In a recent development, the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has issued a stern denial regarding a viral document circulating in Nigeria.
The document in question, which suggests the possibility of amending one’s date of birth with WAEC, has been categorically disavowed by the educational authority.
WAEC-Nigeria released an official statement reaffirming that the aforementioned document did not originate from their organization.
The council emphasised that it has not altered its stance on date of birth amendment requests.
Consequently, they continue to refrain from entertaining any such appeals.
This clarification comes as a response to growing concerns among students, parents, and educational institutions regarding the authenticity of the viral document.
WAEC’s statement serves to rectify any misconceptions and uphold the integrity of their procedures.
The West African Examinations Council further urged the public to exercise caution and verify information from official sources to avoid falling victim to misinformation.
They reiterated their commitment to maintaining the highest standards in academic assessment and administrative procedures.
As WAEC remains resolute in its policy regarding date of birth amendments, it is crucial for individuals to adhere to established guidelines and procedures when dealing with matters related to their educational records.
This debunking of the viral document underscores the importance of relying on verified information when dealing with educational institutions.
