CRIMES COMMISSION ARRESTS VICE PRINCIPAL, TWO OTHERS FOR EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE

The Commission’s Head of Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, in a statement revealed that the Commission had received intelligence report that the school’s management and supervisors were extorting monies from students writing NECO in order to assist them with the examination.

Penpushing further reports that  the commission said information gathered revealed that the School’s Principal organised separate students who could not contribute money by putting them in another class to write their papers, adding that an iPad containing answers to all the questions was recovered from the suspects, while investigation into the scam continues.