WAEC defends integrity as schools question 2026 WASSCE results
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- Amos Dangut, head of WAEC’s Nigeria office, rejected concerns that technical problems affected the 2026 WASSCE results.
- Schools had questioned the integrity of the results.
Nigeria’s West African Examinations Council office has rejected concerns from schools about the integrity of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination results.
Dr Amos Dangut, head of WAEC’s Nigeria National Office, dismissed suggestions that technical glitches affected the results.
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