KADUNA — The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) will soon start to conduct their examinations online.

Chairman, Senate Committee on Communication, Senator Sylvester Anyanwu who gave this hint in Kaduna, yesterday, said that the era of students going to pay teachers to be awarded marks in the country would be over if the online system of examination is introduced.

Anyanwu spoke at the Government Commercial College, Zaria, during the commissioning of a Commu-nity Communication Centre by the Universal Service Providers fund (USPF), yesterday.

He said that the 21st century belongs to technology and urged students studying for the two examinations to be computer literate as nobody can pass online examinations without ICT knowledge.

According to Anyanwu, “any society that fails to invest in education is heading for doom. Indeed, very soon most of your exams, whether it’s WAEC or NECO will be online.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2009/10/30/waec-neco-exams-to-go-online/

This is good news and what i have been waiting for, only if they will sincerely go about this project to produce the needed change.

Pharoh, What Change Are You Talking About. Can You Proof To Them You Wrote Your SSCE Or Neco Exams Yourself Without You Getting Anything From Your Teachers In School?
Please Don't Be An Alakoba Ok.

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Pharoh, What Change Are You Talking About. Can You Proof To Them You Wrote Your SSCE Or Neco Exams Yourself Without You Getting Anything From Your Teachers In School?
Please Don't Be An Alakoba Ok.

Before i answer your questions in red, what do you mean by the other post in black?

not what u mean. just contributing cos it is not so easy for them considering the small children in SS3 we have this Days.
i am no more in that stage but was once there at a tender age too and was not easy also even though i read a lot to get the result i am using today.
so small small ok.

Okay