The Role of Libraries in the Campaign against Examination Malpractice in Nigeria Universities

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Emmanuel Ehimen Ehikioya

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Examination malpractice is a pervasive issue in tertiary institutions, undermining the credibility of educational systems and compromising the integrity of academic qualifications. This paper explores the role of libraries in combating examination malpractice. Libraries serve as crucial resources for students, providing access to quality materials and promoting academic integrity through information literacy programs. By offering support services and creating a conducive study environment, libraries help alleviate the pressures that lead to malpractice. Additionally, libraries play a pivotal role in promoting academic integrity through the development and dissemination of policies and guidelines. Collaborative efforts with faculty and administrative departments further strengthen the campaign against examination malpractice. Ultimately, libraries are instrumental in fostering a culture of honesty and integrity in tertiary institutions, ensuring that academic achievements are valued and respected.


 


 

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Ehikioya, E. E. (2025). The Role of Libraries in the Campaign against Examination Malpractice in Nigeria Universities. Lagos Journal of Library and Information Science, 14(1), 21–42. Retrieved from https://lajlis.org.ng/index.php/lajlis/article/view/46
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