“For the aforesaid reason, WAEC will conduct the exam, and school principals, supervisors, parents, and the general public should
The Branch Controller of the West Africa Examinations Council , Mrs. T.A.Y. Lawson, has said that the nationwide strike scheduled to begin on Monday will not disrupt examinations in the state or nationwide. This was contained in a letter to principals and school proprietors in Ekiti State titled: “Notice of commencement of indefinite strike…The Branch Controller of the West Africa Examinations Council , Mrs. T.A.Y.
The letter read, “The attention of Management has been drawn to a notice of the Commencement of Indefinite Strike by NLC and TUC effective Monday, 3rd June 2024.She noted that the examination body shares the burden of the unions. please take note and make adequate arrangements for their candidates to sit the exam.Before flagging, please keep in mind that Disqus does not moderate communities. Your username will be shown to the moderator, so you should only flag this comment for one of the reasons listed above.
Trading on the Nigerian Exchange Ltd. this week closed higher by 1.73 per cent, following investors’ increased demand for banking, insurance, consumer aa wel as oil and gas stocks. The President of the Manufacturing Association of Nigeria , Mr. Ajayi Kadri, has confirmed that the organised private sector has agreed with the federal government that the new minimum wage should be N60,000. Kadri disclosed this during an interview with Channels TV on Saturday in Abuja. The MAN president explained that the ongoing negotiations between…
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