Leaked WAEC Questions: Police Arrest Four WAEC Expo Providers
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Leaked WAEC Questions: Police Arrest Four WAEC Expo Providers.
The Nigerian Police Force has arrested four suspected WAEC Expo providers accused of the recent leak of WAEC Questions and Answers as reported earlier by our team.
The operatives of Rapid Response Squad have arrested Four members of a West African Examination Council (WAEC) questions and answers racketeering syndicate. The WAEC expo providers were arrested in Ondo, Edo and Osun States, while their accomplices, said to be in Ghana.
Four members of a West African Examination Council (WAEC) questions and answers racketeering syndicate has been arrested by operatives of the Lagos State Police Command.
The suspects namely; Samuel Kayode, 28-year-old from Ondo State, Adebayo Ifeoluwa, 17-year-old from Osun State, Alayande Ahmed and Elusode Festus, 20 years from Edo State were all arrested in their respective states.
The syndicate which also has its members in Ghana, was discovered to have created different Whatsapp groups where questions and answers of the on going WAEC were released to their agents who in turn sold them to WAEC candidates. Surprisingly, all the questions and answers released via the Whatsapp groups were exactly the same as those written in the examination halls.
The suspects namely; Samuel Kayode, 28-year-old from Ondo State, Adebayo Ifeoluwa, 17-year-old from Osun State, Alayande Ahmed and Elusode Festus, 20 years from Edo State were all arrested in their respective states.
The syndicate which also has its members in Ghana, was discovered to have created different Whatsapp groups where questions and answers of the on going WAEC were released to their agents who in turn sold them to WAEC candidates. Surprisingly, all the questions and answers released via the Whatsapp groups were exactly the same as those written in the examination halls.
WAEC Expo:@rrslagos767 has arrested 4 suspects in Ondo, Edo and Osun States for hawking leaked WASSCE May/June, 2018 Examination question papers on websites and whatsapps platforms.
Working with Interpol to get more suspects in Ghana. https://t.co/6d4a6oI1Ee @Gidi_Traffic pic.twitter.com/nXbh9VQhEE— Rapid Response Squad (@rrslagos767) April 27, 2018
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