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Kano tops states with five-credit passes in 2026 NECO

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Kano State has emerged as the leading state in the 2026 NECO SSCE, with 74,413 candidates obtaining at least five credits, including English and Maths. Read More: https://punchng.com/kano-tops-states-with-five-credit-passes-in-2026-neco/

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