In a country plagued by cases of examination malpractices across many learning institutions, many has hailed the introduction of CCTV cameras by the Taraba State University aimed at checkmating the rate of exam malpractices in the institution.
According to the story, the university initiated the project as a way of curbing the worsening menace of exam malpractices in the school, which cuts across both students and lecturers aiding the act.
The CCTV project covers areas like the GST and other departmental exams halls, and a key project of the school’s Digital Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sunday Paul Bako as he works hard to ensure high quality academic standard, improved academic excellence and performance by the students.
This will make students to take their studies very serious knowing that there won’t be any room for them to manipulate their way through. In other words, if you don’t study nor fail to take your studies serious, then you will pay dearly for it during the exams.
People who have reacted to the latest development in the State university hailed the Vice Chancellor for this initiative, as it will give the certificates issued to students by the school more credibility. Yes, people knowing how strict it is to pass exams in the school will easily uphold certificates issued from the school.
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