slynat:
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Obudupikin:
Another final year student... But 80% of the article was about the Uniben student and a repetition of what had been reported before.

Mtchw

Obudupikin:
Another final year student... But 80% of the article was about the Uniben student and a repetition of what had been reported before.

Mtchw

SportsHD:
It's just clout. Y'all shouldn't take it serious.
In sane country,the university can't prove he cheated.
They can't force him to re-write exams.

By the way, the news is from 2019. The hungry blogger just dug it up.

paulolee:
some people just dey go crazy over few minutes of trending..
even I you cheated, must u announce n mk it public??
I know dt a graduate dt finished with a strong degree wont do such..
na dm wey finish with just pass dey make noise because d paper self no de useful in job hunting
Internet never forgets

Sixsigmahub:
Another Final Year Student in a Federal University in Nigeria has been spotted by the school authorities with an Examination Malpractice Shirt.

It’s been a very trendy month this July as the internet as been raging hot since the news of Uniben’s Peace Ufuoma being investigated by the School authorities for wearing a shirt that said, “Aggressive malpractice brought me this far”.

According to be report by , Department of Microbiology, University of Benin has constituted a committee to probe the results of a female student, who marked her graduation in a controversial shirt.

Some weeks ago, a video had gone viral on social media which featured the young lady, Peace Ufuoma, wearing a shirt that reads ‘aggressive malpractice brought me this far’.

In a meeting on Tuesday, July 13, the management of the institution begun investigating all the results of the lady and a report is to be given within a week.

The memo sighted online by Siggy correspondent was signed by the department’s head, S.E Omonigho, and directed to one Prof I. O Enabulele to head the committee.

There had been reports on Wednesday that the student was asked to rewrite all her papers from her level two till the end of level four.

The report also alleged that the school management is of the opinion that Peace Ufuoma be used as a scapegoat to tell every student of the University of Benin that examination malpractices are not allowed within her walls.

In yet another unconfirmed report released on the evening of the same wednesday, the spokesperson for the University of Benin, Benedicta Adeola Ehanire, has said there is no report yet from the panel set up to investigate a 400-level student, Peace Ufuoma, who is under probe for alleged exam malpractice.

Everyone has had one of two things to say about the incident but the fact remains that the University of Benin has made her point clear in publicly declaring that she has no room for malpractices of all sort and offenders will be prosecuted squarely.

Amidst all these drama, another photo surfaces online of a young male graduate of a yet to be identified University boldly showing this sign-out shirt which read, “Cheated in every Exam”.

A source has reported that the school authorities have started to take the “Uniben move”. They might have to start investigating into his record to find loopholes.

What is going to be the end of this? Are they going to take any drastic decision against the young man?

https:///another-final-year-student-spotted-with-an-examination-malpractice-shirt/

Obudupikin:
Another final year student... But 80% of the article was about the Uniben student and a repetition of what had been reported before.

Mtchw

Obudupikin:


What made you so sure?

Pauldollars:
The World will continue to see more of this things as evil continue to abound. The times are coming when shame will no longer exists in the dictionary of humans.
He that is Righteous, let him continue to be Righteous still. He that is corrupt, immoral and godless, let him continue to be corrupt, immoral and godless.
Very soon the wheat will be sifted from the chaff and the sheep from the goats.