Khartoum Governor stands on arrangements for the secondary school certificate exams

Khartoum State showed extraordinary interest in crowning all its efforts to make the postponed secondary school certificate exams a success.
In serious efforts, the Governor of Khartoum, Ahmed Osman Hamza, accompanied by the Secretary-General of the State Government, Professor Al-Hadi Abdel-Sayed, spent the entire day and evening of Friday in a field tour of the examination centers and dormitories where those who were stuck in the areas where the rebel militias are located are hosted.
The Governor also visited the centers for issuing the seating numbers and addressed the male and female students and their parents and pledged not to deprive any student from sitting because of the seating number, explaining that the seating number crisis is at its end and only a little remains that is currently being worked on to address.
The Governor called for focusing on academic achievement, continuing the excellence that the state has been achieving, and not paying attention to rumors.
He also called on the male and female students to fortify themselves with Quranic verses and remembrances before leaving home for the exams.
He also called on the mosques to increase their prayers for the examinees to protect them from the plots of enemies and those lying in wait.