The National Examinations Council (NECO) has denied the allegation that the examination centre at Government Secondary School, Olowa, Dekina Local Government Area of Kogi State, where five persons were abducted on Tuesday, is a “miracle centre.”
Azeez Sani, the acting director of information and public relations at NECO, made this known on the council’s official X handle, when he stated that while the council sympathises with the victims and commends the Kogi State government and the security agencies for their coordinated efforts which has led to the rescue of the remaining four victims from captivity, it strongly disagrees with the statement credited to Kingsley Fanwo, the Kogi State commissioner for Information and Communications, who described the school as a “miracle centre.”
“NECO wishes to set the record straight by stating that the school, which is owned by the Kogi State government, has been in existence for over 40 years and
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