Students in Anambra made to write exams in darkness
Some students observed writing their test in a dark classroom have had to rely on LED light to answer exam problems.
To aid visibility, the learners were made to rely on the LED lights attached to their smartphones in order to ensure they are able to solve the examination problems though a student appeared pessimistic concerning the outcome of the test.
Some texts which have accompanied an image shared on Instablog9ja's IG on Wednesday, May 16, 2018, confirmed the feeling of uncertainty.
"This is not night class. This is test hall.
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"I don't even know what I wrote. Even if I escape with pass, I will happy ooo," reads a statement attached to the IG picture.
Nigerians want more energy invested in tackling educational problems
A comment on social media has condemned the focus on Yahoo Boys as opposed to improving the standard of education in Nigeria.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), reportedly arrested 12 persons believed to be internet fraudsters on Friday, May 12, 2018.
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This was confirmed in a tweet by anti-graft commission but IG users desire more from the Nigerian government.
Responses revealing various emotions has been captured on the comment section of Instablog9ja's IG.
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