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Exam malpractice: NECO questions were sold for N3,000, says Alausa

Punch Nigeria 42 minutes 1 mins read

Education Minister Alausa reveals NECO exam questions were sold for N3,000, highlighting the ‘mind-boggling’ level of exam malpractice in Nigeria. Read More: https://punchng.com/exam-malpractice-neco-questions-were-sold-for-n3000-says-alausa/

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