The Federal Government has directed Joint Admission Matruculation Board (JAMB), West African Examination Council (WAEC), and NECO to penalize students caught in examination malpractice. This move aims to curb examination malpractice and restore credibility to Nigeria's education system. Students found guilty will face penalties, including cancellation of results or bans from future examinations.

The directive upholds examination integrity and ensures fair assessment of students. JAMB, WAEC, and NECO are expected to work together to identify and penalize students involved in examination malpractice. This increased vigilance will help prevent cheating and maintain the credibility of Nigeria's education system.

The move has significant implications for students, emphasizing the importance of academic integrity. Those caught cheating will face serious consequences, damaging their academic reputation and future prospects. The Federal Government's directive is a step towards promoting a culture of honesty and fairness in Nigeria's education system.