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Examination Malpractice
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WAEC Advocates for Computer-Based Testing to Eliminate Exam Fraud
WAEC officials and local educators are debating the implementation of computer-based testing as a primary solution to combat examination fraud in Benue State.
WAEC Restricts Results for Candidates from States with Outstanding Debts
WAEC has blocked access to results for students whose state governments have failed to pay sponsorship fees, while also withholding results for nearly 168,000 candidates due to malpractice.
Oloyede States Parents, Not Students, Are Primarily Responsible for Exam Malpractice
Former JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede claims parents are the leading cause of examination malpractice, often pushing their own children into dishonest academic practices.
New JAMB Head Vows Strict Action Against Exam Fraud
Newly appointed JAMB Registrar Prof. Segun Aina has pledged to eliminate examination malpractice through strict enforcement, technological innovation, and a focus on institutional integrity.
NECO Rejects Claims of Miracle Center Status in Kogi Following Abductions
The National Examinations Council has denied allegations that a Kogi State school involved in a recent kidnapping incident is a miracle center, clarifying its status as a legitimate public institution.
Education Minister Credits NECO Computer-Based Exams with Curbing Malpractice
Nigeria's Minister of State for Education reports that the new NECO computer-based examination system is successfully minimizing malpractice and enhancing the overall integrity of public testing.