Hayah:


Was the exam done in a private school or government owned school?
If government owned, did the candidate pay for the exam or the state government did?
If state government AND it's not peculiar to that candidate alone in his/her school, I guess that state government has actually NOT paid, hence the results not being uploaded by WAEC.

It has happened to some of my students before

Anextin:
Same thing with my little bro. What state did he write in. My bro is suleja Niger state and i heard some schools were affected.

Onyenna:
They'll release it later.....but @op, i hope your center/school didn't indulge in exam malpractice [or caught by "flying" invigilators]....

Tallysmallz:
Did you make sure you fixed the correct name?

fafambo:
Pls can I have ur number or possibly flash me on 07038391902,let me ask u some questions regarding dis

Reader1988:
Good one but someone should copy and paste for sharing in WhatsApp group

anyebedgreat:
I totally disagree with you especially on the half baked category.
First, nobody gets first class by sheer luck. First class no be beans. You must work your way to get it.
Secondly, you mentioned bribe and whatever. Who bribes to get first class? people that give bribe in school do so just to pass, or boost their cgpa at least. Even if you give such people first class, they won't accept it.
Futhermore, You should also know that people don't learn anything useful in most public universities (if you have tried to conduct experiment with equipment from 50 years ago, you will understand) . While students in private schools are taught in conducive environment, public university students are stressed out and made to suffer unneccesarily. In Nigeria, we believe that if it isn't difficult, its not of good quality. My point here is, private university students actually learn, while public university students try to pass. Saying first class graduates from private unis are not sound is wrong.
And then on the issue of cramming, those who don't do it are fewer than those who do it. Some people are just better at it and those who are better are not dull.

Ezi39:
TRCN stands for Teachers' Registration Council of Nigeria.
1. Some Private School Owners: There are many mushroom schools especially in Lagos. The proprietors of these schools are only after anybody that can accept their peanuts. Such proprietors are among the people that are kicking after the 2018 deadline that has been set by the professional body.
Such proprietors don't believe in professional. They believe that anybody can teach and as such they employ based on who bargain less with them. After all those who police external exams are not immune to bribery so they can always capitalise on them and justify their employment of quack teachers.
This same set of proprietors are not happy on the technological development that exam bodies are upgrading to because they will be no room for cheating during exam if WAEC and NECO apply the same JAMB technique.

2: The Non Certified Teacher: These are the second group of people that do not want TRCN. It is akin to showing them the exit so this is why they are protesting against the 2018 deadline. They are in many private schools and they hardly search for another job because they will not be considered.
So if you know of a teacher in a private school that is not paying much and the teacher does not want to leave, the teacher may be one example.

3: The Born Teachers: Unlike the number two above, teachers in this category are qualified because they have their certificate. But one thing you should know is that teaching is an exclusive preserve of those that have NCE and B.Ed. Any teacher without this certificate is a dabbler in the profession.
So some of them don't want to comply with the directive of the TRCN management which is directing the to enrol for an additional one year programme and get the requisite knowledge (teaching methodology).
This set of teachers are found in both public and private schools. They are are also scattered in the higher institutions. Their protest is that they have the requisite qualifications but they have failed to understand that they are not exposed to teaching methodology. They are dabblers.

Kenzico:
the name OtuNta is really funny

my igbo folks will understand

ocelot2006:


Sir, Danjuma was MINISTER OF DEFENCE then, not CDS.

fratermathy:


ASUU is the only recognised group for University lecturers and it is even not a professional body. It's more like a trade union. TRCN is for secondary school teachers and lecturers at the colleges of education. It has nothing to do with University lecturers. Even lecturers in the Faculty of Education are not obligated to be registered with TRCN.