The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has actually launched the listing of withdrawn certifications of candidates, who were believed to have actually taken part in negligences during its exams 2020 waec runz.
The influenced candidates go as far back as 1992.
The list was published in the weekly bulletin of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, released on Monday.
According to the notice, the impacted candidates were involved in impersonations.
WAEC determined the prospects as; Ukaumunna C. December 1992 evaluation with the certification number, NGSP 0233613; Chinna H. December 1993 with the certification number, NGSP 0572427; Koffi E. December 1993, with number NGSP 0455669; and Oham J. December 1994, with the certificate number, NGSP 0177271.
Others are; Mbara G. December 2001, with certificate WNR 2248072; Ifo S. December 2001, with number NGWASSCP 1307367; Ugwu P. December 2005 with certification number, NGWASSCP 4534182; Anene J. December 2008, with number, NGWASSCP 5505913; Ogbenna C. December 2011, with certificate number, NGWASSCP 06927486; and Nwangwu I. December 2014, with certification number, NGWASSCP 8392056.
JAMB noted that to stay clear of such impersonation throughout its Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam, it was partnering the National Identification Management Commission to apply candidates’ registration for the nationwide identification number.
The board stated, “In view of the instances noted JAMB’s collaboration with NIMC is crucial. In order to have a seamless registration for the 2020 UTME, we have actually put equipment in position to test run the new registration regime under the joint platform of JAMB and also NIMC making use of the NIN.
” The Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede, follow up to this, therefore, guided participants of team in workplaces nationwide to take part in the test enrollment which started on Friday, November 29, as well as is to finish Tuesday, December 3. No less than 1,800 members of personnel would be associated with the trial enrollment created to assess the workability of the brand-new registration regimen.”