ABUJA — The Federal Ministry of Education has reiterated its firm stance against examination malpractice, declaring zero tolerance for any form of cheating or unethical conduct in national examinations.
In a recent statement, the ministry emphasized that safeguarding the integrity of Nigeria’s educational system is paramount to ensuring fair assessment and maintaining public confidence in academic qualifications.
“The Ministry is committed to eradicating examination malpractice through strict enforcement of regulations and collaboration with examination bodies, schools, and security agencies,” the statement read.
Officials warned that students, teachers, and any individuals found involved in malpractice will face severe penalties, including disqualification, suspension, or legal prosecution where applicable.
This renewed commitment follows concerns raised over increasing cases of examination irregularities in various parts of the country, prompting calls for intensified efforts to uphold academic standards.
The ministry urged all stakeholders—parents, educators, and students—to join the fight against malpractice, stressing that a credible examination system is vital for Nigeria’s educational development and future workforce quality.
