WAEC Clarifies: Ogun State Not Owing, Withheld Results Due to Technical Glitch
He assured that the issue is being addressed in coordination with the Head of the Test Administration Division, and the results are expected to be released before the end of the day.
Binye-lum 
The Branch Controller of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) in Ogun State, Mr. Ayobami Suberu, has refuted claims that the recent withholding of results for some public school students in the state was due to indebtedness.
Speaking with newsmen on Tuesday morning, Suberu described the online reports suggesting financial issues as "mischievous and unbalanced," emphasizing that the Ogun State Government has no outstanding debts with the Council.
According to Suberu, the delay in releasing the results is due to a technical glitch, which the Council is actively working to resolve. He assured that the issue is being addressed in coordination with the Head of the Test Administration Division, and the results are expected to be released before the end of the day.
"Let me say categorically that Ogun State is not owing WAEC a dime," Suberu stated, criticizing the media outlet responsible for the initial report for not verifying the facts. He reiterated that communication has been ongoing to rectify the situation quickly and promised that the results would be available shortly.
