1, No 26) made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja. The board chairman said that the delay in the release of results was deliberate, saying that it was meant to ensure that candidates involved in examination malpractices did not parade illicit results. Ndukwe also said that the tour round the computer-based test (CBT) centres was to ensure strict compliance with the government’s directives on the reduction of application and registration fees. The chairman also expressed satisfaction with the board’s complete change from analogue to digital and sophisticated regimen. The chairman assured that the registrar would continue to monitor the entire process to ensure that the system was not compromised in anyway.

Source: The Guardian June 30, 2019 15:22 UTC