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Oladotun called for the intervention of the IG and the PSC to prevent the report of the investigation from being altered.

In a decisive move to curb the rampant issue of examination malpractices in Oyo State, the government has taken stern action, announcing a three-year jail term for anyone caught engaging in such unethical practices | Pulse Nigeria

The Oyo State government has declared that anyone caught engaging in examination malpractices in the state will be liable for a three-year jail term. The

Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Basic Education and Services, Prof. Julius Ihonvbere has accused school authorities in the country of conniving with Examination officers to help candidates cheat in examination.

Stakeholders in the education sector have been urged to take collective responsibility to rid the country of bad habits of wanting to cut corners during examinations.

The FG has charged the examination and assessment agencies to leverage on technology in tackling the menace of examination malpractices

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu has called on examination and assessment agencies in the country to adopt ICT in tackling the menace of examination malpractices and build multi- dimensional approach to address the menace.

The CBT exam was first conducted on Saturday, June 4, but was later cancelled following reported malfunctioning of the website barely 30 minutes into the examination, due to suspected cyber-attack.

The Andhra Pradesh police have arrested a former MAUD minister and Telugu Desam Party (TDP) leader P Narayana from Hyderabad on Tuesday, in connection with the leak of class 10 question papers.

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