A Federal High Court sitting in Osogbo
has nullified the cancellation of June/July 2004 examination conducted
by the National Examination Council.
NECO released the result of the
examination held at Iwo School of Science in Osun State and gave the
statement of results to candidates but the examination body later
cancelled the result.
It blamed the cancellation on malpractices at the centre with No. 024256.
Some of the candidates who sat for the
examinations at the centre and passed had, however, proceeded to higher
institutions using the temporary result. But they were shocked when some
of them were asked to produce their original result sbefore graduation.
They were told that NECO had cancelled
the result, forcing some of them who were affected to institute a case
against the exam body on January 17, 2012
source:
http://www.punchng.com/education/court-nullifies-cancellation-of-neco-result-orders-it-to-pay-n5m-damages/
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