Onyechere made this known in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja.
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The Exam Ethics Marshall International, an NGO, says it has forwarded a list signed by 15,550 petitioners to the Senate to facilitate the passage of the Sex-for-Grade Prohibition bill.
Onyechere made this known in Abuja on Monday at a news conference on the imperatives for stamping out Campus Cultism, Exam Malpractices and Sex-For-Grade menace in the country.
A Safe School Compliant Study shows that 80 per cent of primary and secondary schools in Nigeria are not safe.
The Exam Ethics Marshal International has commended the Registrar, Joint Admissions Matriculation Board, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, and his team for successful conduct of the 2019 Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
The Nigerian teachers have won the 2018 Safe School Heroes Award in recognition of their dedication and courage to sustain teaching and learning in schools.
A coalition of 19 industrial unions in the education sector have commenced mobilisation of over 24 million members for the 2019 general elections.
Ike Onyechere, the Chairman, National Organising Committee of the Award said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Abuja.
Ike Onyechere, Chairman, Exam Ethics Marshal International, says there is no form of justification for the illicit act of Lecturers demanding sex from female students to give them marks in tertiary institutions.
The stakeholders expressed their opinions in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Abuja
Onyechere said: “Let’s take the issue of JAMB; 90 per cent of tertiary institutions in the world, many of them are almost concluding the first semester, some are even going on holiday
Onyechere said: “The exam bodies have organised exams for 84 million candidates from 1996 till now; of that 84 million candidates, you (exam bodies) have cancelled 9.9 million results
Fielding questions at the News Agency of Nigeria Forum in Abuja on Sunday, Onyechere said the government should focus more on teacher quality rather than quantity
Onyechere said: “Eighty per cent of the private schools in this country are not supposed to be licensed as schools, based both on the place they are located, their surroundings and their safety and security environments
He added that the Nigeria Union Journalists and the Nigeria Teachers Institutes in each of the three states would receive the kits and participate in the training.