No tolerance for examination malpractices, Army tells Senior Officers

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By Cheta Enyoghasi

Major General Kevin Aligbe, the Commander Training and Doctrine Command, Nigerian Army (TRADOC NA), has issued a zero-tolerance policy for examination malpractices during the ongoing 2024 Senior Staff Course Qualifying Examination (SSCQE) at the Headquarters Infantry Corps Centre, Jaji Military Cantonment, Jaji, Kaduna State.

The warning was given by the Major, who is also the examination president, during his address to the 2024 Senior Staff Course Qualifying Examination (SSCQE) applicants at the Ihejirika Auditorium in Jaji.

He cautioned the candidates to avoid any sort of examination malpractice, stating that such offenses carry severe penalties that could jeopardize their career growth in the service.

Maj. Kevin urged the candidates to take full advantage of the golden opportunity, emphasizing that the examination is an essential requirement for them to attend the Senior Staff Course at the Armed Forces Command and Staff College Jaji or any subscribed staff colleges abroad.

He remarked, “The examination is not only about writing a test; it is also an assessment of their present level of proficiency that will determine their capabilities to undertake higher responsibilities.”

He further reminded the applicants that they were on a critical assignment, and that their behavior during the examination may make or break their careers, stating that the examination is consistent with the command’s concept.