon.’’
Efforts by PUNCH Online to get a confirmation from the WAEC Lagos Office, Head of Nigeria Office, Dr Amos Dangut, were futile.
Meanwhile, a notable source from the WAEC Office in Kwara State confirmed this to our correspondent on Monday.
“This is true. A statement should be up on the website and social media handle any moment from now,” he answered when asked if the said information was true.
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International trade refers to the exchange of goods, services, and capital across international borders or territories. It allows countries to expand their markets for both goods and services that otherwise may not have been available domestically.
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Home Trade:
(i) Wholesale Trade
(ii) Retail Trade
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(ii) Export Trade
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(viii) Home trade requires less documentation while foreign trade requires more extensive documentation, such as customs forms and certificates of origin.
