The President, Computer-Based test Centre proprietors Association of Nigeria (CPSN), Engineer sage Udibuami, has described the introduction of Computer-based test (CBT) by the Joint Admissions and matriculation Board (JAMB), as one giant stride, which has drastically reduced the spate of examination malpractices in the country. Udibuami, who stated this at the association's maiden press conference, held last weekend in Abuja, blamed the high rate of exam malpractices on gross moral decadence. He stated that the adoption of CBT as a strategy to eradicate all forms of malpractices in UTME exams has impacted positively on the nation's educational sector and beyond, he said the CPAN has no regret partnering with JAMB. He disclosed that they have successfully conducted the UTME exams for three years, he further explained that their decision to invest in CBT is to held close the gap of infrastructural deficit in various Centres national wide, following JAMB's outcry. ...