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Death has struck again in Nollywood as veteran actor Amaechi Mounachi has been reported dead. Recently, Muonagor appealed to Nigerians for financial assistance for a scheduled kidney transplant in India. The actor, famous for his comical roles on screen, passed away after a protracted battle with a kidney disease, stroke, and stroke. The tragic news of Mounagor's death was confirmed by a family source on the evening of Sunday, March 24, 2024. This is coming barely one week after a video circulated online showing the 61-year-old actor lying still in bed, requesting financial aid to support his kidney transplant. Sitting next to the Nollywood legend was a fellow actor, Kingsley Orji, who pleaded on his behalf. According to Orji, the kidney disease had caused speech impairment for the ailing actor, and they decided to bring him home from the hospital due to a lack of funds. Orji had earlier revealed that Muonagor had been battling diabetes and stroke, with the latter causi

The West African Examinations Council, Nigeria, on Friday, released results of the first- ever Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination for Private Candidates, 2024-First Series. A statement by the council revealed that the examination was conducted between Wednesday, January 31 and Saturday, February 17, 2024. The analysis of candidates' performance showed that out of the 8,139 candidates that sat the examination, 3,424 candidates representing 42.07 per cent obtained credit and above in a minimum of five subjects (with or without English Language and/or Mathematics). In this report, we explain to you on how to check the results via SMS and website; How to check via the website; To check your WAEC Result, visit www.waecdirect.org and log in. Please note: you may need a WAEC scratch card to check. Follow the procedures below to check your WAEC result for 2024. 1. Login to WAEC Result Checker Website www.waecdirect.org. 2. Enter your Examination N

The West African Examinations Council, Nigeria, on Friday, released results of the first-ever Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination for Private Candidates, 2024-First Series. The council commenced migration from traditional paper-based examinations to Computer-Based Examinations for its private candidates' examinations. A statement by the council made available to the news men added that the novel CB-WASSCE entailed using a hybrid method where all questions were projected on the computer.It said answers to the multiple-choice questions were supplied on the computer in real-time, and answers to the essay and test of practical questions were supplied in booklets given to the candidates. The statement revealed that the examination was conducted between Wednesday, January 31 and Saturday, February 17, 2024. The analysis of candidates' performance showed that out of the 8,139 candidates that sat the examination, 3,424 candidates representing 4