WASSCE 2022: WAEC expresses concern over activities of rogue website

THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (WAEC), YESTERDAY, EXPRESSED CONCERN OVER THE ACTIVITIES OF ROGUE WEBSITE OPERATORS IN THE ONGOING MAY/JUNE 2022 WEST AFRICAN SENIOR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE EXAMINATION (WASSCE).

THE COUNCIL IN A STATEMENT SIGNED BY ITS ACTING PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICER, MOYOSOLA ADEYEGBE, CONDEMNED CANDIDATES AND PARENTS FOR PATRONISING ROGUE WEBSITE OPERATORS.

ADEYEGBE DREW THE ATTENTION OF STAKEHOLDERS AND THE PUBLIC TO THE UNWHOLESOME ACTIVITIES PERPETRATED BY UNSCRUPULOUS ELEMENTS IN THE CONDUCT OF THE 2022 WASSCE.

ADEYEGBE SAID THESE UNPATRIOTIC INDIVIDUALS SEE WASSCE AND OTHER EXAMINATIONS AS A BUSINESS VENTURE, AND AN AVENUE TO MAKE MONEY, THEREBY DECEIVING INNOCENT AND GULLIBLE CANDIDATES, AND THEIR PARENTS.

SHE SAID EXAM FRAUDSTERS LURE CANDIDATES AND THEIR PARENTS BY PROPOSING SHORTCUTS TO EXAMINATION SUCCESS BY LYING TO THEM THAT WAEC QUESTIONS CAN BE ACCESSED EARLIER THAN THE DUE DATE.

THE IMAGE-MAKER SAID THE COUNCIL ASSURED THE GENERAL PUBLIC THAT THE ROGUE WEBSITE WOULD NOT GO UNPUNISHED AS THEY WILL BE BROUGHT TO BOOK AND MADE TO PAY FOR ALL THEIR CRIMES, NOTING THAT “THE COUNCIL WILL STOP AT NOTHING TO ENSURE THAT THE FIGHT AGAINST THIS SOCIETAL ILL IS WON AT ALL COSTS.