Dr. Sam Suraj Issaka, Kadjebi District Chief Executive DCE, has admonished the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) to avoid examination malpractices as it comes with consequences.
“Comport yourself and avoid examination malpractices,” he said.
He said the examination is a journey to their future, so there is no need to fear.
Dr. Suraj made this remark while addressing BECE candidates before their examinations on Wednesday, June 11.
He encouraged them to read the examination questions well before answering so as not to make mistakes.
Dr. Suraj urged them to do well and pass the examination with ease.
A total of 1,467 candidates involving 765 males and 702 females are expected to write the BECE in the Kadjebi this.
They are writing the examination at six centres with six supervisors, six assistant supervisors and 54 invigilators.
Source: GNA
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