₦airaland Forum

Melagros:
COMRADES, the part I like the most in this epistle is that...JAMB has destroyed the future of some of the candidates who can't speak out! But I saw the registrar of the body shedding crocodile tears on TV while putting on Lie Mohammed cap
Anytime Nigerian leaders want to do any shoddy deal they always put the blame on computer/ system glitch, just INEC under the evil leadership of Manhood Yakubu in 2023

43Ronin:
Lets stop fúckin around. The entire candidates of SE region scored below 200 then some lagosians. It's obvious what they wanted to do but we're too dumb to do it well

hammedroyabat:
A very deep research. It yielded results though. Jamb admitted their fault.

SeeWahala:
They can't stop the greatness of the igbo man no matter how hard they try

007lss:
how much?

chrisdstar:
This was not a glitch, it was intentional to discredit SE. But for the research and persistent calling out of Jamb but Alex Onyia, this would have been swept under the carpet.
Each time SE tops the chart, you'll see people from certain region say it's miracle center, now they've gone to the server to alter the results of hardworking children, trying to make to make it look like they were performing well in the past because of exam malpractice but aren't able to replicate same with CBT.
One thing is certain, who God has blessed NO man can curse.
Jamb registrar can continue shedding crocodile tears, We know.

DesChyko:
https://x.com/winexviv/status/1922722294998188172?t=6xWgBRN7wl9B6UkQ-bkznQ&s=19[/quote]The jamb registrar，and his mr perfect attitude see the mess he have landed us with his crocodile tears.

DesChyko:
https://x.com/winexviv/status/1922722294998188172?t=6xWgBRN7wl9B6UkQ-bkznQ&s=19[/quote]The jamb registrar，and his mr perfect attitude see the mess he have landed us with his crocodile tears.I think is time to change him.

DesChyko:
Alex Onyia is the CEO at Educare. After noticing an anomaly in the performances of JAMB UTME candidates as against their last year performance, considering the greater effort was put in.

He and his team embarked on a fact-finding mission, culminating in the discovery of the glitch that affected centres in Lagos and South Eastern Nigeria.

Alex is very passionate about educational advancement in the country. He has spearheaded various innovations targeted at placing Nigerian students competitively solid amongst their global peers.

LegendHero:
Stop saying nonsense. The IT department in Jamb is headed by an Ibo man.

LegendHero:
Stop saying nonsense. The IT department in Jamb is headed by an Ibo man.

43Ronin:
Lets stop fúckin around. The entire candidates of SE region scored below 200 then some lagosians. It's obvious what they wanted to do but we're too dumb to do it well

UncleAyo:
Just my musings to the FG.

1. Increase JAMB Frequency
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination should be conducted 2 to 3 times a year. This gives students multiple opportunities to succeed, reduces the pressure of a one-time exam, and aligns with global best practices.

2. Extend JAMB Result Validity
A JAMB result should be valid for at least 2 to 3 years. This will reduce the financial burden on families and give students more time to prepare for university admission processes.

3. Discourage Post-UTME Exams
Post-UTME exams should be phased out. Instead, JAMB should be strengthened to serve as a centralized, standardized, and credible assessment. Strict penalties should be enforced to curb exam malpractice.

4. Remove Limits on Institutional Applications
Students should be able to apply to as many institutions as they choose, just like in many developed countries. This allows for better matching between students and universities, increasing admission chances and reducing bottlenecks.

5. Revise University Grading System
The grading scale should be reviewed. For example, a score of 60% (not the common 70%) and above could be considered an “A”, encouraging realistic and fair academic expectations while promoting critical thinking over rote learning.

6. Link Lecturer Evaluation to Student Performance
Lecturers should be evaluated and promoted based on measurable student outcomes, teaching effectiveness, innovation, and feedback—not just academic publications. This will encourage better teaching and student support.

7. Integrate AI Across All Courses
Universities should incorporate Artificial Intelligence and emerging technologies into all fields of study—medicine, agriculture, education, law, etc.—to better prepare students for the future workforce.

8. Record and Upload All Classes
All lectures should be recorded in video format and made available to students immediately after each class. This improves learning flexibility and helps students review complex topics at their own pace.

9. Government Grants for IT and Skill Development
The government should provide targeted grants and sponsorships to support IT skill acquisition for out-of-school youths and adult workers. This will boost national productivity and reduce unemployment.

10. Upgrade Curriculum for Relevance
Tertiary institutions should update their curriculum regularly to reflect current industry demands and global trends. Courses should prioritize hands-on experience, internships, and soft skills development.

11. Strengthen Student Support Services
Counseling, career guidance, mentorship, and mental health services should be made readily available in all institutions to support holistic student development.

12. Continuous and effective workers skill upgrade measures through online course and offline mediums.

Mindlog:
Examination software na im specialization....this has increased his visibility. 😂😂😂

NairaLTQ:
What else do you want from the head of JAMB?

Is it to insist that nothing was wrong with his exams or to come out to rectify the problem if it was from the commission?