Freya Amelia 
Every year, millions of Nigerian students register for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination with hopes of gaining admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. Unfortunately, many candidates also feel pressured to depend on malpractice because of fear, competition, and stories from social media. Some students believe passing JAMB honestly is impossible, especially … Read more
Every year, millions of Nigerian students apply for admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination process. For many students, especially first-time candidates, the process can feel confusing at first. Questions about registration, subject combinations, CBT exams, cut-off marks, and admission requirements often create anxiety. Some students … Read more
Every year, millions of Nigerian students apply for admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education through the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board examination process. For many first-time candidates, the process can feel confusing. Questions about UTME registration, subject combinations, CBT exams, admission requirements, and cut-off marks often leave students overwhelmed. Some students even struggle … Read more
Every year, thousands of Nigerian students prepare for the National Examinations Council with one major goal: passing with good grades and securing admission into higher institutions. Unfortunately, many students also face pressure from friends, fear of failure, and social media rumors pushing them toward examination malpractice. Some begin searching for “expo” or leaked answers because … Read more
Every year, thousands of Nigerian students prepare for the National Examinations Council with one major question in mind: “Can I really pass NECO without expo?” The pressure surrounding external examinations in Nigeria often pushes students toward malpractice because they fear failure, poor preparation, or disappointing results. Social media rumors and fake “runs” pages also make … Read more