The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has recently released the provisional results for the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate Examinations (WASSCE).
While many students celebrate their achievements, a significant number of candidates, totaling 4,878, have faced a setback as their results have been blocked. The reason? Failure to return learning support materials provided by their schools.
In a statement released on December 18, WAEC disclosed that the results of 4,878 candidates were withheld due to their failure to return the learning support materials supplied to them by their respective schools. The affected candidates have been promptly notified to reach out to their schools to address the issue.
Amidst the release of results, WAEC issued a stern warning to candidates regarding the prevalence of fraudsters who claim to be able to upgrade results for a fee. The council emphasized that results are secure and can be authenticated using its results verification system. Students were advised to exercise caution and rely on official channels for any result-related concerns.
“The results of 4,878 candidates have been blocked for failing to return learning support materials supplied to them by their schools. Such candidates are to contact their schools,” stated WAEC in the released statement.
If you find yourself among the 4,878 candidates whose results have been blocked, it is crucial to promptly reach out to your school. Communication with school authorities will be essential in resolving the matter and ensuring that the necessary steps are taken to unblock your results.
WAEC has reassured candidates that their results are secure and can be verified through the official results verification system. It is essential for candidates to exercise caution and avoid falling prey to fraudulent individuals or services promising result upgrades for a fee.
Published By: Justice Donkoh | GESHub.org
