The Uganda National Examinations Board, widely recognized as UNEB, has officially confirmed the nullification of the 2025 Primary Leaving Examination results for a significant number of candidates. This decisive action specifically affects sixty-one pupils who were registered at Kigarama II Primary School, situated in Kazo District. The Board’s stringent decision comes as a direct consequence of irrefutable evidence pointing to widespread examination malpractice discovered during the assessment period. Consequently, the performance of these sixty-one pupils in the crucial national primary school leaving examination has been rendered entirely invalid, underscoring UNEB’s firm stance against academic dishonesty and its unwavering commitment to upholding the integrity and credibility of the national examination system across Uganda.
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