West African Examinations Council

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On his expectations from partners in the diaspora, Areghan told NAN that they were in two folds. It is a very good marketing strategy for us, as we are seizing the opportunity to sensitise the world about this new product from the stable of WAEC. “It is all about moving with the global trend in technology. That of Nigeria has proven to be very effective,” he stated. “So, I must say that this has been a very fruitful meeting and I must say that I am excited, WAEC Nigeria is excited and we are looking forward to doing more for the Nigerian child,” he stated. “Every country moves at its own pace, under the general umbrella of the headquarters. With this new digital platform, issues of doubt, delay, human intervention, fire, wetness and outright loss of certificates and others, will be adequately taken care of,” he stated. “We also expect the Nigerian students to also be able to achieve and access opportunities seemlessly anywhere they choose to globally, with this collaboration between WAEC and ENIC, as well as other international bodies that participated in this seminar. You know, though WAEC is a sub-regional body, made up of various countries, they are all independent. “We expect the patronage of other concerned stakeholders, world players, that are big names in the education industry to come on board for greater collaboration with us. “Remember that we are dealing with the millennium child and we are responding to their technological lifestyles. “So, I must say that this has been a very fruitful meeting and I must say too that I am excited, WAEC Nigeria is excited and we are looking forward to doing more, for the Nigerian child,” he stated.