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NECO To Announce NCEE Sales Of Form Next Week

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The National Examinations Council (NECO) has disclosed that it
has concluded preparations to begin sales of its 2017 National
Common Entrance Examination (NCEE) forms for admission of
candidates into the Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) 1 arm of the
104 unity colleges across the country.



According to the Lagos State Coordinator of the council, Mr Godwin
Adejo, logistics have been put in place to ensure a hitch free sale
of the forms.


“We are putting finishing touches in commencing the sales of the
form.
“Hopefully, before the end of next week, we should be able to start,
although we are yet to receive the cards.
“The examination is about qualitative education for the Nigerian
child.
“We want to use this opportunity to call on parents and guardians
to avail themselves of the opportunity by registering their children
and wards early, when the form is out to avoid last minute rush,"
Adejo said.

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