Zoundwogo: The Gogo Basic Education District (CEB) has reported a commendable success rate of 98.02% in the 2026 session of the Primary School Certificate (CEP) exams, marking a significant achievement for the region.

According to Burkina Information Agency, out of 756 candidates, 741 students successfully passed the exam, comprising 457 girls and 284 boys. An impressive 25 schools within the Basic Education Commission (CEB) achieved a perfect 100% pass rate. Dramane Bila, head of the Gogo Basic Education District (CCEB), attributed this success to the unwavering commitment of education stakeholders, the quality of teaching supervision, and the determination of the students.

He extended his gratitude to Dominique Dipama, the Provincial Director of Preschool, Primary and Non-Formal Education (DPEPPNF) of Zoundwogo, for his consistent support and contribution to the district's educational efforts. The DPEPPNF praised the CCEB, educational supervisors, school directors, and teachers for surpassing the regional target of a 95% success rate, highlighting the exemplary collaboration among education chain participants.

Issa Tiendrbogo, president of the Special Delegation (PDS) of the commune of Gogo, commended the leadership of the CCEB and the dedication of teachers, educational supervisors, parents' associations, and education partners. He urged all stakeholders to continue this momentum to sustain and enhance performance in future sessions.