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| They are faced with inadequate and inefficient instructional facilities, unsteady school calendar, campus militancy, violence and cultism, high cost of living, unmanageable invigilation of examination and tedious preparation of examination results among others (Table 4). Not obsessed with doctrinal invigilation, they attended to the "role and purpose of the church in the lives both of individuals and human communities (106). The testing solution, which can be administered either centrally or remotely whilst adhering to the ECDL invigilation rules, will enable all organisations to keep their technical investment to a minimum and make 'anywhere, anytime' testing a real possibility. |
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