The Joint Admission and Matriculation
Board (JAMB), has disclosed that it has
arrested 25 persons over illegal
registration and sales of 2017 Unified
Tertiary Matriculation Examination
(UTME) document.
This was made known by Dr Fabian
Benjamin, Head of Public Relations during
an interview.
This reports from candidates which made
the Anti-Corruption and Transparency
Unit to act.
According to him, the individuals who
were arrested by a combined team of
Anti-Corruption and Transparency Unit
(ACTU); members of the Nigerian Security
and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) and the
Nigeria Police Force were allegedly selling
JAMB syllabus and e-Brochure which was
meant to be free at the cost of N800 and
inflating the registration cost.
He urged applicants seeking to register
for the forthcoming UTME to go about
their registration in line with due
processes, to avoid hitches associated
with irregularities and emphasized that
JAMB would stick to its stipulated period
of one month for outright registration for
this year’s examination.


Source: https://myschool.com.ng/school/news/52088/jamb-arrests-25-persons-over-illegal-registration-and-extortion.html

Jamb na yeye administration jare

Hmmmmm