IMANI Africa's Vice President, Bright Simons, has called on the government to clarify how they plan to transport Basic Education Certificate Examinations (B ECE) papers back to the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) once students have completed their exams.

His inquiry follows the government's strategy of using drones to deliver examination materials to remote areas in the Ashanti Region.

Hence, the Vice President of IMANI Africa seeks to know how the government intends to return the completed exam papers to WAEC after the exams comes to an end.

"This year's version of "drones were used to carry exam papers to cut-off areas in Ghana. Question: after the students finished writing the exams, how were the papers sent to WAEC? By Obinimic angels?," Mr Simons quizzed govt in a post on X.

Examination materials were sent to hard-to-reach areas in the Ashanti Region using drones to prevent delays, specifically to Sekyere Afram Plains.

This was announced by the Regional Education Directorate as an initiative aimed at guaranteeing that all candidates, no matter their location, begin their exams promptly.