Lagos State Partners with WAEC for Computer-Based Exams Transition
Lagos State Government collaborates with WAEC to ensure a smooth transition to computer-based testing for the 2026 WASSCE. The state commits to maintaining exam integrity and cracking down on malpractice.
The partnership was highlighted at a recent WAEC State Committee meeting where key officials like Jamiu Alli Balogun reaffirmed the state's dedication to quality education. The new exam structure includes changes in leadership roles and the introduction of a hybrid CBT format.
Stakeholders' concerns about technical challenges are acknowledged, with plans in place to address them before the full rollout in 2026.
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