₦airaland Forum

Armaggedon:
They do not do state ranking but the data containing the state ranking is from them. Abi are you saying National bureau of statistics manufactured the waec data on their site?

Bendeco02:
So the 2021 image I dropped is also fake?

Or are you referring to me concerning the 2022 stats... Did I dropped any 2022 rank or what?

Yoruba1stson:
Nah the handiwork of braindead ipob pigs be that ooh

Bendeco02:
They have been beating you back to back all these while na.

Yoruba1stson:
Dem go dominate am in your dream, ipob pigs and stupidity ehn, they are inseparable

Bendeco02:
Those mkpuru miri people will still top the rank when they finally release it. Hope shame won't kill you by then?

Bet your money, like 4 of those mkpuru miri states will make the first 10?

Bontafa:
APC urchins

KillSars:
Na dem

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) says it never released data ranking states by their performance in the recently concluded Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE).

On August 8, WAEC announced the release of the results for its 2022 SSCE.

In a statement to NAN, Patrick Areghan, WAEC’s head of national office, said the council’s attention had been called to a viral report, purported to be from it, ranking states by the performance of their candidates.

Areghan described the ranking as “misleading, false, and the handiwork of a mischief maker.”

He said the report did not emanate from the council.

“We read from some social media that WAEC has rated performance of states in our recent West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), presumably the 2022 examination for school candidates,” he said.

“It ranked Kebbi as being 20th out of the 37 ranked states, including the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), in the public school-based performance data, supposedly made available by the council.

“The malicious report rated Enugu as being first, followed by Edo and Benue, with 93.9, 93.5, and 91.7 percent respectively among others.

“I want to say here that the ranking is completely false as it did not emanate from the council because there are many other things to be considered to arrive at such percentages. This is not part of our job.

“We, as WAEC, do not do state ranking. We only indicate the number of credits in subjects and other categories. We do not dabble into areas that are not part of our duty as the council.”

For the 2022 SSCE, WAEC said a total of 1,607,981 candidates registered for the examination from 20,222 recognised secondary schools across the country but only 1,601,047 sat for the test.

The council said 1,222,505 representing 76. 36 percent who sat for the examination obtained credits and above in a minimum of five subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

It is understood that the said figure represents a 5.34 percent decrease in performance when compared to the 81.70 percent obtained by candidates in the same category in 2021.

GodsOwnMan:
eboes eh

uvie66:
I don't know why they just don't say Biafran arrested for drug trafficking.

tolue42:
This wotowoto ain't good naaa El Rufai...You Obidients like insulting other people's candidates but cannot withstand the heat.

Imagine them Running to Twitter to report. Just like a kid reporting to her mother when they take away his/her biscuits...

M4A1carbine:
Zombie miscreants are crying bluud everywhere!!

Viscuz:
What do you call the eboes in APC supporting Tinubu BATstard?

Viscuz:
BATstard is a cocaine sniffer

Christistruth00:



That is what this Website Claims


https://www.thenigerianvoice.com/news/162406/more-secrets-of-mr-peter-obi-unveiled-tufiakwa.html

Nijablast:
That is fair enough. Emi lokan of Nigeria is the next president. Obituaries, Obi supporters, Obidiend, Obidientzombie can take over social media.

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ifVry9f38I

Nigeria ramps up construction of pipeline delivering gas to Europe

Nigeria is ramping up efforts to finish the construction of a pipeline that will help deliver its gas to Europe.

It's also trying to triple its reserves as prices and demand for gas surge due to the conflict in Ukraine.

Al Jazeera's Ahmed Idris reports from Port Harcourt.

Viscuz:
Yaraba nissan now

Viscuz:
Ha na wa o so this one enter you .

Okay no vex

But Tinubu no fit be president

Sho ti yeh ?