WAEC says computer-based testing can help curb examination malpractice in Nigeria, while education stakeholders recommend stronger monitoring and security measures.
WAEC has warned schools, supervisors, and invigilators against collecting unauthorized fees from examination candidates, stressing that offenders risk sanctions, blacklisting, and prosecution.
WAEC introduces stronger anti-malpractice measures for the 2026 computer-based WASSCE as over 1.9 million candidates sit for the examination across Nigeria and…
