GOV. ZULUM URGES ISLAMIC SCHOLARS TO PREACH MODESTY; GIFTS N1 MILLION EACH TO 30 INDIMI-SPONSORED QUR’AN GRADUATES. (PHOTO).

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 ZULUM URGES ISLAMIC SCHOLARS TO PREACH MODESTY; GIFTS N1 MILLION EACH TO 30 INDIMI-SPONSORED QUR’AN GRADUATES Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has gifted N1 million each to 30 graduating students of the Indimi Trust Islamic Centre who successfully memorised the Holy Qur’an under the sponsorship of renowned philanthropist and businessman, Alhaji Muhammadu Indimi. The event which held at the Indimi Mosque along old Damboa Road in Maiduguri, celebrated about 30 graduates fully sponsored by Alhaji Muhammadu Indimi through the Indimi Islamic Trust. Indimi, the founder has consistently supported education in the North East and across Nigeria. His foundation has championed educational causes, including a recent N2 billion donation to the University of Maiduguri education endowment fund. Several Islamic scholars, Senior Government officials and members of the business community from across the state attended the occasion.

2020 WASSCE NOT CANCELLED-WAEC.{PHOTO}.

Vanguard News - 2020 WASSCE not cancelled — WAEC
     The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, has stated that West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination, 2020 WASSCE, has not been cancelled.
In a statement by the Head of WAEC, Nigeria, Mr. Patrick Areghan, on Sunday, the body explained that a notice alleging the cancellation of 2020 WASSCE was false.
He said: “Our attention has been drawn to a fake publication circulating in the social media, to the effect that the West African Examinations Council had cancelled the 2020 WASSCE for school candidates as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and was, therefore, set to refund N22,500 to candidates who had enrolled for the examination.
“The publication is patently false and deceitful. It is nothing but the handiwork of mischief-makers, who are out to defraud innocent and unsuspecting candidates and their parents/guardians.
“This piece of news is certainly not from the West African Examinations Council, WAEC. It falls short of the Council’s style, language and factual details. They got it all wrong.
“The examination was supposed to start in Nigeria on April 6, 2020 and not April 15, 2020, as stated by the authors.
“The examination fee is N13,950 only, not N22,500. It is, therefore, not reasonable to refund candidates an amount higher than what they had paid to register for the examination.
“WAEC, as an examining body in the sub-region, has not announced the cancellation of the 2020 WASSCE; it only announced a postponement until normalcy is restored.
“WAEC couldn’t have made a mistake in the full meaning of its acronym.”
He said on March 20, WAEC announced the postponement of the examination in appreciation of the realities of the moment and in complete deference to the Federal Government, regarding its various control measures against the spread of the COVID-19.
Areghan added: “We wish to use this opportunity to reassure all registered candidates, schools and other stakeholders that once the situation returns to normal, the Council will come up with a new international timetable for the conduct of2020 WASSCE in the West African sub-region, after due consultations with relevant stakeholders.
Vanguard News - 2020 WASSCE not cancelled — WAEC

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