Delta State Government has expressed satisfaction with the smooth and peaceful conduct of the 2025 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) as the examination is concluded.
The State Commissioner for Secondary Education, Mrs. Rose Ezewu stated this after monitoring the last papers for the examination.
Speaking through the Functioning Permanent Secretary in Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Daniel Akiri, who monitored the examination in some parts of Delta North , the Commissioner restated the Ministry's determination to ensure timely conduct of BECE examination in the State.
Also speaking the Director of Examinations, Mrs. Clementina Ojumah, who visited various examination centers, described the conduct of the 2025 BECE as successful.
She attributed this success to the measures put in place by the Ministry, ensuring adequate materials and a hitch-free process.
Mrs. Ojumah appreciated stakeholders for their commitment, reiterating the state government's resolve to build on its achievements, particularly in maintaining high examination standards.
Meanwhile some school principals, including Dr. Obiajulu Eboka of Government Model Secondary School, and Mrs. Patience Ngozi Aguonye of Osadenis Mixed Secondary School, both in Asaba, praised the Ministry for upholding high standards in the examination process.
They welcomed the routine monitoring and supervision by ministry officials, noting that the examination was conducted according to guidelines.
In Ukwuani Local Government Area, where a Deputy Director in the Ministry, Dr. Michael Emeshili led a team to oversee the examination, the exercise was observed to be peaceful that met the state government's and stakeholders' expectations.
Similarly, other officials that monitored the examination including the Director, Agency for Adults and Non-Formal Education, Mr. Anthony Akponovo who also led his team to Ughelli North reported that the exercise was smooth .
Recall that before the commencement of the examination, the Functioning Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education, Mr. Daniel Akiri, on behalf of the Commissioner for Secondary Education, Mrs. Rose Ezewu, issued a statement warning parents and guardians against visiting examination centers, cautioning that they risked arrest. Candidates were also urged to refrain from examination malpractice .
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