Thousands of secondary school students in Kwara State may miss WAEC and NECO exams as insecurity forces prolonged school closures, with families unable to afford relocation to safer areas for registration and testing.
The West African Examinations Council has announced the 2025 private WASSCE results, showing a drop in performance with 42.17% achieving five credits including English and Math, and female candidates outperforming males.
The West African Examinations Council has introduced its WAEC DigiCert platform, enabling candidates in Nigeria, Ghana, and three other countries to access, verify, and share digital certificates securely via mobile and web apps.
The West African Examinations Council has published the final schedule for the 2026 Computer-Based WASSCE for private candidates, with examinations commencing January 28, 2026.
TikTok star Peller's admission to study Law at a private university triggers scrutiny of his 2023 WAEC results and JAMB requirements, sparking social media debate.
WAEC clarifies it is unaware of any financial misconduct by the House Committee on Basic Examination Bodies during oversight. Get the full details on the investigation and JAMB's apology.
The Federal Government reassures students and parents on flexible subject selection for WAEC exams under the updated Senior Secondary School Curriculum. Get the facts.
Federal Government clarifies senior students can choose any WAEC subject, renames ICT to Digital Technology. Get the facts before 2026 registration.
The House of Representatives calls on the Education Ministry to halt the removal of Computer Studies and Civic Education from WAEC. Lawmakers warn the move jeopardizes students' futures ahead of the 2026 WASSCE. Read the full story.
WAEC postpones full CBT exam implementation to 2027. 2026 WASSCE to be a pilot with both paper and computer options. Get the latest updates here.
Nigeria's House of Representatives suspends WAEC's 2026 CBT exams, mandating nationwide digital infrastructure upgrades in schools. Read the full story on the legislative intervention.
Nigerian lawmakers demand suspension of WAEC's computer-based testing for 2026 WASSCE, citing inadequate infrastructure in schools that could lead to mass student failure. Read full details.
Nigerian students face uncertainty as WAEC introduces new WASSCE subjects for 2026 exams, conflicting with education ministry's curriculum rollout plan. Learn how this affects exam preparation.
The West African Examinations Council's planned curriculum overhaul for 2026 sparks heated debate among educators and parents. Discover why critics call it a risky experiment with Nigerian students' education.
Breaking: WAEC introduces computer-based testing for 2025 WASSCE with October 29 mock exam. Get all details about Nigeria's educational transformation.