Candidates Discuss Economy, Climate Crisis, and...

Nigeria’s educational system is bleeding, not from a lack of policies or infrastructure alone, but from a deeper rot—exam malpractice.  Once a shameful act, malpractice has now become an organised and accepted system within many schools, driven by greed, desperation, and a complete breakdown of values.  This cancerous trend, if not urgently addressed, will continue to produce half-baked graduates, cripple our economy, and destroy the moral fabric of the nation. The New Normal: Bribes Before Brains Across many examination centres in Nigeria, particularly during WAEC, NECO, or JAMB, a disturbing pattern is emerging. It is no longer just the students who cheat—teachers, school owners, and invigilators are now complicit. Read Also

Hundreds of Nigerians staged a protest on Monday, 12 May 2025, outside the Nigerian High Commission and the UK Home Office in London,...

The US President Donald Trump has stated that the United States will take control of Gaza, describing a “long-term ownership” plan...

The United States government has formally designated Nigeria as a “Country of Particular Concern” (CPC), acknowledging what it describes as mass-scale,...

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is grappling with renewed internal strife as southern leaders remain divided over the zoning of party offices and...