The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has officially addressed the ongoing claims surrounding its screening exercise. The management clarified that flagged cases of examination malpractice were not caused by any system glitch but were due to clear violations of established guidelines. With video surveillance and other monitoring mechanisms, UNILAG reaffirmed its commitment to integrity, fairness, and transparency in the admissions process.
How Malpractice Was Detected
Officials revealed that they used multiple monitoring mechanisms during the screening exercise. In particular, secure video surveillance and strict supervision exposed candidates who breached the rules. By relying on these measures, the University ensured fairness and protected the integrity of the process.
Data Protection and Evidence
The University emphasized its commitment to privacy and data protection. Therefore, it will not release uncensored video recordings to the public. However, to clarify doubts, the institution may publish a few anonymized screenshots. These will simply illustrate the type of misconduct under review without exposing individuals.
Advisory to Candidates
Furthermore, the University urged candidates to ignore unauthorized information spreading on social media or through unofficial emails. Instead, they should check only the official channels of the University of Lagos for accurate updates and further instructions.
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Commitment to Integrity
UNILAG reaffirmed its unwavering dedication to integrity, fairness, and transparency in the admission process. The institution stressed that it will continue to uphold strict standards and will not allow misinformation or speculation to derail its mission.
Signed:
Adejoke R. Alaga-Ibraheem
Head, Communication Unit
For: University of Lagos Management
Credit: Allschool, Allcbts
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