Examination Malpractice Detrimental to National Growth- NGO
The President of the NGO, African Initiative against Corruption, Mr. Francis Abioye, has said that corruption and examination malpractice were detrimental to national growth.
He made this disclosure during a lecture organised ny the body titled: "Catch them Young" in Imo State.
According to him, Nigeria can't boast of graduates who can face their contemporaries in the outside world because they were given free hand to cheat.
“Every day we see and hear buildings collapsing, while patients are being mishandled in various hospitals because those so-called professionals were products of cheating”, he said.
He said that over 2, 000 students and teachers in Imo had so far signed the NGO’s anti corruption inducement form.
Abioye said the NGO would carry its message against corruption and examination malpractice in the school system to various schools across the country.
Abioye was supported by a renowned educationist, Prof. Okee Okoro of Imo State University during the lecture held to mark the 2017 World Anti Corruption Day.
He made this disclosure during a lecture organised ny the body titled: "Catch them Young" in Imo State.
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According to him, Nigeria can't boast of graduates who can face their contemporaries in the outside world because they were given free hand to cheat.
“Every day we see and hear buildings collapsing, while patients are being mishandled in various hospitals because those so-called professionals were products of cheating”, he said.
He said that over 2, 000 students and teachers in Imo had so far signed the NGO’s anti corruption inducement form.
Abioye said the NGO would carry its message against corruption and examination malpractice in the school system to various schools across the country.
Abioye was supported by a renowned educationist, Prof. Okee Okoro of Imo State University during the lecture held to mark the 2017 World Anti Corruption Day.
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