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"Do you know any JSS 3 or SS 3 student in Lagos State that can't write the forthcoming Junior and Senior Secondary School Exams on account of financial difficulty? Please, this is for you."
"There are limited spaces available. Beneficiaries will be selected and contacted after a screening process to establish the authenticity of the application."

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• WAEC - Will start on the 17th of Augus, 2020.

• NABTEB - Will start on the 21st September, 2020 and end on by 15th of October, 2020.

• NECO - Will start on the 5th October,2020 and end on 18th of November, 2020.

• BECE FOR JSS 3 - Will start on the 24th of August, 2020 and end on the 7th of September, 2020

• NCEE (PRIMARY SIX) - On Saturday, 17th October, 2020.

• NBAIS - Will commence on 23rd September, 2020 and end on 17th October, 2020.

*NOTE 1:* NECO Registration is ongoing, will end by the 10th of September, 2020 and there would be not extension for the registration.

"This is to inform intending candidates of WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2020-Second Series that the closing date of registration for the examination has been extended to Friday, August 28, 2020."

Visit https://www.waeconline.org.ng for more details on registration.

Meanwhile, as the federal ministry of education speculated that the waec examination is due to start on 17th of August 2020, @waecnigeria on twitter in a recent tweet confirmed that the final timetable will be released shortly.

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has explained that Nigerian universities may not be reopened even if the federal government orders the resumption of all schools amidst the coronavirus pandemic.

The president of the union, Biodun Ogunyemi, in a telephone interview with PREMIUM TIMES, on Sunday, also clarified his position on the reports that the union urged the government not to reopen schools until 2021.

The government on March 19 ordered the closure of all tertiary, secondary and primary schools nationwide over the outbreak of the deadly virus in the country.

A few days after the government’s directive, ASUU commenced an indefinite strike, which is still on.

The union commenced the strike over the federal government’s decision to withhold the salaries of its members who defied the order of government to enrol in the Integrated Personnel and Payroll System (IPPIS).

While the federal government has now issued a guideline for resumption dates for final year students in primary and secondary schools, nothing has been said about tertiary institutions.

Mr Ogunyemi while speaking with our correspondent said, “First, we did not say schools should not be reopened until 2021. We only advised that schools be reopened anytime it is considered safe for our children.”

“They have brought out guidelines and conditions for school resumption, they must now supervise and ensure that those conditions are met. Beyond formulating a policy, they must see to its implementation. So, we are saying it is not just a matter of putting things on papers but implementation from primary schools to tertiary institutions”.

Speaking further, Mr Ogunyemi said even if the government eventually reopens schools, it has nothing to do with universities battling with a series of crisis.

'Talking of universities, it should be noted that the crises are beyond COVID-19. There are fundamental crises that will make universities reopening longer and impossible for now. We had long told government our position and until they meet necessary conditions, universities are not resuming even after COVID”.

"There are outstanding issues and government is not ready to fix our universities and provide enabling learning environment. For instance, we are talking about revitalisation… if our institutions are well equipped, there is no reason why coronavirus should stop academic activities.

"You cannot talk about social distancing in universities without talking about additional lecture rooms. So, we have two crises delaying resumption. The health crises and the refusal of government to make our universities standard,” he said.

Mr Ogunyemi urged the government to pay as much attention to education as it is paying to health.

“Government should not pay attention to health sector and neglect education sector. If the could raise taskforce to look into COVID-19, they should do so to address the challenges of education sector which include revitalisation funds for universities so that our institutions can be up to standard.”

In the same view, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) and some other students who spoke with PREMIUM TIMES have expressed their displeasure over the long closure of Nigerian institutions.

In a statement by its Zone D coordinator, Kowe Amos, NANS said the refusal of authorities to take proactive steps shows a “lack of political will linked to years of unseriousness and recklessness on the part of our political office holders.”

“However, it must be made known that at the receiving end of this indecisiveness are students that are left idle at home with nothing worthwhile being done to ensure that students resume to classes.”

Should the federal government eventually ask schools to resume, university administrators will comply, but Mr Ogunyemi’s explanation indicates the lecturers will not be resuming classes until ASUU’s concerns are addressed.

Source: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/403813-nigerian-universities-wont-resume-even-if-fg-reopens-schools-ASUU.html

chatinent:
How true is this?

Yh. Very true. Check their website for more details.
https://registration.waecdirect.org/SecondSeries.html

https://myschool.ng/news/waec-gce-2nd-series-2020-registration-has-commenced


https://mobile.twitter.com/waecnigeria/status/1270730458033250306

It's no longer news that the relevant stakeholders of the WAEC examination are still contemplating on a possible resumption or not.
With that in mind it's still best to register for the
WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2020-Second Series even if you aren't sure of the exam date yet. To avoid missing out of the exam or doing a late registration which comes with it challenges.
If you have planned to register for the 2nd Series Exam and haven't done so, kindly do that now.