The Ministry of Education refuted claims circulating online that the 2025 West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams had been cancelled. In a statement, the ministry debunked the rumours of widespread malpractice and questioned leakages, assuring the public that the exams had concluded successfully with only minor incidents addressed promptly.
The National Examinations Council (NECO) exams were also reported to be progressing smoothly without any malpractice issues. The ministry emphasised the importance of seeking information from verified sources and cautioned against spreading false information that could cause unnecessary panic.
It reiterated its commitment to upholding the integrity of public exams and vowed to work closely with examination bodies to enhance monitoring and enforcement measures. Individuals found spreading misinformation would be reported to security agencies for investigation and prosecution.
The public was encouraged to stay informed through official websites and reputable media outlets. The ministry’s stance aimed to reassure students, parents, and educators that the integrity of exams was a top priority. The emphasis on vigilance and truth in information sharing underscored the importance of maintaining credibility and trust in the education system.
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