<p style="text-align: justify"><strong>PAUL ADAMU GALUMJE, JSC (Delivering the Leading Judgment):</strong> On or about April 2008, the Respondent herein advertised for entries into the November/December West African Senior Secondary School Examination (WASSCE Private) and  advised prospective candidates to pay N4,250 for on-line registration. On 3rd April 2008, the Appellant, who sued by her next friend, <strong><em>Charles Dumbiri Mekwunye, </em></strong>because she was a minor, paid the N4,250 and was issued a receipt <strong>(Exhibit C1) </strong>in the name of &quot;Ogechukwu&quot; on the advice of the Respondent&#x27;s cashier. Consequently the Appellant was able to access the Respondent&#x27;s website and registered on-line for the November/December, 2008 West African Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE Private).</p><p style="text-align: justify">The registration was unqualified and the Appellant registered with the name <strong>&quot;Mekwunye Providence Ogechukwu&quot;. </strong>The computer acknowledged acceptance of the registration, but omitted the last two letters of the Appellant&#x27;s name, thus making it reads &quot;Ogechuk&quot; <strong>(Exh…</strong></p>