Nigerian group begins campaign against Examination Malpractice (PHOTOS)

 

As Nigeria continues to struggle on how to bail itself out of the present poor performance of students in schools and high rate of exam malpractice, a group known as CAEMI, an acronym that stands for Campaign against Examination Malpractice Initiative has officially declared its plans and efforts towards combating the present educational problem in the country.

In a press briefing held on Monday at Bolingo Hotel, Abuja, the group through its founder, Prince Chibuike Echem had disclosed that it was determined to take Nigerian education to another level through regular partnership with well-meaning Nigerians and the government. It promised to brand the nations education system and give it a new phase.

This is what the group said through  Prince Chibuike Echem , “We hereby call on well-meaning Nigerians and organizations to support this initiative so that this campaign will get to the grass root. This is one of the ways to eradicate corruption in our dear country by instilling good values like honesty, integrity, hard work, excellence, fear of God, patriotism, respect for constituted authority, dedication, value for human life etc. We in CAEMI strongly believe in transformation of Nigeria”