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إعلاميو نظام الأمر الواقع.. يحاكمون من حاول إطفاء الحريق • Davido backs Adeleke campaign spokesman for Osun reps seat • Poco Lee: UK court fixes new date after setback • Eto’o could face Cameroon probe over alleged Russia payment • Lagos traders protest against Chinese retailers over threat to local businesses • Natural disasters, human activities displaced 347 in Cross River – SEMA • البرهان.. من أبقى الفشل؟ • King’s College: Workers threaten nationwide shutdown of Unity schools, ministry • 2027: Nasarawa APC picks deputy gov candidate • Dk Mwigulu atoa maagizo kwa makandarasi mradi wa umeme • ‘Don’t push Nigerians to their limits’ – ADC warns Tinubu on fuel increase • Nigerian Bottling Company commemorates 75 years of growth, reaffirms long-term commitment to the country • FJGlobal Properties Seeks Global Expansion Through Nigerian British Business Forum • لجان مقاومة الدمازين: مقتل وإصابة مواطنين في قصف بمسيّرة لـ “الدعم السريع” على المدينة • ‘We unleashed the beast’ – the world’s fears and hopes about AI • I’m off the streets -Tems • Atewa Forest under ‘unprecedented attack’ from illegal mining – A Rocha Ghana • Oyo enforces anti-open grazing law, impounds 10 cows • Infinix spotlights the GT 50 Pro at PMNC Nigeria 2026 Fall Finals • South West Leader Nominates El Niño Committee as Somalia Warns of Flood Risks • إعلاميو نظام الأمر الواقع.. يحاكمون من حاول إطفاء الحريق • Davido backs Adeleke campaign spokesman for Osun reps seat • Poco Lee: UK court fixes new date after setback • Eto’o could face Cameroon probe over alleged Russia payment • Lagos traders protest against Chinese retailers over threat to local businesses • Natural disasters, human activities displaced 347 in Cross River – SEMA • البرهان.. من أبقى الفشل؟ • King’s College: Workers threaten nationwide shutdown of Unity schools, ministry • 2027: Nasarawa APC picks deputy gov candidate • Dk Mwigulu atoa maagizo kwa makandarasi mradi wa umeme • ‘Don’t push Nigerians to their limits’ – ADC warns Tinubu on fuel increase • Nigerian Bottling Company commemorates 75 years of growth, reaffirms long-term commitment to the country • FJGlobal Properties Seeks Global Expansion Through Nigerian British Business Forum • لجان مقاومة الدمازين: مقتل وإصابة مواطنين في قصف بمسيّرة لـ “الدعم السريع” على المدينة • ‘We unleashed the beast’ – the world’s fears and hopes about AI • I’m off the streets -Tems • Atewa Forest under ‘unprecedented attack’ from illegal mining – A Rocha Ghana • Oyo enforces anti-open grazing law, impounds 10 cows • Infinix spotlights the GT 50 Pro at PMNC Nigeria 2026 Fall Finals • South West Leader Nominates El Niño Committee as Somalia Warns of Flood Risks

September 15, 2026|16:09

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CSSPS resolution centres extended to September 18 over outstanding placement cases

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read

The Ministry of Education has extended the operations of the Computerised School Selection and Placement System (CSSPS) resolution centres to Friday, September 18, as efforts continue to resolve outstanding Senior High School placement cases.

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