The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has appealed to organised labour to consider students sitting for the West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination, as it plans an indefinite strike from today Monday, June 3.
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The Head of National Office of WAEC, Dr Amos Dangut, who made the appeal yesterday said that the council shared in the concerns of the organised labour and those of the entire Nigerian workers, as most of WAEC’s employees in Nigeria are members of the both arms of organised labour.
The WAEC boss highlighted that the week, June 3 to June 7, is scheduled for the conduct of such papers as Physics, Economics, Government and Civic Education across the federation and some West African countries, and any disruption in the activities and arrangements for the conduct of the examination will place candidates at a major disadvantage in their academic pursuits.
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