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JAMB suspends exam town selection for 2026 UTME candidates in Ekiti

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has temporarily suspended the selection of examination towns for 2026 UTME candidates registering in Ekiti State. JAMB spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin, said the pause is to allow the board restructure exam town locations to bring centres closer to candidates and reduce transport challenges on exam days. He explained that the 2026 registration commenced before structural anomalies were detected in the configuration of examination towns in Ekiti. According to him, the irregularities made urgent adjustments necessary in the interest of candidates, prompting the temporary halt of town selection in the state. During this period, candidates will not be able to select any examination town in Ekiti until the reconfiguration is completed. Benjamin assured that the process would be concluded soon and apologised for any inconvenience caused to candidates during the ongoing registration exercise. He noted […]

Hohoe Municipal Assembly education awards ceremony
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Hohoe Municipal Assembly Honours Olivia Sallah as Best Teacher

The Hohoe Municipal Assembly, in collaboration with the Ghana Education Service, has recognised Mrs Olivia Sallah of St Theresa’s Girls Demonstration Primary School as the Overall Best Teacher/Worker at this year’s Municipal Awards Ceremony. The ceremony brought together teachers, education leaders, traditional authorities, and local officials to celebrate individuals whose work continues to shape progress across the municipality. Mrs Sallah, an Assistant Director I with 15 years of teaching experience, stood out for her strong instructional skills, creative teaching approaches, and steady commitment to both the academic and character development of her pupils. Her ability to motivate learners and actively support school activities earned her broad admiration from colleagues and education authorities. Officials from the Municipal Assembly and GES praised her discipline, consistency, and professionalism, noting that these traits are central to improving education in Hohoe. In her acceptance remarks, […]

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WAEC Denies Viral List of 151 Schools With 2025 WASSCE Results Withheld

WAEC Issues Alert: "Ignore Fake School List" The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has disowned a viral list of 151 schools allegedly involved in 2025 WASSCE malpractice, warning the public it’s not an official communication. 🔹 Key Facts:✔ 192,089 candidates (9.75%) had results withheld for malpractice✔ 38.32% pass rate (5+ credits incl. English & Maths) – a 33.8% drop from 2024✔ Stricter anti-cheating measures blamed for the decline "WAEC will never ask schools to bring exam scripts to our office. Ignore any unverified notices."— Official WAEC Nigeria statement ❌ Fake Notice Red Flags The unauthorized letter (dated Aug 4, 2025) falsely:✅ Listed elite schools like Babington Macaulay, Atlantic Hall, Corona✅ Claimed principals must report to WAEC Lagos by August 16✅ Falsely bore the name of Dr. Florence Ajayi (WAEC Malpractice Director) 📉 Why 2025 Results Dropped Sharply YearPass RateChangeReason202472.12%——202538.32%▼33.8%Stricter anti-malpractice tech & monitoring WAEC’s Dr. Amos Dangut confirmed: "The decline reflects our crackdown on exam fraud." ⚠️ WAEC’s Official Warning Only trust @waecnigeria & […]

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March 7 Declared Holiday for School Children After Independence Celebrations

The Ghana Education Service (GES) has officially declared Friday, March 7, 2025, a holiday for all school children across the country. This decision, signed by Cassandra Twum Ampofo, Head of the Public Relations Unit, acknowledges the efforts of students who actively participated in the 68th Independence Day celebrations.The statement emphasized that the break will allow students to rest after their preparations and participation in various anniversary activities. GES assured parents that schools will resume normal academic activities on Monday, March 10, 2025.While apologizing for any inconvenience caused, the GES expressed gratitude to all stakeholders for their support in ensuring a successful Independence Day celebration. The announcement has been met with excitement from students, who look forward to a well-deserved day off.

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13-Year-Old Physics Whiz Joins KNUST.

Melchizedek Adio Baafawiise, a 13-year-old prodigy, has become one of the youngest students ever to enroll at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). Scoring A1 in five subjects, including Physics and Mathematics, in his WASSCE, Melchizedek is now pursuing a degree in Physics, with a particular passion for Mechanics.Although he once dreamed of becoming a pilot, he chose to delve deeper into Physics to uncover his true passion. He plans to decide between Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering as his career path by his third or fourth year.Coming from a family of educators, Melchizedek initially felt overwhelmed skipping Forms 2 and 3, but he quickly adjusted to university life and enjoys being among his older peers.

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WAEC Refutes Minister’s Claim on WASSCE Results Release.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has denied guaranteeing the release of the 2024 WASSCE results by December 29, as earlier stated by the Minister of Education, Dr. Yaw Osei Adutwum.WAEC explained that it is yet to receive sufficient funds to repair broken scanners and complete the processing of results. While the Education Ministry released GH₵25 million on December 18, an additional GH₵35 million is still outstanding.During a media briefing after visiting WAEC’s office, Dr. Adutwum assured that results would be ready by the end of December, citing government support to address WAEC’s financial challenges. However, WAEC clarified that the minister’s statement did not follow a formal discussion with its management.The Council revealed that it requires funds to finalize activities such as paying invigilators, supervisors, and suppliers, as well as addressing technical issues to ensure smooth operations.WAEC urged the public […]

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