Exam malpractices require stiffer penalties, says JAMB registrar, Oloyede - Punch Newspapers

The Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Prof Is-Haq Oloyede, says there should be strong and swift disciplinary measures for staff and students who engage in examination malpractices.

Oloyede, who was the guest speaker at the Lagos State University, Ojo Faculty of Arts’ annual lecture on Thursday, said all hands must be on deck to ensure that integrity of examinations in the nation’s educational system was maintained at all costs. “Avenues or processes for the lodgment of complaints against sexual and other misdemeanors in the education industry, without exception, should be established or strengthened.

Your exams are grooming grounds for recruiting would be agents for onward shipments to your clients in Europe,iv been through all of them,motherfuckers!

This is bullshit are you trying to discorage people from going to school. This is bullshit

JAMBHQ itself is malpractice if “merit score” is manipulated with federal character

If Exam malpractices require stiffer penalties, then what happens to election malpractice and those involved in rigging themselves to the highest position in Nigerian? It seems laws in Nigeria are for the poor?

Death penalty?

What about elections rigging which is also know as malpractice by d help of d so called professors

...and looting of state and national treasuries?

What does corrupt politicians need?

Like 14 years in prison with hard labour?

U didn't make effort to buy the dedication and loyalty of teachers to impact knowledge on the student. U didn't create an enabling environment for learning but you want to invest on measures to curb it. 'Naija govt' as wrong as always

What about embezzle of Nigeria funds ?

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