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Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic Schools Cautioned against Selling Marks, Urged to Form Students in Integrity
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Teachers in Cameroonian Catholic Schools Cautioned against Selling Marks, Urged to Form Students in Integrity
Bishop Michael Miabesue Bibi of Cameroon’s Catholic Diocese of Buea has cautioned teachers and administrators in Catholic schools against examination malpractice, the sale of marks, drug abuse and other misconduct, urging educators to uphold integrity and protect the students entrusted to their care. In his homily during a thanksgiving Mass for teachers of the Diocese of Buea at the Divine Mercy Co-Cathedral, Bishop Bibi reflected on the 2025-20…
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