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WAEC: Uproar as students take examination at night in Taraba (video)

Some students in Taraba State were reportedly found sitting for their West African Examination Council (WAEC) exam at night, much later after examination hours. The students were seen in what appeared to be a poorly lit classroom taking the exam.

As of the time of filing the report, no official reason or statement confirming the development was given by the WAEC body regarding the delayed examination which was scheduled to hold at 8 am.

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According to reports, parents who came to look for their wards were later informed that the students were taking the alleged English language WAEC paper.

The displeasured parents described the action inappropriate and requested an apology from the testing organisation.

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WAEC: Uproar as students take examination at night in Taraba

Given that the candidates will be taking another paper the following day, they said that the exam body ought to have postponed the exam rather than putting them through hardship.

They claimed that the state has never seen such a situation.

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Parents of the candidates further urged the federal government to punish those who committed the crime and prevent it from happening again.

Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/zZj1LERsKmM?si=IWLJGCgGEjlWNTfj

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