Rev Nii Nmai Ollennu – Head of Ghana National Office of WAEC<\/figcaption><\/figure>\nAddressing the media at a press conference on Thursday, NAGRAT made a strong suggestion that government should encourage and promote the creation of alternative examination bodies in order to discontinue the monopoly of WAEC as the sole examining body at the Junior and Senior High Schools.<\/p>\n
This, they say will help promote the integrity of examinations and certificates in Ghana because it is very convinced that “WAEC is able to afford these unpardonable in inefficiencies because of the monopoly it enjoys.”<\/p>\n
“It is clear that whether their services are good or not and whether we like them or not, they are the only one we have. WAEC has become an untouchable bully that pushes bad services down our throat while no one dare questions them.”<\/p>\n
NAGRAT admitted that “some pupils, students, teachers and indeed anybody could be culpable for leakages” but added that it is certain that “most of the leakages take their source from WAEC itself.’<\/p>\n
“It is unfortunate that WAEC staff are highly insulated and hardly suffer any serious penalties from their wrong doings.”<\/p>\n
They added that any WAEC official, teacher or pupil who is found culpable must be dealt with according to the law.<\/p>\n
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By: Efua Idan Osam\/citifmonline.com\/Ghana
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