Sole Rep of Atuwatse III, Cora Care Foundation, begin registration of 125 students for WASSCE

The Sole Representative of the Olu of Warri/Liaison to NNPCL, Edema Collins Oritsetimeyin, in collaboration with Cora Care Foundation has enrolled Seventeen students in Delta State for the 2025 West African Senior School Certificate Examination, WASSCE.

Seventeen students from Wingate Model College, Benchill Schools, Eagle Might International Schools, Cambridge International School, Dom Domingos College, Demonstration Secondary School, Montessori International, Ugborikoko Secondary School, Elevado, Hussey College and Delta Career Secondary School, all in Warri and Effurun, Delta State.

Mr. Oritsetimeyin who was represented by Mr. Coker Tuoyo, the Executive Secretary of Cora Care Foundation was accompanied by members of the foundation, during the visit to the schools on Monday.

The enrolment, which is in fulfilment of the commitment made October 24, by the Office of the Sole Representative of the Olu of Warri/ Liaison to NNPCL, during a one-day Career Seminar held for Senior Secondary School Students in Warri South, Warri South-West, Warri North, is targeted at registering 125 students for the examination conducted by West African Examinations Council, WAEC.

However, 27 students from Nana College, Warri, First Baptist Secondary School, Warri, Yonwuren College, Warri, Foursquare Secondary School, Warri, Bunmi Secondary School, Warri, Edjeba College, Warri as well as Ekpan Secondary School and Army Day Secondary School, both in Uvwie Local Government Area, were enrolled on Tuesday November 26, for the 2025 WASSCE, as part of the registration exercise sponsored by Mr. Oritsetimeyin.

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