A bill to amend the Joint Admission and
Matriculation Board (JAMB) Act yesterday scaled through second reading in the House of
Representatives, which seeks to extend the
validity of JAMB result from its present one year to three academic years.
Rep Ibrahim Ebbo (PDP, Niger), who sponsored the bill said Nigerians mostly the poor have been the highest in sitting for the yearly examinations, despite the increasing cost of purchasing the forms.
The law-maker cited the West African Examination Council (WAEC), the National Examination Council (NECO) as example whose validity extends into years.
The members voted unanimously for in favour of the passage of the bill. Deputy speaker, Emeka Ihedioha who presided over the sitting then referred the bill to the education committee for further legislative duties.

Danhumprey: Wow! Good move! I love this. Atleast,it's good to know that there are still people who think about the poor citizens go through as regard writing Jamb. I hope the bill reach the final stage and be pass into law.

Danhumprey: Wow! Good move! I love this. Atleast,it's good to know that there are still people who think about the poor citizens go through as regard writing Jamb. I hope the bill reach the final stage and be pass into law.