The leadership of National Union of Ghana Students wishes to on behalf of the Union humbly join all well wishers to wish our brothers and sisters who are participating in this year's West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (WASSCE) which started on Monday, March 30, 2015 the best of LUCK in their papers.
We know how difficult it is to be writing exams in this era of intermittent power outages, but we are also hopeful that the sacrifices they have made throughout their 3 years stay in school will not be in vain. In as much as we wish them success, we also wish to admonish them to strictly adhere to all the examination rules and regulations and eschew
every act of examination malpractice that might mar the beauty of the exercise and thus put them in 'trouble'.
We further wish to implore them to be very confident in themselves and upbeat of a successful engagement.
It is once again our wish and prayer that they find the examination very 'easy' and accordingly come out with flying colours that would give pride to their parents or guardians, their respective schools and indeed the Nation at large.
Signed:
Iddi Muhayu-deen,
NUGS General Secretary.
Prosper Dzitse,
NUGS President.
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