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Registrar, Oloyede Reveals What Exposed Corruption In JAMB by AnthonyDgreat: 2:24am On May 28, 2018
The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) Prof. Is’haq Oloyede has described the huge difference
between the revenue generated by the board in 2017 and that of his predecessors as a reflection of chronic corruption in the system.


He pointed out that since the inception of the admission body over 40 years ago, the total money generated were just N52m
(fifty-two million naira) while the board, under his leadership, generated N9bn in 2017 only.

Oloyede made this disclosure in Osogbo, the Osun State capital, while speaking as Lead Speaker during the 3rd Colloquium to
celebrate Governor Rauf Aregbesola’s birthday, organised by Raufnomics Transformation of Osun, a socio-political group.

He also explained that the downward review of JAMB cut-off mark is a necessity caused by the need to curb inequality, by giving level playing ground to applicants.

“Nigeria is dominated by thieves at the helms of affairs, I mean certified thieves; let me talk about JAMB for instance, since over forty years that JAMB has been established, the total money generated before we came in is N52m (Fifty two million naira)

“After we finished our examinations for 2017, we generated N9bn, in which I returned the total sum of N7.8m to the Federal Government.

“Members of the National Assembly marveled at this feat, they wondered how I came about the figure.

“For this year also, I have realised over N9bn,” he declared.

Oloyede, who spoke on the theme: “Functional education as a tool for national development and a gateway to freedom” noted that education remains the bedrock of every nation.

He argued that education is essentially the main process through which a society regenerates itself, and hands down norms, cultures, and also generates wealth.

“You don’t need to use bomb to destroy a nation, just lower the quality of education and allow cheating by students in examinations.

“Education, being the art of acquisition and utilisation of knowledge is also an instrument in training individuals purposely to make them socially responsible.

“Functional education must geared towards the liberation of humanity from poverty and misery.

“All in all, education must be functional before it is adaptable.”

SOURCE: http://dailyschoolgist.com.ng/registrar-oloyede-reveals-exposed-corruption-jamb/

Re: Registrar, Oloyede Reveals What Exposed Corruption In JAMB by Kingpee2(m): 2:35am On May 28, 2018
This people sef,what did you expose,snake swallowing money is part of exposing corruption abi?
Re: Registrar, Oloyede Reveals What Exposed Corruption In JAMB by Ikemefuna44: 3:26am On May 28, 2018
Why not this kind of man being our president?
Professor Oloyede will definitely make a better president than Buhari.
But then this is Nigeria. Everything is upside down. A clueless, inebriated doddering old illiterate is the president, while his vice president is a professor of law.
Shitehole country!
Re: Registrar, Oloyede Reveals What Exposed Corruption In JAMB by baruzeez(m): 6:30am On May 28, 2018
professor oloyede is just so on point
Re: Registrar, Oloyede Reveals What Exposed Corruption In JAMB by Mynd44: 7:34am On May 28, 2018

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