The N3 billion debt owed by states to the National Examinations Council (NECO) for the 2022 Senior School Certificate Examination has been urged to be paid (SSCE).
This information was provided by the council's registrar, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim-Wushishi, on Thursday in Minna when the results of the external SSCE for 2022 were announced.
Ibrahim-Wushishi reported that 59,124 candidates took the test, with 31,316 male candidates (representing 52.96%) and 27,808 female candidates (representing 47.03%).
He stated that out of the 58,012 candidates who took the English Language exam, 44,162, or 76.13 percent, received a passing grade. Meanwhile, of the 57,700 candidates who took the Mathematics exam, 43,096, or 74.69 percent, received a passing grade.
According to him, 33,914 candidates—or 57.36 percent—received five or more credits overall, including English Language and Mathematics.
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He said that the achievement was made possible in large part by the monitoring officers' improved approach and technique.
This resulted in the blacklisting of four supervisors, he added, two from Ogun State and one each from Rivers and Plateau States for assisting and abetting as well as poor supervision.
Recall that the 2022 Senior School Certificate Examination, or SSCE, External, was administered by NECO from November 21 to December 21, 2022, and that results were announced just 57 days later.
Wushishi claimed there were 29 different subjects examined in all throughout the exam completed in 2021.
He advised applicants to use their examination registration number to access their results on the NECO official website, www.neco.gov.ng.
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