Ebonyi State Launches Task Force to Combat Examination Malpractice in WAEC Exams

The Ebonyi State Government has inaugurated a task force and monitoring committee to oversee the conduct of the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASCE) across the state, signaling a renewed commitment to upholding academic integrity in the region.

The Commissioner for Education, Dr. Donatus Chukwuma Ilang, who presided over the inauguration ceremony, said the committee is mandated to monitor students, school principals, and other stakeholders involved in the examination process to ensure strict compliance with established guidelines.

Charging the team members, Dr. Ilang emphasized zero tolerance for examination malpractice, urging officials to protect the integrity of both the state and the Ministry of Education. He warned against any form of compromise, whether through bribery or negligence. Stressing that all monitoring activities must align with WAEC regulations and government policies.

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"Anyone found involved in malpractice must be apprehended and handed over to the appropriate authorities," the commissioner directed, underscoring the government's resolve to hold violators accountable.

In her response on behalf of the team, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, Mrs. Mary Ngozi Otozi, commended the commissioner for his dedication to restoring discipline and credibility in the state's education sector. She assured the ministry and the general public that the team would discharge its duties with professionalism and thoroughness throughout the examination period.

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To ensure comprehensive coverage, the monitoring team has been structured into three units, each assigned to one of the state's senatorial zones: Ebonyi Central, Ebonyi North, and Ebonyi South, with security personnel attached to each unit to support operations on the ground.