<< Back             Poser >> Jigawa govt blames failed bank transfer for delay in NECO results Education The Jigawa State Government has attributed the delay in the release of National Examinations Council (NECO) results for students in public secondary schools to a failed bank transaction involving payment to the examination body. State Commissioner for Higher Education, Prof. Isa Chamo, disclosed this while reacting to the delay in releasing the NECO results. He explained that the delay was caused by a banking problem that affected the payment made by the state government to NECO. According to him, “the result delay is as a result of failed bank transfer, funds paid to NECO were returned due to a bank transaction problem” He said the state government had immediately taken steps to correct the situation and reprocessed the payment. He said the matter had been fully resolved after NECO confirmed receipt of the payment, paving the way for students in public schools to access their results. Chamo assured that the affected students would be able to check their results on the NECO portal from 6pm on Tuesday. He urged students, parents and guardians to remain calm, stressing that the state government had settled all outstanding examination fees and resolved the issue with NECO. “No student will be left behind,” the commissioner said, reaffirming the commitment of Governor Umar Namadi’s administration to the education sector. NECO released the 2027 Senior School Certificate Examination results on Wednesday, September 24, 2027, but candidates in public schools across Jigawa were unable to access their results for several days. Jigawa govt blames failed bank transfer for delay in NECO results Daily Post	Bank of Ghana to review cybersecurity compliance of commercial banks The Bank of Ghana (BoG) says it will undertake thematic reviews of banks’ compliance with its revised Cyber and Information Security Directive amid growing concerns about digital fraud, cyber threats and other risks associated with digital financial services. Nigerian government introduces ‘five big fiscal reforms’ to woo investors, engender growth “People say, and we agree with them, that it's difficult to find data about Nigeria, especially from the fiscal side. Something as important as our tax-to-GDP ratio, you can't find it easily.” Dangote Refinery: N6.3tn net profit, IPO extension, import licence appeal, other keys developments Dangote Refinery took centre stage in major business, finance and economic discussions in Nigeria and across Africa from Monday to Wednesday. DAILY POST, in this report, highlights major talking points about the 700,000-barrel-per-day refinery based in Lekki, Lagos. First, Dangote Refinery extended the deadline for its much-talked-about N525-per-share Initial Public Offering, IPO by 14 days, […] Dangote Refinery: N6.3tn net profit, IPO extension, import licence appeal, other keys developments Zenith Bank deepens commitment to girl-child development, empowers 300 school girls The initiative, a brainchild of the Bank’s Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr Adaora Umeoji, reflects Zenith Bank’s commitment to nurturing the potential of young girls and helping them make informed choices about their futures. Bank of Ghana develops AI rules for financial sector The Bank of Ghana (BoG) is developing a directive to regulate the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the financial sector, as it seeks to promote innovation while addressing emerging risks. Nigeria woos investors at World Petroleum Congress Nigeria has called on international investors to take advantage of its vast oil and gas resources, ongoing industry reforms and strategic access to the African market to drive long-term investment in its energy sector. The Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, made the call at the 25th World Petroleum Congress in […]