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WAEC, release these results

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IT is disheartening to realise that the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) could seize results since 2015 without any explanations.
In 2015, seven of our candidates’ results were seized and these students included Adegunle Adeola (4280115/009), Adeyemi Ridwan Omogoriola (4280115/021), Atilola Emmanuel (4280115/044), Babalola Rahmon Tunde (4280115/051), Fagbamila Peter (4280115/067), Okereafor Festus Oreoluwa (4280115/090) and Olowolagba Abdulqadri Oluseyi (4280115/100).
Also, a May/June 2017 candidate, Omirin Temiloluwa Elizabeth (4280115/090) had her result withheld.
We appeal to the authority of WAEC to release the certificates and the result.

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