Calabar news in brief for March 13: Friday’s top headlines

FCT Tackles Exam Malpractice

The Federal Capital Territory Administration’s Education Resource Centre is implementing measures to ensure strict adherence to examination standards and achieve zero tolerance for malpractice in secondary schools. This initiative includes monitoring mock examinations to prepare students for WAEC and NECO, thereby strengthening academic standards and ensuring students are well-prepared for external assessments. Recent renovations to school facilities are also contributing to a more conducive learning and assessment environment, boosting student morale. Source
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NEPC Supports Exporters to EU

The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) is committed to guiding Nigerian exporters on the regulatory standards for agricultural and food products entering the European Union market. A recent webinar focused on EU rules for food safety, traceability, and product standards, crucial for accessing the EU market which represents about 26% of Nigeria’s total trade. By adhering to these standards, Nigerian exporters can increase their market share and foreign exchange earnings, enhancing global competitiveness for products like cocoa, oilseeds, fish, and rubber. Source

FG Digitalizes Academic Records Preservation

The Federal Government is establishing a digital repository to safeguard Nigeria’s academic records. This initiative aims to preserve valuable educational data and make it available for future use. The project is expected to enhance the management and security of academic information across the nation, benefiting institutions and researchers alike. Source