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Magoha asks security officers manning KCSE centres to be vigilant

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Published 16 March 2022

Education Cabinet Secretary Professor George Magoha has urged the security officers at the exam centres to be vigilant with the usage of cell phones by candidates during the exam period.

Speaking Wednesday after supervising the distribution of day 3 examination materials at Westlands, Deputy County Commissioners office, Prof Magoha advised security personnel to check the toilets regularly and feel free to follow any suspicious examination administrators, who may have hidden mobile phones in toilets after taking screenshots of examination papers.

The CS has however assured learners and parents that his ministry was keen on stopping any exam malpractices, warning that firm disciplinary action will be taken against those found abetting cheating.

EDUCATION Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha has urged the security officers incharge of exams to be vigilant with the usage of cellphones by candidates during exam period. #KCSE2021 pic.twitter.com/M2HlecVJwz

— EduMinKenya (@EduMinKenya) March 16, 2022

Prof. Magoha later visited KCSE candidate Zolyne Adhiambo of State House Girls who is sitting her exams at Nairobi Women’s Hospital in Valley Arcade, Nairobi County.

EDUCATION Cabinet Secretary Prof. George Magoha visits Zolyne Adhiambo #KCSE2021 Candidate of State House Girls who is sitting her exams at Nairobi Womens Hospital in Valley Arcade, Nairobi County. pic.twitter.com/gLfzjduqgj

— EduMinKenya (@EduMinKenya) March 16, 2022