Ishaq Oloyede, the immediate past registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has shared his most painful experience during his tenure, highlighting the issue of exam malpractice. He expressed deep disappointment in witnessing parents actively organizing cheating during examinations, which undermines the integrity of the educational system. Oloyede emphasized the need for stricter measures to combat this growing trend, as it not only affects the credibility of JAMB but also the future of Nigerian students. He called for a collective effort from all stakeholders, including parents, to ensure a fair examination process. The former registrar also discussed the importance of fostering a culture of honesty and integrity in education. His remarks come at a time when the fight against examination malpractice is more critical than ever.
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