FreeStuffsNG:
She explained that the state supported the action by WAEC as it would help halt the bastardization and lowering of academic standards in schools by some dubious operators.
This is commendable. I urge all the South East states Governors to abolish "miracle centres" in the South East. Hardly does any serious employer takes results from these states serious because of these proliferation of exam malpractice centres all over the South East.
WAEC and the state Governors should solicit the support of the DSS and EFCC to curb this crime. If these students are taught well, they can actually sit down on their own, study hard and pass these exams without cheating. Mmesoma Ejikeme 's case is a good example of how not to cheat the system.

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Richtaiwo:
I blame Tinubu.

Putindbutt:
Mmesoma Miracle Centers. Nobody takes them serious when their appears in highest scorers lists in WAEC or JAMB.

JohnAOne:
Those exam centres for SE na syndicate of miracle centres that has been going on for a long time now.

That story go bust soon...

FreeStuffsNG:
WAEC blacklists Abia schools over exam malpractice

By Steve Oko, Umuahia

The West African Examination Council, WAEC, had delisted a number of secondary schools in Abia State from participating in the regional body’s exams over involvement in examination malpractice.

Commissioner for Education Professor Uche Eme Uche, who disclosed this during a press briefing in Umuahia, said the state had just been informed by the exam body about the development.

Although she failed to disclose the affected schools, the commissioner said they were mostly private schools.
The government spokesman further disclosed that the governor had also approved the disbursement of N62 million in bursaries to Abia law undergraduates in different tertiary institutions across the country.


The commissioner, who frowned at any act capable of tarnishing the image of the state, said the operational licences of the affected schools would be withdrawn as a deterrent to others.

She explained that the state supported the action by WAEC as it would help halt the bastardization and lowering of academic standards in schools by some dubious operators.

Professor Uche said that the state had previously shut down some of the affected schools due to their unwholesome practices, regretting that instead of heeding the warnings, they continued to cut corners.

Speaking earlier, Commissioner for Information, Prince Okey Kanu, said that Governor Otti had approved the immediate renovation of 170 primary and 51 public secondary schools across the state.

He said 10 primary and three secondary schools would be selected from each of the 17 Local Government Areas in the state.

The renovation, according to him, is to give a facelift to public schools in the state and make them conducive and attractive for learning.

He explained that this was in addition to the six model schools currently being established in the three senatorial districts.

This, he said, was to assist them following the increase in their fees and cost of training amid the biting economic hardship.

On the schools’ renovation, the Commissioner for Education said each of the benefiting schools would have staff quarters, a Head teacher’ house, and a caretaker’s house to ensure water-tight security of the school property.

The gesture, according to her, is a demonstration of the high premium that the Otti-led administration attaches to education as the cornerstone of any society.

She said that the state government had resolved to revive and promote education in the state, adding that the renovation will be done in phases until all public schools in the state have received a facelift.

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2024/03/waec-blacklists-abia-schools-over-exam-malpractice/#google_vignette

afube:

Why am I not surprised that its this mumu man freestuff that will post this one sided trash! like there is no exam malpractice in Lagos...........carry your biased and obnoxious behind outta here!

FreeStuffsNG:
She explained that the state supported the action by WAEC as it would help halt the bastardization and lowering of academic standards in schools by some dubious operators.
This is commendable. I urge all the South East states Governors to abolish "miracle centres" in the South East.

Hardly does any serious employer takes results from these states serious because of these proliferation of exam malpractice centres all over the South East.
WAEC and the state Governors should solicit the support of the DSS and EFCC to curb this crime.

If these students are taught well, they can actually sit down on their own, study hard and pass these exams without cheating. Mmesoma Ejikeme 's case is a good example of how not to cheat the system.

God bless Nigeria for ever! Check my signature for free stuffs!

dheilaw1:
Igbos and cheating are 5 and 6. Nmesoma full that side, na why den want the court to bring Obi to aso rock from third position.

shortgun:
Nothing new here, happens in different schools all-over the country

rinzaugustine:
New obsession for Abia ….are you suprised to see this coming from same failures that said “ igbos go suffer..Tinubu go favor me” ..? …they now have absolutely nothing to celebrate about Tinubu or where they come from but same stale obsession that makes them feel mentally enslaved to anything or anywhere Igbo…what a pity that extreme poverty have pushed some people to live such a sad life…smh

MightySparrow:
This people brag about their brilliance.





They are cheats from time immemorial.

Pristine664:


We all know 90% of external examination centers in SE are coded Mmesoma Miracle Centre (MMC)

😂