WAEC Exams in Nigeria: Students Forced to Write by Torchlight

Students Write Exams by Torchlight in Delta State, Nigeria Asaba, Delta State, Nigeria - A recent video circulating online has highlighted the concerning conditions under which students are sitting their WAEC exams in Asaba. The video, posted by a social media commentator known as GreatJay, shows students using torchlights to illuminate their exam papers at night. The lack of proper lighting in the exam hall raises serious questions about the adequacy of resources provided for students. "It just beats my imagination how these things can happen," GreatJay says in the video. "Nobody is holding anybody accountable." His comments reflect a wider public concern about the state of education in the region. The video has sparked debate about the responsibility of the WAEC exam board and the Nigerian Ministry of Education to ensure suitable exam conditions for all students. The lack of proper lighting not only impacts students' ability to perform their best but also raises safety concerns. The incident underscores the need for improved infrastructure and resources within the Nigerian education system. The video serves as a powerful reminder of the challenges faced by many students in Nigeria and the need for urgent action to address these issues. It is hoped that this incident will prompt a thorough investigation and lead to positive changes for future exam-takers.