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ABSTRACT The purpose of this research work is to find out the course and consequences of examination malpractice in secondary school, using some selected Secondary Schools in Oredo Local Government Area as a case study. A total of 70 students and 40 teachers were used on this study. The instrument used for collection of data from them as the questionnaire and records of students who have been punished either by ...

ABSTRACT The purpose of this research work is to find out the course and consequences of examination malpractice among students in College of Education, Ekiadolor-Benin, using some selected department in the school. A total of 100 students and 40 lecturers were used on this study. The generated data were analyzed using simple percentages. For the purpose of this study the following recommendations were made. 1.                 More lecturers should be employed ...

ABSTRACT The concern for quality and goal oriented education in Nigeria, necessitated this study. This is because a nation is driven by the quality of education provided for her citizens. However education in Nigeria today can truly be said to be bedeviled by numerous problems, one of which is examination malpractice. This paper discusses issues in examination malpractice, pointing out the causes of its consequences. It is recommends various ways ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Education is the development of an individual through training, transmission of what is worthwhile to the point that he is able to fit into his environment and contribute to the best of his ability for the well being of the society. Our educational system uses examination to grade students in internal and external examinations in Nigeria. However, examinations are known to play ...

CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1  BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY Banking activities in Nigeria date back to the free wanting between 1895 when the first bank, the African banking corporation where enacted in Nigeria. In the free-banking period (1892 – 1952) there were no banking acts neither were there any ordinances to regulate the establishment and operation of commercial banks in Nigeria, many bank were registered some of which did not mean business ...