EditorNATIONAL Examination Council (NECO), will release the 2021 Senior Secondary School Examination Results by 3 pm today.
A source working in the examination body’s secretariat confirmed to Prime Business Africa.
BREAKING: NECO To Release 2021 SSCE Result Today
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