Alausa, the former governor of Ogun State, has issued a stern warning to parents, teachers, and school owners about a growing trend of exam malpractice that threatens the integrity of the education system. He highlights how cheating schemes—ranging from bribing examiners to using hidden devices—are eroding trust in academic results and disadvantaging honest students. The former governor urges stakeholders to strengthen monitoring, enforce strict penalties, and promote a culture of honesty to safeguard the future of Nigerian education.
Exam Malpractice: Alausa warns parents, teachers, school owners Vanguard News
