Examination malpractice has become the order of the day amongst exam candidates and some schools. So, in the quest to tackle examination malpractice during WAEC exams in Kogi State, the Honorable Commissioner for Education in Kogi State, Hon. Wemi Jones, during the 2026 WAEC briefing, advised school principals, supervisors, and administrators to make sure that whatever happens in the exam centers corresponds with the WAEC Guidelines and Regulations.
Emphasis was laid on any form of negligence, compromise, or conspiracy, stating that if caught, they would be sanctioned in accordance with the Kogi State Education Law 2020. He went further to urge them to keep a high level of patriotism, honesty, and transparency in all phases of the examination conduct.
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The commissioner, who was well represented by Mr. Alabi Albert Bamigbade, the permanent secretary of the commission, added that the introduction of Computer-Based Examination (CBE) by WAEC is a welcome development to modernize the assessment system, enhance efficiency, minimise human error, improve result processing duration, and would aid the alignment of the educational system with the global best practices in digital assessment.
Bamigbade also said that the government has done its part in training students who would be writing the CBE examination across the state, thus equipping them with the right knowledge and skills for the examination.
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He also applauded Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, the State Governor, for showing a strong level of commitment towards revamping the educational sector of the State.
Also speaking at the event, Mrs. Adebayo O.O who happened to be the State Controller of WAEC, also charged Principals and Supervisors not to condone examination Malpractices in their Schools.
All these statements were made on Tuesday at the 2026 WAEC Briefing for Principals and Supervisors in Lokoja and Kogi Local Government Areas for the forthcoming WASSCE in the State.
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