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*REGISTRATION FOR CB-WASSCE FOR PRIVATE CANDIDATES,2026--FIRST SERIES IS CURRENTLY ONGOING.*

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*FG declares 3-day public holiday.* The Federal Government has announced public holidays for Christmas, Boxing Day and the New Year celebrations. According to the announcement, December 25 and December 26, 2025, have been set aside to mark Christmas Day and Boxing Day, while January 1, 2026, will be observed as the New Year public holiday. The declaration was made by the Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on behalf of the Federal Government. The information was contained in a statement issued by the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Interior, Dr Magdalene Ajani. The minister urged Nigerians to use the Christmas period to reflect on values such as love, peace, humility and sacrifice, which are linked to the birth of Jesus Christ. He also encouraged citizens across the country, irrespective of religion or ethnic background, to pray for peace, improved security and the overall growth of the nation during the festive season. In addition, Tunji-Ojo advised Nigerians to remain law-abiding and stay alert to security issues while celebrating. He extended goodwill messages to citizens, wishing them a joyful Christmas celebration and a successful New Year.

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*JAMB to accredit 1,039 CBT centres for 2026 UTME* The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced plans to accredit a total of 1,039 computer-based test centres nationwide for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is’haq Oloyede, disclosed this to The PUNCH on Wednesday in Ilorin during an accreditation tour of CBT centres. Oloyede also said that 52 examination teams had been deployed across the country to re-accredit centres or disqualify those that failed to meet the board’s standards. “The board is planning to accredit a total of 1,039 computer-based test centres across the country for the 2026 examination. “We have 52 teams deployed nationwide to carry out this exercise of reaccrediting and, in some cases, disqualifying centres that fail to meet our standards,” he said. Oloyede explained that the annual accreditation exercise was necessary to ensure compliance with laid-down requirements, stressing that past approval did not guarantee continued eligibility. “The fact that you qualified last year does not mean you qualify this year,” he said. The registrar described the exercise as “so far, so good,” adding that only a few previously implicated centres had attempted to resurface. “Some centres that were implicated in examination malpractice last year — not in Kwara State, though — have repackaged themselves this year, moving from one centre to another,” he said. Oloyede also said JAMB had strengthened its collaboration with the Corporate Affairs Commission to prevent operators of blacklisted centres from re-entering the system. “We have liaised with the CAC so that once you are a director of a failed CBT centre, you cannot resurrect anywhere in the country. We now have access to directors’ details, including their NINs, to prevent abuse,” he said. He added that staff and proctors previously implicated in malpractice had also been barred from participating in future examinations. “All individuals involved have their NINs flagged. If they move elsewhere, they will destroy that centre because we will not approve it,” Oloyede said. The registrar further disclosed that computers used in delisted centres had also been permanently barred from the JAMB system. “Once a computer set is found belonging to a centre we have delisted, it can never come back to our system, even if sold to another CBT centre,” he said. According to him, JAMB had detected a few breaches and had invited security agencies to investigate, noting that such actions were not only infractions against the board but also violations of Nigerian law. Speaking on the accreditation requirements, the Chief Technical Adviser to the accreditation team in Kwara State, Prof. Veronica Mejabi, said CBT centres must meet both hard and soft criteria. “The most important hard criterion is the implementation of a specified network topology to ensure quick troubleshooting during examinations,” she said. She added that centres must also provide alternative power sources such as inverters and generators, while soft criteria include holding areas for candidates, adequate toilet facilities and the installation of CCTV cameras for monitoring. Also speaking, the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Ilorin, Prof. Wahab Egbewole, who led one of the validation teams and warned candidates against examination malpractice. “If you cheat, you will be caught, and when you are caught, that is the end,” he cautioned.

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. . . . *TIME OF DELIVERY FOR SCHOOL WAEC CBT EXAMINATION (HYBRID EXAMINATION)* *AS IT'S CBT AND NEXT YEAR SET ARE THE FIRST TO PARTAKE IN IT* *ANSWERS AND QUESTIONS WILL COME INSIDE THE EXAMINATION HALL* *WITH TIME IT MIGHT START COMING BEFORE EXAMINATION PROBABLY LIKE 1 HOUR BEFORE OR AT NIGHT* *BUT I WILL ADVICE YOU PREPARE YOUR MIND AND ALL YOUR STRATEGY TOWARDS USING YOUR PHONE INSIDE THE EXAMINATION HALL BECAUSE FOR WAEC YOU MUST USE YOUR PHONE INSIDE THE EXAMINATION HALL* *IF ANYTHING COMES BEFORE EXAMINATION OUR TEAM WILL SURELY DROP IT TO OUR SUBSCRIBED VIP STUDENTS AND IF ANYTHING SHOULD WANT TO COME BEFORE EXAMINATION WE WILL BE THE ONE TO MAKE IT HAPPEN* *FOR THE PAST 4 YEARS OUR TEAM HAVE BEEN DROPPING WAEC BEFORE EXAMINATION* *BUT FOR THIS CBT THERE WILL BE LITTLE ADJUSTMENT IT WON'T BE LIKE PPT THAT PAPERS COME AN HOW* *HERE WE TELL YOU THE TRUTH AND HOW TO GET PREPARED FOR WHAT AHEAD OF YOU* 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

. . . . . . *TIME OF DELIVERY FOR BOTH SCHOOL WAEC AND NECO* *QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WILL BE DELIVERED A DAY BEFORE EXAMINATION* *FOR BOTH SCHOOL NECO AND SCHOOL NABTEB*

*TAKE NOTE* *WAEC GCE NOV/DEC* (CBT ONLY) *NECO GCE NOV/DEC* *(PEN AND PENCIL TEST) (PPT)* *WAEC GCE JAN/FEB* ( CBT ONLY) *NABTEB GCE NOV/DEC* (PPT)

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HYBRID CBT EXAMINATION (CBT)``` *SCHOOL NECO 2026* *VILLAGE WILL USE PPT WHILE TOWN WILL USE CBT* *SCHOOL NABTEB 2026* (PPT)- `nabteb now have two paper type of questions set paper type A and paper type B``` *IJMB 2026* ( PPT) (SAME QUESTION FOR EVERYBODY) *JUPEB 2026* ( PPT) (BUT 4 DIFFERENT QUESTION PAPERS FOR EACH SUBJECT) *ACTIVE 24/7 FOR ALL THE ABOVE EXAMINATIONS* *KEEP SHARING MY NUMBER 09066236435 TO YOUR FRIENDS, RELATIVE AND OTHERS*✅ *UNKNOWN SOLUTION TEAM*