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[quote author=Morayo link=topic=23351.msg25009#msg25009 date=1654862191]
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Ten supervisors allegedly involved in examination malpractices in the ongoing Senior Secondary Certificate Examination have been arrested.

Patrick Areghan, the Head of Nigeria National Office of West African Examination Council (WAEC) made this disclosure.

Speaking on Thursday, June 9, during supervision of the examination in four centres in Abuja, Areghan said the arrests were made in Lagos, Kano, Bayelsa and Kaduna States.

He said: "Our major problem lies with the supervisors as only few of them are reliable and it’s unfortunate these are the supervisors that were nominated by the various states ministry of education and we employed them. We don’t have the power to nominate any supervisors on our own we only made use of credible teachers supplied to us by the ministry.

"But for a mere pot of porridge they sell their conscience and allow candidates to come into the examination hall with phones to snap question papers and post them on designated platforms."

He said some of the supervisors belong to syndicate groups running the platforms.

He added: "The good news is we catch them and they don’t go unpunished as we are working hand in hand with the Nigerian police."
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Posted by: Morayo

« on: June 10, 2022, 12:56:31 PM »

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Ten supervisors allegedly involved in examination malpractices in the ongoing Senior Secondary Certificate Examination have been arrested.

Patrick Areghan, the Head of Nigeria National Office of West African Examination Council (WAEC) made this disclosure.

Speaking on Thursday, June 9, during supervision of the examination in four centres in Abuja, Areghan said the arrests were made in Lagos, Kano, Bayelsa and Kaduna States.

He said: "Our major problem lies with the supervisors as only few of them are reliable and it’s unfortunate these are the supervisors that were nominated by the various states ministry of education and we employed them. We don’t have the power to nominate any supervisors on our own we only made use of credible teachers supplied to us by the ministry.

"But for a mere pot of porridge they sell their conscience and allow candidates to come into the examination hall with phones to snap question papers and post them on designated platforms."

He said some of the supervisors belong to syndicate groups running the platforms.

He added: "The good news is we catch them and they don’t go unpunished as we are working hand in hand with the Nigerian police."

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