The National Examination Council (NECO) has blacklisted 29 supervisors for various malpractice offenses during the just-concluded 2022 internal Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE).
The supervisors allegedly aided and abetted examination malpractices through poor supervision and insults.
The NECO Registrar/Chief Executive Officer, Prof. Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi, who announced the result at the NECO headquarters yesterday in Minna, the Niger State capital, said that four schools were recommended for de-recognition for two years due to their involvement in mass cheating.
The registrar said the number of students who made five Credits and above, including Mathematics and English Language, is 727,894, representing 60.74 percent.
He said the figure showed a decrease of 10.9 percent from what was recorded in 2021.
Wushishi said: “The number of candidates who made Credit and above in the English Language is 889,188, representing 74.89 percent. The number of candidates who made Credit and above in Mathematics is 929,140, representing 78.23 percent.
