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Adamawa Relocates 12 NECO Examination Centres Over Security Concerns
The Adamawa State Government has relocated 12 National Examinations Council (NECO) examination centres as part of measures to ensure the safety of stu...
By Wavers Multimedia
State education authorities said the decision was taken following assessments of the security situation in some affected communities.
The relocation is intended to provide candidates with a safer environment in which to complete their examinations without disruption.
Officials explained that the new examination centres were carefully selected to ensure they are secure, accessible, and equipped to accommodate the affected students.
They assured parents and guardians that adequate arrangements had been made to minimize inconvenience and ensure that the examination timetable remains unchanged.
The government emphasized that the welfare and safety of students, teachers, and examination officials remain a top priority. It also noted that security agencies have been working closely with education authorities to monitor the situation and provide additional protection where necessary.
Education stakeholders have welcomed the move, describing it as a proactive step toward safeguarding candidates while preserving the integrity of the examination process. They urged students to remain focused on their studies and comply with directives issued by school authorities.
The relocation comes as efforts continue to address security challenges affecting parts of northeastern Nigeria. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to ensuring that students are not denied access to education because of insecurity.
Candidates affected by the relocation have been advised to confirm their designated examination centres through their schools and follow official instructions to ensure a smooth examination process.