- The move to CBT by examination bodies such as WAEC and NECO is in line with existing government directives
- The government could no longer ignore the culture of cheating that had taken root in external examinations
- The new system would compel students to return to serious study habits
Nigeria’s Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, arrives at the WAEC Training and Testing Centre, Ogba, Lagos, ahead of the inspection of facilities used for the ongoing November/December WAEC GCE examinations.
Eko Hot Blog gathered that the inspection was carried out to assess the preparedness of the centre for the ongoing November/December WAEC GCE examinations and to evaluate the effectiveness of the Computer-Based Testing system in ensuring credibility, transparency, and equal opportunity for all candidates.
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