Breaking; #EndSARS Protests Force NECO To Reschedule Its Examination Paper

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John Adams Minna
The ongoing #EndSARS protests across the country has forced the National Examinations Council (NECO) to rescheduled one of its SSCE Examinations papers currently going on across the country.
NECO in a statement in Minna on Sunday by the head Information Unit, Mallam Azeez Sani said the Computer Studies Practicals paper 1 earlier scheduled to take place on Monday 19 October 2020, 10am to 1pm has been rescheduled for Monday 16 November 2020, 10am-1pm.
Mallam disclosed that the decision to rescheduled the Examinations follows blockage on free movement of  vehicles at the City entrance gate in Benin, the Edo state capital, hence the inability of the council vehicle to deliver the papers for today (Monday) Examinations. 
According to the statement, “This unforeseen incident has been caused by the ENDSARS protest that blocked the free movement of  transport at the City entrance gate Benin. The NECO delivery truck  had  left its take off point well in advance on Friday 16 October 2020, earlier to deliver examination materials to some states and has been held up in the blockage since then”.
Mallam Azeez therefore said that “NECO has been constrained to reschedule the Paper I Computer Studies Practicals earlier scheduled to take place on Monday 19 October 2020, 10am to 1pm, for Monday 16 November 2020, 10am-1pm.
​He maintained that while NECO regrets any inconveniences this rescheduling may cause its esteemed stakeholders, especially the Candidates, “the  Council has however taken this decision in order to maintain the integrity and security of its examinations procedures for seamless conduct of the Council’s examination”.
Azeez also assure all stakeholders and the general public that “the affected examination materials have been retrieved and are intact”.
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