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Petitioner, police disagree over Aiyedatiwa's certificate probe - Vimarsana News

Petitioner, police disagree over Aiyedatiwa's certificate probe

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

Exam malpractice to now attract 3 years jail term in Oyo state - Vimarsana News

Exam malpractice to now attract 3 years jail term in Oyo state

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

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Examination offenders risk three-year jail term - Oyo govt - Vimarsana News

Examination offenders risk three-year jail term - Oyo govt

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

Rep. committee slams school authorities over exam malpractices - National Accord Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Rep. committee slams school authorities over exam malpractices - National Accord Newspaper

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.

Discouraging examination malpractices is a collective responsibility - NECO - Vimarsana News

Discouraging examination malpractices is a collective responsibility - NECO

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.