The article discusses the reforms led by Dangut at WAEC, highlighting the apprehension that arises when an administrator enforces rules, accountability, and institutional discipline. It references a popular expression, 'The fear of Dangut is the beginning of wisdom,' to illustrate the discomfort that often accompanies reform. The piece suggests that such reforms, while uncomfortable, are necessary for institutional integrity.
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