‎EKITI  COLLEGE OF HEALTH IJERO INTRODUCES CCTV MONITORING TO ENHANCE EXAMS INTEGRITY‎

‎The authorities of the Ekiti State College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ijero-Ekiti, have taken a bold step in enhancing examination integrity by installing CCTV cameras in designated examination halls within the college premises.
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‎The Chairman of the College’s Governing Council, Dr. Femi Thomas, restated the Council’s commitment to improving academic standards in the institution, while assessing the conduct of the second semester examinations.
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‎Dr. Thomas, accompanied by a Council member, Hon. Samuel Aina and the institution’s Principal Officers, noted that the newly introduced CCTV cameras aim to instill a culture of discipline, diligence, and hard work among students.
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‎He emphasized the institution’s commitment to producing qualified middle-level health service providers who can compete globally with their peers.
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‎Dr. Thomas also stressed the need for health-based institutions to avoid producing half-baked professionals, as this could have adverse effects on public health.
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‎In a conversation with the Council Chairman, some students noted that the introduction of CCTV cameras in examination halls would motivate their peers to stay focused.
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‎Known for its high academic standards and professional training, the Ekiti State College of Health Sciences and Technology, Ijero-Ekiti, is currently undergoing transmutation into a Polytechnic.
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