The Ghana National Association of Private Schools (GNAPS) says the concerns surrounding the 2026 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) results are the most widespread it has witnessed in recent years. Mr Gien Joseph said the Association is using its district, zonal and regional structures to gather information from member schools before formally engaging WAEC. He added that similar concerns have been expressed by parents and guardians on various media platforms, suggesting the issue extends beyond private school operators. GNAPS has maintained that the concerns relate to possible errors in the collation and processing of results rather than allegations of deliberate discrimination against private school candidates. The Association has appealed to WAEC to conduct a thorough review of the concerns to safeguard public confidence in the examination system.