Despite recent reports of renewed clashes in parts of Nkwanta South Municipality, a robust partnership between the Municipal Education Directorate and security agencies is ensuring a secure and conducive environment for candidates sitting the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE).
Mr. Jonathan Korsina, the Municipal Director of Education, reassured stakeholders that comprehensive security measures have been implemented across all examination centres serving the municipality’s four Senior High Schools.
Speaking with Class News, Mr. Korsina highlighted that the examinations commenced smoothly on August 4 with practical sessions proceeding without disruption. Security personnel are strategically stationed to maintain order and safeguard the integrity of the exams.
“Contrary to some reports, peace prevails in Nkwanta South, providing our students with a calm and supportive atmosphere to perform their best,” he said.
He encouraged candidates to stay focused and confident, affirming that preparations have been thorough and adequate. The Directorate remains vigilant and optimistic that the municipality will experience a malpractice-free examination period.
This coordinated effort between education authorities and security forces underscores the community’s commitment to protecting students’ right to uninterrupted education even in challenging circumstances.
