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    WAEC result crisis deepens as official alleges irregularities, technical glitches The controversy surrounding the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) results has intensified following allegations of grading irregularities and technical glitches by an official of an educational advocacy organisation. Concerns over the integrity of the results emerged after several schools and parents questioned what they described as unusually poor performances by candidates who had previously demonstrated strong academic records. The complaints have fuelled fresh scrutiny of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and its examination processes. An education official, Alex Onyia, Chief Executive Officer of Educare, alleged that technical problems associated with the computer-based testing system may have adversely affected candidates’ scores. He called for a comprehensive review of the released results and urged WAEC to provide greater transparency regarding its grading methodology. School administrators have also raised concerns over what they described as a sharp decline in the performance of students despite sustained investments in teaching quality, learning facilities and examination preparation. Some schools reported that candidates who had consistently excelled in internal assessments received grades significantly below expectations in key subjects. The growing discontent has sparked calls for an independent audit of the examination process, with stakeholders demanding clarification on whether technical glitches or errors in result processing may have affected candidates’ outcomes. Responding to the concerns, WAEC maintained that its result processing procedures remain rigorous and quality-assured. The examination body stated that investigations into the complaints were ongoing and assured affected candidates and schools that any identified issues would be addressed appropriately. WAEC noted that withheld results could either be released or cancelled depending on the outcome of ongoing investigations. The development has heightened anxiety among thousands of candidates seeking admission into tertiary institutions, as uncertainty over the credibility of the results continues to dominate discussions within Nigeria’s education sector.

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Unknown assailants hack ECWA pastor to death in Kaduna

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A revered senior pastor of the Evangelical Church Winning All (ECWA) Reverend Silas Yakubu Ali, who was heading a church in Kibori-Asha Awuce in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State, has been killed by unknown assailants.

Thenewsbearer learnt that Reverend Ali left for Kafanchan on Saturday, September 11, 2021, but could not be communicated with, making a group of worshippers and villagers to set out to look for him.

His body was found early on Sunday morning at Kibori Community near Asha-Awuce, where he was discovered to have been attacked and macheted to death.

Confirming the incident on Sunday, the state Commissioner for Internal Security and Home Affairs, Samuel Aruwan, appealed for calm after what he described as “cruel and horrifying killing.”

The Commissioner said: “The Governor of Kaduna State, Malam Nasir El-Rufai expressed deep sadness at the report of the killing, which he described as horrifying and cruel. The Governor offered prayers for the repose of the soul of the cleric.”

The governor also sent his condolences to the family of the deceased and the ECWA Church in Kibori Asha-Awuce, with prayers to God to grant them fortitude and comfort over the unexpected and painful loss.

“The governor urged security agencies to intensify efforts towards apprehending the perpetrators of the heinous killing, while appealing to members of the community to maintain calm. Security agencies are conducting investigations in the general area,” the Commissioner added in his statement.

The Reverend’s death was also confirmed by the ECWA church, with its Zonon District Church Council (DCC) sending messages to branches on Sunday.

The deceased until his death was the Senior Pastor of ECWA in Kibori and formerly DCC Assistant Secretary.

The church leadership and Reverend Ali’s family would announce burial arrangements, it was said.

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