This Government WILL NOT Tolerate Exam Malpractice. This week, I had the privilege of inaugurating a committee dedicated to improving the quality of examinations in Nigeria. We have allowed exam malpractice to persist for far too long, and its reach has extended beyond students to include parents, teachers, invigilators,... and even examination bodies themselves. This has gone on without consequence — until now. Today, we say: No more. The committee, composed of representatives from WAEC, NECO, JAMB, FME Directors, NABTEB, the All Nigerian Conference of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS), the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT), Chairs of Principals of Federal Unity Colleges (FUCs), the Council of Commissioners of Education, and others, will collaborate to standardize examination practices and implement lasting solutions to address systemic leakages, exam impersonation, fraud, and inadequate supervision. As a short-term measure, we will introduce the local swapping of candidates. This means that students will take exams within their local areas and be randomly swapped to prevent any form of malpractice. By 2027, we aim to fully transition to computer-based testing (CBT) for all exams. The President’s mandate is clear: provide high quality education to our citizens. Under his leadership, this Ministry will work tirelessly to create a merit-based system, founded on quality and fairness, where every candidate has an equal opportunity to succeed.show more

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Perfect sir I hope u will also consider training workshop to all the teachers for better implementation of the new policies

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@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Thank you Sir Hon Min of Education. Kindly strengthen the inspectorate department to ensure proper delivery and coverage of the curriculum. Employ qualified teachers and the sch internal exams should be of high standards. All these measures will boost the confidence of d students

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers To be honest… We cannot afford to be churning out students tainted by exam malpractice. I'm pleased to read the above…👆

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Sir, look into admission malpractice, situation where poor man children can not get courses like medicine, nursing, pharmacy etc in federal universities. It has been marked for top politicians and rich men n children. It’s disheartening

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Sir what do you plan to do about IJMB, JUPEP and co

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers @DrTunjiAlausa CBT is the best,2027 is too far. Any other things apart from CBT is just a play

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers How about the supervision and effective implementation of the curriculum in schools sir?

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Welcome development.

@NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Action Oriented minister, may you succeed in this quest.

@olayinka_saint @NigEducation @waecnigeria @necoexams @JAMBHQ @NgNewsAgency @officialABAT @trcn_ng @NigTeachers Before exams, they must be thought, what are the measures in place to make sure the students are taught well? If they are not taught well, there will be malpractices. Nature abhors vacuum. Don’t put the cart before the horse.