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54,985 unplaced BECE graduates could end up on streets – Angel Carbonu

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54,985 unplaced BECE graduates could end up on streets – Angel Carbonu

Mr Carbonu urged the government to review the placement policy and provide remedial opportunities, including the option for candidates to remain at the basic school level and rewrite the relevant subjects to improve their grades.

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