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June 30, 2005
WAEC seeks Police assistance over leakages
The Head of National Office (WAEC) Dr. Samuel Adeyegbe has solicited the assistance of the Police in unraveling those behind the leakage of the 2005 May/June Senior School Certificate Examination.
Adeyegbe made the call when he paid a visit to the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Ade A. Ajakaiye in his office and appealed that Police should speed up their investigation.
He said that WAEC had made some arrests and those arrested have been handed over to Police and are being detained at the Criminal Investigation Department, Panti, Yaba, Lagos.
The WAEC boss disclosed that an internal panel has been constituted and that as soon as it completes its investigation, the report would be handed over to police to help in their investigation.
He expressed the determination of WAEC to get to the root of the leakage, with a view to guard against future occurrence.
Responding, the Police boss in Lagos said his men had always been helping the Council in the discharge of its duties especially in ensuring the custody of question papers.
Posted by Publisher at June 30, 2005 04:51 PM
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