Lagos Posts 61.52% WASSCE Success, Pays ₦1.4bn WAEC Fees for 45,598 Students

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The Lagos State Government says 61.52 per cent of students sponsored for the 2025 WASSCE obtained five credits, including English and Mathematics, following increased investment in education support programmes.

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Lagos Posts 61.52% WASSCE Success, Pays ₦1.4bn WAEC Fees for 45,598 Students

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