According to the news report, this disclosure was made by the Head of Nigeria’s office (HNO) of the regional examination body, Patrick Areghan, in an exclusive telephone conversation with a reporter on Sunday.
He mentioned that various challenges including the stay-at-home-order in the South-east as part of the reasons for the seeming delay in the release of the results.
However, according to other reliable sources, subjects such as Accounting and Agricultural Science were still being cross-checked by “checkers” on Sunday and the delay was in connection with the new electronic marking system introduced by the examination body. But the examination body could not confirm this development on Sunday night.
Be that as it may, we expect the results to be released before this week runs out.