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FG voices concern over the low number of convictions for exam malpractice

The Federal Government has expressed concern over the low number of convictions in cases of examination malpractice. On Friday in Abuja, during a one-day

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FG expresses concerns over low rate of exam malpractice convictions

The Federal Government has said it is worried over the poor number of convictions recorded in cases of examination malpractice. Mr Andrew Adejoh, the

Abuja federal capital territoryAkon eyakenyiIbrahim dantani wushishiAndrew adejohZubairu abdullahiNational examinations councilNational assemblySenate committee onMinistry of educationFederal governmentPermanent secretaryFederal ministrySpecial dutiesExamination malpractice actEducation stakeholdersTackling malpractice

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Abuja federal capital territoryAkon eyakenyiIbrahim dantani wushishiAndrew adejohZubairu abdullahiNational examinations councilNational assemblySenate committee onMinistry of educationFederal governmentPermanent secretaryFederal ministrySpecial dutiesExamination malpractice actEducation stakeholdersTackling malpractice

FG expresses concern over exam malpractice low conviction rate

The Federal Government has voiced worry over the low number of convictions in situations involving possible examination fraud in the country.

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