INTRODUCTION
It’s no news that the education system
in Nigeria is in a state of jeopardy. We claim to be using the western system
of education but the average Nigerian student cannot compete effectively and
efficiently with an average American student. The rate of examination
malpractice is so high that even a student who has “all A’s” in his WASC or
NECO cannot be trusted because the schools—both the public and private— give
answers to their students in the examination hall and this has led to a
colossal collapse of every sector of the country’s economy since we cannot
produce qualified students into the labor market.