How Computer Can Solve Exam Malpractice, Impersonation

**Dr. Tajudeen Madandola during his inaugural lecture at Kwara State College of Education, Oro**

Governments and policy makers in the education sector have been advised to adopt usage of Computer Based Test, (CBT) in conducting examinations in the country to eliminate examination anxiety and impersonation among candidates.

Chief Lecturer, Department of computer science, Kwara State College of Education oro, Dr. Tajudeen Madandola made the call at the 4th Inaugural lecture series titled: COMPUTER FOR ALL: A THUNDER SPEED FOR TECHNOLOGY POSITIVE CHANGE

Dr Madandola who was the inaugural lecturer also advised that government should made compulsory technical and vocational education from primary to secondary level and entrepreneurship education at all levels of education in Nigeria.

“Implement inclusive computer science education in schools. As we know that Computer Science is essential for developing critical thinking, problem solving and digital literacy skills”

While expressing concern over the lack of access to quality computer education in various schools in the country, he affirmed that computer science is essential for developing critical thinking, problem solving and digital literacy skills.

“Develop digital literacy programme for underserved communities (geographic area that lacks access to essential resources). This will bridge the technology gap for underserved communities. The programme will empower individuals with essential digital skills, enhancing their socio-economic prospects and fostering inclusivity”

The provost of the college, Professor Mukaila Aremu while observing that all the four inaugural lectures in the history of the institution were from Isin local government area of the state, urged other academics representng other local governments in the state to buckle up.

Professor Mukaila argued that the college deserved to be converted to a standard University due to their excellent performances in the academic world.

Dignitaries such as community leaders, religious leaders, academics, including the Vice Chancellor, Ahman Pategi University, Professor Kazeem Gbolagade were present the event.