Stories and pictures have been circulating about students wearing shirts with varying inscriptions claiming they cheated in their (final) exams. Many people seem to also take the information literally. But my question is: Why are we like this in this country? Why do we belief every story without asking questions?

Again for institutions like Uniben who have taken the behaviour of these young people to heart by constituting departmental investigative committee, you are just unbelievable and trying so hard to waste scarce resources. Why do we have little minded people in high places? No wonder our national institutions are crumbling in decay.

Even a little sarcasm, PhD holders and Professors cannot understand!!! What smallness is this, oh Nigeria.

NOTE: No student that cheated in any exam has confidence to broadcast same. But symbolically, what these students seem to be doing is barring their buttocks at the authorities in those universities for some of their ugly experiences while in school. Nothing more; nothing less.

Everybody is now a lawyer.
Read https://nlipw.com/examination-malpractices-act/ before you display your ignorance

Just because the T-shirt said so it means the wearer cheated. What type of lawyer are you? Go check the meaning of sarcasm before you argue.

Heartbender:
Everybody is now a lawyer.
Read https://nlipw.com/examination-malpractices-act/ before you display your ignorance

Are you even okay? Did you read the Examination Malpractices Act? A student finished writing exams, while celebrating it made a shirt admitting to aggressive malpractice and you're here arguing law that you are unfit to practice? Do you know that goodwill of an institution is part of its ranking? Do you know that, in the eye of the law, her actions are the same as if she confided in someone about carrying out the malpractice? I don't even need to join issues with you. Do your own too. Let sarcasm defend you

Gentlerespect76:
Just because the T-shirt said so it means the wearer cheated. What type of lawyer are you? Go check the meaning of sarcasm before you argue.