Posted by Obiefuna, N. Manobis on
The emergence of online-realtime registration of students for WAEC and NECO in Nigeria and other African countries as the case may be, could be described as 'a fruit of globalization", 'the benefit of information technology" and the 'tangible aspect" of computer age.
The emergence of online-realtime registration of students for WAEC and NECO in Nigeria and other African countries as the case may be, could be described as 'a fruit of globalization", 'the benefit of information technology" and the 'tangible aspect" of computer age. This has totally eliminated the tedious 'batch processing" method in use prior to the electronic systems.
Apart from eliminating it successfully, it has also reduced the possibility of increasing 'high blood pressure" patients among youths, usually, on whether the submitted hard copies of forms would reach its destination or whether it would even be processed with or without exactitude.
However, though the modern electronic registration method has just passed a 'BETA" period (I may call it), it did not go without flaws and loopholes, which made it easily hackable to both 'digital and analogue" hackers. The flaws are diverse (as identified below) for the product to have been used. Recommendations are also included.
Besides, there should be standing order to punish any entity, establishment and business centres suspected and confirmed to be executing this felony with or without remuneration.
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Please, something should be dome about this. All fingers are not equal. People
should be able to register for the examination within a specified/mapped out
period and still have their centres published.
Finally, this is an advice to both examination bodies. Individuals are not excluded. To them (individuals) I will say-what you know, someone else also does.
Be warned.
Name: Obiefuna, N. Manobis
E-mail: JefXcelSystems@GMail.com
Phone: 0803-505-2430