Educators Laud Improved Conduct of WASSCE in 2026

School administrators and examination officials in Ebonyi State have commended the improved coordination of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), following the smooth conduct of the Mathematics paper across centres in Abakaliki.

At Presco High Secondary School, Abakaliki, the Principal, Mr. Peter Ujebe, attributed the orderly examination process to adequate preparation by candidates and ongoing reforms introduced by the West African Examinations Council. He also noted that students maintained discipline throughout the exercise, dismissing concerns over malpractice in the school.

Mr. Ujebe acknowledged that the institution still faces infrastructural challenges but highlighted positive developments driven by its alumni network. According to him, the school’s Old Boys Association has contributed to renovation and fencing projects, with additional support expected during its upcoming September convention.

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Similarly, at Jesus Is Lord International School, Abakaliki, Principal Mr. Emeka Ajoku described the examination environment as peaceful and free of malpractice. He, however, observed that while some earlier papers experienced delays, the Mathematics paper was delivered promptly and without disruption.

Mr. Ajoku linked previous setbacks partly to coordination challenges associated with Computer-Based Testing (CBT), but maintained that the overall conduct of the examination remained commendable. He further emphasized the importance of strengthening foundational learning, urging teachers to focus on improving academic quality and student preparedness.

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Also speaking, WAEC Supervisor at Rightstep International Secondary School, Abakaliki, Mrs. Ogechi Chima, described the examination as smooth and incident-free. She noted that candidates complied fully with examination regulations and called on supervisors nationwide to remain vigilant and committed to their responsibilities.

The 2026 WASSCE continues across Nigeria, with stakeholders reinforcing efforts to improve examination integrity, reduce malpractice, and enhance overall educational standards.

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