Cartoon: Study in darkness, exam in darkness, hustle in darkness, governance in darkness ...

Author: ObohPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: Nigeria

Society & Lifestyle

Cartoon: Study in darkness, exam in darkness, hustle in darkness, governance in darkness ...

A Vanguard News cartoon criticizes the situation of WAEC exams being held at night due to power outages. Parents protest, while the council says they are working on it. The cartoon highlights darkness affecting studies, exams, hustle, and governance.

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