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The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) says it has not released the 2020 WASSCE results.
In a statement Monday, Agnes Teye-Cudjoe, the PRO of the Council said, “...cautioned candidates to be wary of websites announcing the release of the results and of persons who promise to upgrade results for a fee.”
“These are activities of fraudsters and all stakeholders are hereby alerted accordingly,” it added.
Mrs Teye-Cudjoe said, “Co-ordination and marking exercises have been completed and processing of results as well as other post-examination activities are ongoing.”
WAEC advised all institutions to verify the authenticity of the results they request.
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