Niger State Government has concluded talks with the National Examination Commission (NECO) to release the result of about 30, 000 students of the state withheld by the examination body. A statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mrs. Mary Noel Berje indicates that the state government has paid over N200 million to NECO this year to offset part of the students examination fees. According to the statement, government has also paid well over a billion Naira, from 2017, to various examination bodies to date.

It reiterated the commitment of the state government to providing free and compulsory basic education in the state. The statement said the state government has agreed to pay the examination body N50 million monthly for the outstanding balance that have accrued over the years. “The state government has met with the officials of NECO, we have agreed in principles, after making some payments last week, that they will release the results this week,” the statement explained.

While acknowledging education as the bedrock of any meaningful development, the statement expressed government’s commitment and effort towards revamping the education sector as one of its top priority assuring that it will not be compromised.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/niger-pays-neco-n200m-debt-over-30000-students-withheld-results.html

Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures. 

Some people will never pay their debts until something desperate is done.
AMCON take note and learn from NECO!

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Well, my concern is not about whether or not the state govt has offset the bill. I'm also not concerned about why the govt takes this payment as its responsibility.
Whether or not it is waste of funds or fraudulent doesn't still bother me.

My concern is; so it is possible to write these public exams on credit?

zakim:
Niger State Government has concluded talks with the National Examination Commission (NECO) to release the result of about 30, 000 students of the state withheld by the examination body. A statement issued by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mrs. Mary Noel Berje indicates that the state government has paid over N200 million to NECO this year to offset part of the students examination fees. According to the statement, government has also paid well over a billion Naira, from 2017, to various examination bodies to date.

It reiterated the commitment of the state government to providing free and compulsory basic education in the state. The statement said the state government has agreed to pay the examination body N50 million monthly for the outstanding balance that have accrued over the years. “The state government has met with the officials of NECO, we have agreed in principles, after making some payments last week, that they will release the results this week,” the statement explained.

While acknowledging education as the bedrock of any meaningful development, the statement expressed government’s commitment and effort towards revamping the education sector as one of its top priority assuring that it will not be compromised.

Read more: https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/niger-pays-neco-n200m-debt-over-30000-students-withheld-results.html

For once, a state government is doing the right thing.
Meanwhile, this accrued amount over the years was probably siphoned by someone somewhere.

tot:


For once, a state government is doing the right thing.
Meanwhile, this accrued amount over the years was probably siphoned by someone somewhere.

You are absolutely on point ma.

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Desperate Times Call for Desperate Measures. 

Some people will never pay their debts until something desperate is done.
AMCON take note and learn from NECO!

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You are absolutely on point ma.

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Simplyleo:
Well, my concern is not about whether or not the state govt has upset the bill. I'm also not concerned about why the govt takes this payment as its responsibility.
Whether or not it is waste of funds or fraudulent doesn't still bother me.

My concern is; so it is possible to write these public exams on credit?

You don't upset bills. You offset them.

tot:


You don't upset bills. You offset them.

Thanks for the correction.
He will modify it now.

So if NECO didn't withhold the results, they wouldn't have paid?


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DennisEche:

ONLY IN THE NORTH , I FORGOT YOU ARE A NL RESIDENT ZOMBIE 2IC TO THE MANNABBGGRILL

Continue as usual, the mods will soon have your time.

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Continue as usual, the mods will soon have your time.

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Thanks for the correction.
He will modify it now.

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Can you even near the exam hall in the South if you don’t have your complete exam fees? But in the North they are writing on credit.
One Nigeria!

post=82349085:

Thanks for the correction.
He will modify it now.

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post=82349105:

Continue as usual, the mods will soon have your time.

To ban me as usual? my other accounts are all open fyi

tot:


You don't upset bills. You offset them.

I stand corrected.

Thank you.

Correction effected.

Simplyleo:

I stand corrected.

Thank you.

Correction effected.

You are welcome.

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Simplyleo:
Well, my concern is not about whether or not the state govt has offset the bill. I'm also not concerned about why the govt takes this payment as its responsibility.
Whether or not it is waste of funds or fraudulent doesn't still bother me.

My concern is; so it is possible to write these public exams on credit?

Don't be a zombie.

We just like debts for this country.

sonnie10:
Can you even near the exam hall in the South if you don’t have your complete exam fees? But in the North they are writing on credit.
One Nigeria!

No body put a gun at the heads of your governors preventing them to also adopt the same system.You can not blame Northern Governors for making O level free.

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My questions.
Was the exam conducted free of charge to student?