The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) was organized across the nation yesterday. however a candid camera went around some centers in Nigeria to get images of candidates sharing expo (for our foreign readers "expo" simply means engaging in examination malpractice basically) with mobile phones before the exams started at all, it appears the questions must have been leaked somehow.
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Examination malpractice is normal in Nigeria. Politician even at the level of presidency also involve in election malpractice. I think exam malpractice should be legal pending the time people at the helm of affairs show discipline in words and actions.
ReplyDeleteExamination malpractice is not a new, it is done every where in d world even in socalled developed contries.
ReplyDeletethe problem is that even the parents and guardian engage in it too or support in other ways. discipline is the question?
ReplyDeleteThose commentator above re part of Nigeria problem by link bad thing to the leader's attitude, whatever is bad is bad, whether the politician are rigging or embezzle our fund we must not join multitude to do evil we will stand individually b4 throne of judgement, We must remember the eternity is real. We need to do everything possible to stop the ugly situation
ReplyDeleteirrespective of the fact that top politicians and those in authority are the ones sponsoring exam malpractice,the truth remains dat exam malpractice is a crime and any defaulter of it is a criminal.if u condemn armed robbery,kidnapping etc and even bokoharam,u must stop encouraging expo
ReplyDeleteOur society has degenerated to the level that all of us seems to have thrown good norms and values into the wind. God will not come down to reshape our national life for us unless we make concerted effort to reorientate ourselves and turned a new leaf. I am cock sure that evil deeds cannot succeed forever, a time shall come that people like BRFs, Rotimi Amaechis, Babangida Alius will dominate our political landscape as leaders. We should not give up hope to the extent of celebrating criminality.
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