While providing a breakdown of performance by states, he noted that Kano came top with 68,159, representing 5.020 per cent of candidates scoring five credits and above, including English and mathematics.
Lagos came second in performance with 67,007 or 4.930 per cent of candidates, scoring five credits and above, including English and mathematics, while Oyo came third with 48,742 candidates scoring five credits and above, including English and mathematics.
The least performing centre was Gabon, with no candidate scoring five credits and above, including English and mathematics.
The Examination Council recently announced the transition from the Paper-Pencil Test model, known as the PPT model to Computer-Based Test Model, with a number of private and public schools taking part in the first phase of the transition.
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