Please note these ‘rules’ before you enter the exam hall today...

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Our dear distinguished reader, please take note of these indispensable rules before you enter the Examination Hall today.

A. The examiners of the examination papers may be present in the examination hall for the first 30 minutes to address all matters that ‘may’ arise and may write and submit a situation report to the Chief Invigilator, when and where necessary. So don't panic! 

B. Invigilators will inspect the halls and all students before they are seated for the examinations to ensure that no student has on him/her extraneous materials. So, stay focused! 

C. The invigilators and supervisors may be more than two per paper without the students knowing. So don’t even look back! 

 D. The Chief Invigilator may increase the number of invigilators without announcing to the students' writing examinations. So, avoid trouble! 

E. All invigilator s will be at the examination hall some minutes before the commencement of examination with all the examination question papers and answer script booklets. So don't even think of coming late!


"Invigilators will inspect the halls and the candidates before they are seated for the examinations to ensure that no student has on him/her any extraneous material.”

Edited by:

Timothy Sogaolu

Editor, The Communicator on Sunday

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