Punch undercover reporter explains that at the beginning of the
paper, the external invigilator would begin by keeping an eagle eye on
the candidates, but soon after the paper started, the invigilator would
be beckoned on by one of the school’s exam coordinators and he would be
gone for several minutes.
Shortly after, the invigilator would
return with a more relaxed disposition and the candidates would have a
field day, albeit with varying degrees of freedom per invigilator. While
a few invigilators at this special centre would allow the use of phones
by candidates, others would insist that all phones must be left outside
the hall no matter what.
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Daring candidates would, nonetheless,
still sneak in the phones. As a result, it was common to have at least
one case during each paper whereby a candidate’s phone would be seized.
Phones or no phones, one common liberty
which the invigilators granted was the freedom for exam coordinators to
write the answers to essay questions, unhindered, on the board.
There were times when the external
invigilators from NECO allowed the coordinators to call out the answers
to the multiple-choice questions, according to each type.
Also part of the exam coordinating crew
was a standby member of the National Security Civil Defence Corps. Save
for the last few papers, an unarmed NSCDC officer was always present.
Such officers were expected to ensure that candidates, who were caught
in exam malpractice, were arrested but they turned a blind eye at the
centre.
Culled - Punch
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Culled - Punch
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