JAMB registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde is being paid to selectively divert
candidates to private universities against the wish of applicants, Dotun
Sodunke, the President of the Association of Tutorial Center Operators
(ATCO), has alleged.
"A series of frauds have been going on in JAMB, and this is the right time to end it because I trust President Muhammadu Buhari to do justice to this," he said at a protest in UNILAG.
The tutor alleged that the board has deceived and defrauded candidates of the JAMB examination for several years.
The selling of "Change of Institutions and Courses" forms is a particularly questionable practice, Mr. Sodunke said. "Since JAMB knew it would still randomly allocate the candidates to institutions by its own discretion, why did it in the first place sell forms for them to change their choices, [only] to later allocate them at will to non-chosen institutions?" he posed.
A horde of post-JAMB candidates and some parents also came to the UNILAG campus, protesting decisions of the board to change their institutions, which they said they did not choose.
"A series of frauds have been going on in JAMB, and this is the right time to end it because I trust President Muhammadu Buhari to do justice to this," he said at a protest in UNILAG.
The tutor alleged that the board has deceived and defrauded candidates of the JAMB examination for several years.
The selling of "Change of Institutions and Courses" forms is a particularly questionable practice, Mr. Sodunke said. "Since JAMB knew it would still randomly allocate the candidates to institutions by its own discretion, why did it in the first place sell forms for them to change their choices, [only] to later allocate them at will to non-chosen institutions?" he posed.
A horde of post-JAMB candidates and some parents also came to the UNILAG campus, protesting decisions of the board to change their institutions, which they said they did not choose.
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