NECO Releases 2022 SSCE Internal Results

The 2022 National Examinations Council, (NECO) internal results for Senior School Certificate Examinations (SSCE) have been released.

NECO Registrar/Chief Executive Officer, Professor Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi, announced the results on Thursday at the NECO Headquarters in Minna, Niger State.

Statistics made available to the public domain by NECO revealed that a total of 1,209,703 registered for the examinations but only 1,198,412 out of the overall numbers sat for the examination.

It also disclosed that the number of candidates who made Credit and above in the English language is 889,188 representing 74.89% while the number of candidates who made Credit and above in Mathematics is 929,140 representing 78.23%.

The result also shows that the number of candidates who made five credits and above including English and Mathematics is 727,864 representing 60.74%.

EFCC Reveal Identities Of ‘Yahoo-Yahoo’ School Owners, Students Arrested In Edo 

Earlier this month, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said it arrested no fewer than seven suspected internet fraudsters in Edo State.

The development was confirmed in a statement made available to newsmen by the Benin Zonal Command of the ant-graft agency, Naija News reports.

In the statement, EFCC said its operatives arrested two yahoo-yahoo (internet fraud) school owners and seven others suspected to be their students during a raid in their location in the state.

The anti-graft agency explained that criminal suspects were running an Internet Fraud Coaching Centre (a.k.a HK) in Benin City.

It identified the names of the yahoo school owners as Osagie Ogiemwonyi and Onukwugho Favour. The EFCC said the other seven were arrested at the centres following actionable intelligence worked upon by the commission.

The identities of the seven suspects were revealed as Destiny Ohikwugbe, Chata Okoro, Ighodaro Omede, Ehigie Idemudia, Lawrence Daniel, Raymond Ogiemwonyi Oghosa and Henry Philip.

Items recovered from the suspects according to the Commission include a Mercedes Benz GLK, Lexus 350, phones and laptops, Naija News understands.