ADVICE TO ALL GCE CANDIDATES



The written session of the GCE examination kicks off in a few hours. 

BEWARE OF
* Prophets who lay hands on you (don't let anyone you don't know lay hands on you, they may be taking away your success)
* Success pens and holy water: your success doesn't depend on an object (idol)
* Giving offerings during a crusade (you may be sacrificing on the altar of an unknown god). Don't give any offerings where you don't know the crusader.

TIPS
• During your studies, always PRAY! 
• Before you leave the house to get to the exam centre, PRAY!
• Before you start answering questions in the exam hall, PRAY!
• After taking a paper (after treating a subject), PRAY!
• Before you leave the exam centre to go home, PRAY!

Let PRAYER be your watchword! Do not rely on your knowledge (Proverbs 3:5).

AT THE EXAM CENTRE
* Greet your invigilator and smile with him/her
* Be relaxed
* Feel free to call the attention of the invigilator if need be
* Do not take any pre-prepared material ("cartouche") with you. When you've invited God to be with you, what is a paper?
* Avoid gatherings where candidates are discussing a paper that has already been sat for. 
* Hold the question paper with your left hand (this works pretty well).

Do not forget to be kind to everyone you meet at the exam centre, but do not share / exchange your writing material with anyone.

Remember: Always PRAY, whether the paper was good, moderate or...

I wish you SUCCESS! May God shower you with SUCCESS in JESUS' NAME!

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