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NECO releases 2025 SSCE external results, records 71.63% pass rate

The National Examinations Council (NECO) has released the 2025 Senior School Certificate Examination (SSCE) External results, with 71.63 per cent of candidates scoring five credits and above including English Language and Mathematics. Registrar and Chief Executive, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim‑Wushishi, announced the results at a news conference at NECO headquarters in Minna, noting that the exams held from November 26 to December 13, 2025, while marking ran from January 5 to 21, 2026. He said the results were released 52 days after the last paper. A total of 96,979 candidates registered, comprising 51,823 males (53.43 per cent) and 45,156 females (46.56 per cent), while 95,160 eventually sat for the examination (50,785 males and 44,375 females). Ibrahim‑Wushishi disclosed that 93,425 candidates sat for English Language, with 73,167 (78.32 per cent) obtaining credit and above, while 93,330 sat for Mathematics and 85,256 (91.35 […]

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WAEC Confirms 14 Arrests for WASSCE Malpractice Across Ghana

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has confirmed the arrest of 14 individuals—including teachers, students, and invigilators—for alleged malpractice in the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). According to WAEC’s Head of Public Affairs, John Kapi, the arrests were made at multiple centres, including: Yeji Senior High School Abbott College (Asante Bekwai) Atwima Kwanwoma Presbyterian SHS Kapi noted that the number of arrests could rise as investigations continue, adding that results from the implicated schools will undergo extra scrutiny. Adventist Day SHS (Kumasi): Several mobile phones were seized from candidates, prompting WAEC to shut down the centre. Affected students were relocated to the WAEC regional office under strict supervision. Kasoa: Two impersonators were sentenced to six months in prison each, while an accomplice received eight months. Kukurantumi: A school proprietor and teacher were arrested for allegedly running a […]

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Kasoa Court Jails Teacher and Two Students for WASSCE Malpractice

The Kasoa-Ofaakor District Magistrate Court has sentenced three individuals to a combined 20 months in prison for their involvement in examination malpractice during the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). The convicts include: Samuel Armah, a teacher at Ghana College SHS and invigilator, who was caught with leaked Social Studies Paper 1 answers on his phone, dictating them to candidates. He was fined 80 penalty units and sentenced to eight months in prison. Kwame Oteng Nkansah, a Level 100 student at Accra Technical University, convicted of impersonating candidate Quayson Francis Atta of Ghana College SHS. He received six months in prison and an 80 penalty unit fine. Amedeka James, a Level 100 student at the University of Ghana, who impersonated his twin brother Amedeka Justice. He was also sentenced to six months in prison plus an 80 penalty […]

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WAEC Closes Adventist Day SHS Exam Centre in Kumasi Over Phone Seizures

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has closed the Adventist Day Senior High School examination centre in Kumasi after several mobile phones were seized from candidates during the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Head of Public Affairs at WAEC, John Kapi, said at a press briefing on Friday, September 5, 2025, that the decision was taken to protect the integrity of the exams. The affected students have since been relocated to WAEC’s regional office in Kumasi, where they will continue their papers under strict supervision. This closure adds to a series of malpractice cases recorded in this year’s WASSCE, with at least 14 teachers, students, and invigilators arrested nationwide for their involvement. WAEC has assured the public that results from all implicated centres will undergo rigorous scrutiny before final publication.

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JAMB Releases 2025 UTME Results: 39,834 Results Withheld Over Exam Malpractice

JAMB 2025 UTME Results Released Amid Crackdown on Exam Fraud The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially announced the release of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) results, disclosing that 39,834 results are withheld over suspected malpractice. Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede revealed the details in Abuja, emphasizing the board’s zero-tolerance stance on exam fraud. Key Highlights from JAMB’s Announcement Withheld Results: 39,834 candidates under investigation for alleged malpractice. Ongoing Probes: 80 individuals face scrutiny for exam-related offenses. Anambra Tops List: 14 suspects from the state under investigation. Underage Excellence: 467 underage candidates scored above the national benchmark. Fraud Cases: 50 candidates implicated in impersonation, illicit materials, and other malpractices. JAMB’s Stance on Malpractice Prof. Oloyede reiterated the board’s commitment to integrity: “We will not compromise standards. Withheld results will remain pending until investigations conclude. Perpetrators will face penalties under the law.” Recent Anti-Fraud Measures: Enhanced biometric verification. Surveillance systems to […]

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