The Enugu state government has said it will withdraw approval for the conduct of the West Africa Examination Council, WAEC and National Examination Council, from private schools found culpable in examination malpractice in the state.
The State Commissioner for Education, Professor Uche Eze stated this at a familiarization meeting with principals of secondary schools across the six education zones in the state.
Eze who was reappointed by Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi to take care of the affairs of the ministry of education said two private schools have already been blacklisted from conducting the national examination council, NECO for two years.
He said the state government is poised to improve the education sector so as to produce highly educated and technically ready workforce.
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According to him, the school has the role of producing human beings who can solve the problems of the society and advance the wellbeing of humanity.
While commending chairmen of board of various agencies under the ministry for their immeasurable support and innovations during his first outing in the ministry, professor eze acknowledged the important roles of principals in teaching and learning.
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