Governor Dauda Lawal of Zamfara State has approved the official request to register candidates slated for the 2023 Senior School Certificate Examinations,
SSCE, conducted by the West African Examination Council, WAEC, and National Examination Council, NECO.
According to a public announcement made available to newsmen by the Permanent Secretary, State Ministry of Education, Kabiru Attahiru, all candidates that passed the mock examinations are eligible to register. He, therefore, directed school principals to refer to the provided list to ascertain the total number of candidates allotted to their schools.
Attahiru, on behalf of principals of public secondary schools, parents and 2023 candidates, expressed profound thanks and gratitude to the governor for his magnanimity. The announcement revealed that uploads of registration would take place on Monday, urging principals to be adequately prepared.
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