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Sunday, November 25, 2012

WAEC To Punish All Affected In Exam Malpractices

This year was no exemption for the examination malpractice in West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exercise. The WAEC has announced the  final decision on all examination malpractice cases. The examination body said that they will be taken approved punitive actions for all those that are affected and their collaborators.

In Nigeria alone, 101,398 out of the 1,695,872 candidates that wrote the 2012 May/June West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination  - WASSCE. Some of the results of the affected candidates will be cancelled. Some others that are investigated and noted to have been involved in malpractises will also be cancelled.
Apart from all the above punitive actions, some other possible strokes for any student found guilty of offense will be banned from taking the examination for a number of year. Not only that, if the school(s) that examination are conducted has any involvement in the act, they will also be sanctioned.


However, members of the committee expressed strong concerns over the increasing cases of examination malpractice and urged the states’ Ministries of Education to ensure that severe sanctions are imposed on all schools which perpetrate or condone the vice. It is not encouraging to see students clamouring for certificates instead of knowledge. The simple login behind the failure of students includes



* Illegible handwriting and spelling mistakes. Some students handwriting are like "writings of a rat."

* Poor command of English language.

* Incorrect interpretation of questions.

* Lack of mathematical /manipulative skills.

* Poor knowledge of examination techniques.




 It is sadden to see results and certificates that cannot be defended by its owner. But possible solution to the problem on ground is investing of more time o study for the students in Classes and the students when they are at home.And Also Remember To Share And Spread With Friends On Facebook , Twitter And Other Social Networks. Please Just Tell Them.

Sunday, November 18, 2012

2012 Waec Updates: WAEC Holds Back Exam Malpractice Results

Could you believe that the West African Examination Council known as WAEC has announced to the general public about the exact statistics of results that were not released based on the fact that they were involved in Examination Malpractices? Nothing less than a wide number of  101,398 candidates partook of the 2012 May/June West African Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) had not be able to see their performances or results.


What was heard from the National President of All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools(ANCOPSS) via the newsmen of the Nigerian Bulletin was that the cases of those that are did examination malpractices will be dealt with, adequately.
So, out of a massive figure of 1, 695, 872 students that took the examination, nothing less than a staggering 101,398 candidates had some kind of involvement in Examination Malpractices.

May God help us all in our great Nation, Nigeria.