The Federal Ministry of Education has commenced a nationwide monitoring and evaluation campaign aimed at eradicating ‘miracle centres’—schools that facilitate exam malpractice.
During an on-the-spot assessment visit to Redeemer Teap International School in Abuja on Tuesday, Team Lead Rukayat Ibrahim emphasised that the initiative seeks to ensure that schools adhere to ethical examination practices.
This initiative follows a similar assessment conducted in 2007, which led to the blacklisting of culpable institutions and the dismantling of miracle centres.
As a result, the period between 2008 and 2010 was regarded as one of the most ethics-driven examination eras in Nigeria.
Ibrahim, a Deputy Director at the Federal Education Quality Assurance Service, reiterated the ministry’s determination to eliminate such unethical practices nationwide.
