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*TAKE NOTE: Disregard the last image saying WAEC is bringing police to stop examination malpractice, etc. The statement is not true.* *WAEC partnered with security agencies to protect candidates’ lives and maintain order during the examination process, not the other way round.* *Please take note.*

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*WAEC collaborates with security agencies to safeguard exam centres* The West African Examinations Council has partnered with security agencies to ensure maximum safety at examination centres as the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination for school candidates continues nationwide. Head of National Office of WAEC in Nigeria, Dr Amos Dangut, disclosed this while addressing journalists in Lagos. Dr Dangut, said the council had already engaged relevant security organisations to protect lives and property, especially in volatile areas across the country. He appealed to politicians and Nigerians not to engage in any form of political violence capable of disrupting the examination as campaigns ahead of the 2027 general elections intensify. Speaking on the Computer-Based Test, CBT, system, he noted significant improvement in the number of schools adopting the method for the conduct of the examination this year. According to him, while only 40 schools adopted the CBT system last year, about 450 schools have keyed into the initiative as the 2026 examination progresses. He advised candidates with withheld results to visit the examination malpractice portal on the WAEC Nigeria website to verify issues affecting their results. The WAEC boss assured candidates that results for the 2026 WASSCE for school candidates would be released 45 days after the completion of the examination, while certificates would be issued within 90 days. He also urged parents and guardians to caution their wards against examination malpractice to avoid sanctions. Dr Dangut further warned individuals involved in examination fraud and aiding candidates to cheat to desist or face legal consequences.

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