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JAMB, WAEC peg WASSCE result verification fee at N4,000

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JAMB and WAEC announce a one-time N4,000 fee for WASSCE O’Level result verification, simplifying the admission process for Nigerian candidates. Read More: https://punchng.com/jamb-waec-peg-wassce-result-verification-fee-at-n4000/

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