The Nigerian education ministry aims to transition its senior secondary certificate examination (SSCE) system to 100% computer-based by 2027. This move is aimed at tackling widespread examination malpractice, which involves students, parents, teachers, and even exam supervisors. The minister of education, Tunji Alausa, emphasized the government's commitment to using technology to enhance exam quality and security. The committee tasked with improving examination practices will focus on eliminating exam leaks, addressing identity theft, and improving supervision.
Thee education ministry has set a 2027 target to make its senior secondary certificate examination system 100 percent computer-based.
He emphasised the government’s commitment to tackling widespread examination malpractices and enhancing the overall quality of the nation’s educational assessments. “So, we’re planning that by 2027, all our exams will be computer-based. We will work so hard to ensure that that happens. We have to use technology to help our endeavour,” he said.“There are multiple participants in exam practices. From the student to parents, teachers, principals, to even people regulating and supervising exam conduct.
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