Thirty-two (32) out of the 2,290 candidates, who registered to write this year\u2019s Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) at eight centers in the Kwahu West Municipality, failed to show up.<\/p>\n
The examination supervisors could not tell why they chose to absent themselves.<\/p>\n
A candidate at the Fodoa Centre, also missed one of the papers after he suddenly fell ill and was rushed to a clinic in the town for medical attention.<\/p>\n
This came to light during a visit to the examination centres by the Municipal Chief Executive (MCE), Mr. Yaw Owusu-Addo.<\/p>\n
He was accompanied by the Municipal Director of Education, Ms. Barikisu Adams, and the centres visited included, the Nkawkaw Senior High School (SHS), Fodoa Community Day SHS, Esaase M\/A Junior High School (JHS), Asubone-Rail Presbyterian JHS and Kwahu-Nsabah M\/A JHS.<\/p>\n
Mr. Owusu-Addo reminded the candidates to comport themselves and refuse any temptation to cheat. They should have self-confidence, must not panic, carefully read the questions to understand them and provide the right answers, he added.<\/p>\n
Mr. Agyei Manu, the Municipal Examination Coordinator, said things had so far gone well and been incident-free.<\/p>\n
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Source: GNA<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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