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...

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