We shall Tackle Examination Malpractice - Prof Joshua


Registrar, National Examination Council (NECO),Prof. Monday Joshua, said he would do everything possible to tackle examination malpractices across the country.

Joshua made this promise on Thursday during a courtesy visit to Government House, Minna.

He said the council had cautioned its members of staff against examination malpractices and they are committed to controlling examination malpractices across the country.

According to him, any of our members of staff involved in such act would be dealt with decisively

Joshua further enjoined stakeholders in the education sector to be involved in tackling the menace since it had its root from the society.

``Stakeholders must come together to curb examination malpractices since it has its root in the society,’’ he said.

The NECO Chief Executive also advised candidates who want to sit for the examination to prepare adequately to avoid being tempted to engage in malpractices.

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