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August 15, 2026|07:49

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WAEC extends 2026 GCE registration deadline to August 28

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WAEC extends 2026 GCE registration deadline to August 28. Prospective candidates can now complete their WAEC GCE registration for the computer-based exam. Read More: https://punchng.com/waec-extends-2026-gce-registration-deadline-to-august-28/

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