Lagos Leads as Over 70,000 Candidates Sit for 2024 National Common Entrance Examination
The examination, conducted in 599 centers nationwide, served as a pivotal moment for students seeking to further their education. Despite the lower registration numbers compared to previous years, the dedication of candidates and educators remained unwavering.
AKACHI NOEL 
In the 2024 National Common Entrance Examination (NCEE), Lagos State emerged as the frontrunner, with 70,603 candidates participating across Nigeria. Overseen by NECO Registrar Prof. Dantani Wushishi, the examination drew candidates from various backgrounds and regions, reflecting the diverse educational landscape of the country.
Despite economic challenges influencing registration figures, Lagos recorded the highest number of applicants, showcasing the city's commitment to education and academic excellence.Both male and female candidates contributed to the impressive turnout, underscoring the widespread interest in gaining admission to unity colleges.
The examination, conducted in 599 centers nationwide, served as a pivotal moment for students seeking to further their education. Despite the lower registration numbers compared to previous years, the dedication of candidates and educators remained unwavering.
The smooth execution of the examination process received commendation from stakeholders, including Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, Mrs. Didi Walson-Jack. Her acknowledgment of NECO's efforts reflects the collaborative spirit driving educational initiatives in the country.
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Additionally, Senator Lawal Adamu, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education, emphasized the importance of providing educational support to every child, echoing sentiments of inclusivity and opportunity for all.
