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OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 30 MAYTH

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LIST OF JAMB SMAT NUMBERS

COVID-19-INDUCED MAJOR INNOVATIONS IN JAMB (1)

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n line with extant guidelines relating to Iphysical/social distancing and other measures aimed at mitigating the spread of COVID-19 as

issued by relevant agencies, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has come up with a number of major innovations to proactively protect both staff and clients, particularly tertiary education candidates at its various centres, while rendering seamless services to the public.These innovations which are critical to current operational imperatives include: the Appointment Booking- Platform which requires a candidate to secure an online appointment before visiting the centres for any service to avoid crowd; the One- Time Password(OTP) which temporarily replaces biometric verification via fingerprints; the installation of Disinfectant Tunnel Sprayers at the entrances to all offices and centres of the Board to disinfect both staff and the public, and the introduction of SMA(R)T phone numbers for all the Board’s offices and Professional Test Centres(PTC) across the country.

Four of the innovations are ready to be rolled out; the appointment booking-platform, the One Time Password, the Disinfectant Tunnel Sprayers and the SMA(R)T phone numbers. However the Board is rolling-out the first of the innovations which is the SMA(R)T phone numbers in this edition of the bulletin and would roll-out the others in subsequent editions.As you may be aware, SMA(R)T phone n u m b e rs p o p u l a r l y c a l l e d “ v a n i t y numbers”in other climes are very easy to remember. SMA(R)T (Vanity) numbers are artificial numbers based on the letters of the beneficial owner of the number. The letters in the name of the owner are keyed once wherever they occur on the phone pad. For example, JAMB which is the name of the beneficiary in this instance would apart from 0700 which is the SMA(R)T-code in Nigeria ( for non-toll-free) have “J” of JAMB on key “5”, “A” on key “2”, “M” on “6” and “B” on

2020 ADMISSIONS:

It would be recalled that part of the protocols put in place by government to curb the spread of COVID-19 requires that no gathering of persons exceeds prescribed numbers.Compliance with this directive has become imperative as no fewer than 4000 Heads of Tertiary Institutions comprising degree, diploma, NCE and NID-awarding institutions and other stakeholders would normal ly be expected to congregate at a location but

because of extant protocols, would now be expected to participate in the virtual meeting.The modalities for the meeting would entail the Board issuing only one access code to each participating institution to join the meeting. This access code is not to be shared or given to unauthorized persons. However, other cr i t ica l stakeholders within the institutions like the Registrars, Admissions Officers can cluster around a big screen in a location to attend the meeting using the unique

h e J o i n t A d m i s s i o n s a n d TM a t r i c u l a t i o n B o a r d h a s scheduled the 2020 Pol icy

Meeting of all tertiary institutions for 16th June, 2020. The Policy Meeting is to be chaired by the Hon. Minister of Education with all Heads of Tertiary Institutions in attendance. The 2020 Policy Meeting is peculiar as it will go down in history as the first Policy Meeting that will be holding online owing to the COVID-19 Pandemic.

LIST OF INFRACTIONS COMMITTED BY CANDIDATESDURING THE CONDUCT OF THE 2020 UTME

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JAMB HOLDS POLICY MEETING JUNE 16

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“YOU CAN PRINT YOUR RESULT NOTIFICATION NOW”-JAMB TELLS CANDIDATES

now be printed free from the Board website: www.jamb.gov.ng.

All a candidate needs to do after visiting the site is to click on QUICK LINKS, then on "E-Facility" where the candidate would be required to provide his/her registration details and the result notification slip would be displayed for printing.

The printing of the result notification slip is

he Joint Admissions and Matriculation TB o a rd ( JA M B ) h a s d i s c l o s e d t h at candidates in the just-concluded 2020

Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now print their result notification slips.

The results which had earlier been made available through text to candidates on request by them but are now requesting for a printed version can

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... COVID-19-Induced Major Innovations In JAMBto yield, for example, ‘0700-JAMB-BAO’ to indicate JAMB Bayelsa State Office, Otuoke Centre, as opposed to ‘0700-JAMB-BAY’ for the parent Office. However, to avoid clashes in interpreting the numbers, a few of the phone numbers of some subsidiary offices did not start with the first letter of their towns.The Board is mindful of the fact that the normal eleven digit numbers are difficult to memorize but when it comes to SMA(R)T numbers, all a candidate needs to do is simply to add the last three letters of the State Capital of his choice to '0700-JAMB'. Members of the public are to note that these phone lines, while nottoll-free, would be accessible on all networks.HOW TO DIAL THE SMA(R)T NUMBERS: To call any of the numbers, all a candidate

needs to do to attain the alphabets would be to s imply dial , just once, the corresponding letters on the numeric keys. For instance, ‘5’ would yield ‘J’, ‘K’ and ‘L’ etc. Each number on the numeric phone key (from 2 to 9) would bear the letters under it. Note that the letters dialed will be displayed as digits e.g:0700-JAMB- ABI sha l l d isp lay as 07005262224 when dialed from the numeric phone keys. WHY ARE WE DOING THIS?The Board, ever conscious of its social responsibility to the public, has put these preventive health strategies in place as part of the overall measures taken to reduce physical/social distancing in compliance with prevailing protocols on COVID-19.Below are the SMA(R)T numbers of the offices and PTC centres.

“2”. Consequently, a l l SMA(R)T JAMB numbers would include 5262. Therefore all JAMB numbers in different offices are unified with 0700-5(J)2(A)6(M)2(B) before the 3 or 4 other numbers for the state or centre. This would make it easy for a candidate to remember the constant -0700-5262.These dedicated numbers are meant to facilitate round-the-clock access to JAMB services. All JAMB SMA(R)T phone lines would commence with ‘0700’, followed by “JAMB” and then the first three letters of each State with the exception of one or two States that did not follow the sequence of the first three letters. For instance, Abia State would have ‘0700-JAMB-ABI’ as its phone number. Where a State Office has a subsidiary, the letter of that subsidiary office would be captured

SNo JAMB Office SMA(R)T NumberInterpretationof theSMA(R)TNumber

1 ABIA 0700-JAMB-ABI 0700-5262-224

2 ADAMAWA 0700-JAMB-ADA 0700-5262-2323 AKWA-IBOM 0700-JAMB-AKW 0700-5262-259

4 ANAMBRA 0700-JAMB-ANA 0700-5262-2625 BAUCHI 0700-JAMB-BAU 0700-5262-228

6 BAYELSA 0700-JAMB-BAY 0700-5262-2297 BAYELSA (Otuoke) 0700-JAMB-BAO 0700-5262-226

8 BENUE 0700-JAMB-BEN 0700-5262-236

9 BORNO 0700-JAMB-BOR 0700-5262-26710 CROSS-RIVER 0700-JAMB-CRS 0700-5262-277

11 DELTA 0700-JAMB-DEL 0700-5262-33512 EBONYI 0700-JAMB-EBO 0700-5262-326

13 EDO 0700-JAMB-EDO 0700-5262-33614 EKITI 0700-JAMB-EKI 0700-5262-354

15 ENUGU 0700-JAMB-ENU 0700-5262-368

16 FCT (Garki) 0700-JAMB-FCG 0700-5262-32417 FCT (Fed Secretariat) 0700-JAMB-FSC 0700-5262-372

18 FCT (Kogo) 0700-JAMB-FCK 0700-5262-32519 GOMBE 0700-JAMB-GMB 0700-5262-462

20 IMO 0700-JAMB-IMO 0700-5262-46621 JIGAWA 0700-JAMB-JIG 0700-5262-544

22 KADUNA 0700-JAMB-KAD 0700-5262-523

23 KANO 0700-JAMB-KAN 0700-5262-52624 KANO (Farawa) 0700-JAMB-FARA 0700-5262-3272

25 KATSINA 0700-JAMB-KAT 0700-5262-52826 KEBBI 0700-JAMB-KEB 0700-5262-532

27 KOGI 0700-JAMB-KOG 0700-5262-56428 KWARA 0700-JAMB-KWA 0700-5262-592

29 LAGOS 0700-JAMB-LAG 0700-5262-524

30 NASARAWA 0700-JAMB-NAS 0700-5262-62731 NIGER 0700-JAMB-NIG 0700-5262-644

32 NIGER (JAMB/NCC) 0700-JAMB-NIM 0700-5262-64633 OGUN 0700-JAMB-OGU 0700-5262-648

34 ONDO 0700-JAMB-OND 0700-5262-66335 OSUN 0700-JAMB-OSU 0700-5262-678

36 OSUN (ILOBU ROAD) 0700-JAMB-OSO 0700-5262-676

37 OYO 0700-JAMB-OYO 0700-5262-69638 OYO (IGBOHO) 0700-JAMB-OYGH 0700-5262-6944

39 PLATEAU 0700-JAMB-PLA 0700-5262-75240 RIVERS 0700-JAMB-RIV 0700-5262-748

41 SOKOTO 0700-JAMB-SOK 0700-5262-76542 TARABA 0700-JAMB-TAR 0700-5262-827

43 YOBE 0700-JAMB-YOB 0700-5262-962

44 ZAMFARA 0700-JAMB-ZAM 0700-5262-926

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LIST OF CENTRES DELISTED DURING 2020 UTMES/NO REFERENCE NUMBER STATE CENTRE NAME INFRACTION/REMARKS

1 UTME2017/01010019 ABIA St. Anthony Comprehensive Secondary School, 83b

Omuma Rd, Off Ama-Ogbonna, Aba, Abia State

Technical Deficiency

2 UTME2017/14020006 ENUGU St. Josephs Institute, 20/22, Amaigbo/Mgbemena Lane

by CIC, Uwani, Enugu, Enugu State

Technical Deficiency

3 UTME2018/22000001 KOGI Federal College of Education, Okene, Kogi State Technical Deficiency

4 UTME2020/23000004 KWARA H. S. P. S. CBT CENTRE, BISHOP OYEDEPO STREET,

OPPOSITE OMU-ARAN POLICE STATION, ALAKA

JUNCTION OMU-ARAN KWARA STATE

Technical Deficiency

5 UTME2020/24000011 LAGOS DARMAN MODEL COLLEGE CBT CENTRE, 1 HOLY CHILD

WAY, BY ALAKIJA BUS STOP, MILE 2 BADAGRY

EXPRESSWAY, SATELITE TOWN

Technical Deficiency

6 UTME2018/25000007 NASARAWA Lafia Knowledge Centre, Bakah Sidi, Adjacent National

Open University, Jos Road, Lafia Nasarawa, Nasarawa

State.

Technical Deficiency

7 UTME2017/27160001 OGUN Solid Rock Girls Academy, Ibadan Expressway, Opposite

FGGC Sagamu, Ogun State

Technical Deficiency

8 UTME2020/30000022 OYO Sejdom Global Ventures Limited, Beside Adelayo

Academy, Alaagba, Iyana church, Ibadan, oyo state.

Technical Deficiency

9 UTME2017/19040013 KANO MS World ICT Institute of Information Technology, No

84, Airport Road, Opp Chediya Uku, Nomansland,Kano,

Kano State

Connived with Candidates tocheat

...“You Can Print Your Result Notification Now”- JAMB Tells Candidatespredicated on the gradual easing of the lockdown and resumption of economic activities in most parts of the country.

The Board wishes to advise candidates to be wary of f raudulent e lements masquerading as JAMB agents stating that it has not mandated any person or group to do the printing on behalf of the Board. Candidates are to note also that delegating this responsibility to third parties could result in wilful manipulation of their results.

Recall that last year some candidates who abused this privilege by attempting to manipulate their scores were caught and are currently saving various jail terms.

Candidates are advised to note that any attempt to forge the slip would attract stiff sanctions.

The decentralization of printing of result notification slips was done mainly to comply with the directives of the NCDC and other relevant agencies on social distancing. It is against this background that the Board is urging candidates to note and adhere strictly to other precautionary health measures such as wearing of face masks, washing of hands, among others, in order to mitigate the spread of the virus.

free as it is different from the original result s l ips that comes with the candidate's picture.

Candidates can print their result notification slip anywhere in the country even from the comfort of their homes once there is internet access.

The Board has, until now, restricted the printing of result notification slips and had made it available to candidates only through SMS to avoid anxiety on the part candidates as well as prevent clustering at cybercafes with the attendant risk of COVID-19 contagion all in a bid to print result notifications.

This new development, however, is

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TH8 JUNEBisiriyu Bola AbdulrahmanZainab Aduke HamzaIveren UchiNura Koko MuhammedJohn Ifeanyi Akunna

TH9 JUNEJulie Anamelechi OkechukwuIsaac Oyeshiotine Wilson Awajikachilo Friday NelsonNdubuisi Innocent EzenwaMasi Lassa Tumba

TH10 JUNEUwem Daniel Nkang Gold Nwadiuto Onyegbule

· TH TH JAMB CELEBRATES STAFF BORN JUNE 8 2020 – JUNE 14 2020

Prince Anyaogu KaluSuleiman Abdullahi NdalimanAbdullahi Ibrahim NdalimanSamson Ojotule OmaiyeChidiebere Cornelius OnyeyiricheZubair Kemisola Abibat

TH 11 JUNE

Prisu FawedikumoAdemola Temitope Ajaye

TH 12 JUNELawal Muhammad AugieAbdul Wahab Oyedokun Isah Adamu MakamaJamilu Musa JauroAbubakar Ibrahim

Olachene AjengeHauwa'u ShehuCatherine SimonNaomi Ibrahim Ishaya

TH 13 JUNEGarba Ango Koko Sani AbdulrahmanMunir Ayodeji Sulaiman Usman Yusuf Bello

TH 14 JUNEChidinma Bridget Ihedoro Sarah Ibrahim Shu'aibu Bello Ibrahim

MAY 30 - JUNE 05, 2020

REPORT OF INFLOW AND OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD

S/N DESCRIPTION AMOUNT(N)

TOTAL 2,020,870.00

1 E-facilities /Sales 2,019,655.00

2 CBT

Centre Service

Carge 1,215.00

S/N DESCIPTION PURPOSE OF PAYMENT AMOUNT (N)1 Staff

Claims Various 4,613,502.73

2 CBT

Centre 2020

UTME 1,173,900.00

3 Acadex

Systems

Ltd Office

Equipment 610,512.50

4 Alpha

Technologies IT

Consulting 2,310,000.00

5 Cummins

West

Africa

Ltd Maintenance

of

Generators 439,068.26

6 Remita Financial

Charges 11,782.00

Total 9,158,765.49

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LEADERSHIP, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020 –PMB Felicitates with VC of UNILAG, Prof Ogundipe at 60: P re s id e n t Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Prof. Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ogundipe, as he marks his 60th birthday. President Buhari extolled Prof. Ogundipe’s commitment to upgrading and expanding the departments, faculties and institutes in the university by paying particular attention to the dynamic global market, evolving trends in research, and most importantly, the need for character, competence and competitiveness.

THISDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020 –COVID-19 and Nigerian Universities: This opinion declares that paucity of research efforts for both vaccine and cure of COVID-19 by Niger ian univers i t ies is a ser ious indictment on the quality of education in the country. While we recognise that the sector has not been adequately funded, money is not the only problem. More critical is the intellectual quality of academic staff. Several breakthroughs in knowledge have come from hard times and severely limited funding in many countries. Besides, there are resources that serious researchers can call upon, even within our environment.

DA I LY T R U ST, M O N DAY, J U N E 1 , 2020 –Startimes Expands Educational Programmes For Kids: StarTimes has announced the introduction of a dedicated TV programme tagged Star Kids Gala in commemoration of Children’s Day and for the delight of television viewers across Africa. Also, a dedicated educational TV p r o g r a m m e f o r c h i l d r e n t a g g e d Homeschooling has been launched on the ST Kids channel during the pandemic. It says the educational TV programme would bring relief to parents whose worry has been the fear is the drop in educational standard of their wards when offline schools are unavailable.

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –NECO M u st C o n d u c t E xa m s o n H e a l t h S t a n d a r d s - R e p s : T h e H o u s e o f Representatives has asked the leadership of the National Examinations Council to conduct its examination across the

country in line with the new public health standards. They charged the leadership of NECO to figure out exam delivery modes in line with new public health standards and technological realities while remaining inclusive and accessible to the millions of Nigerian children in rural areas. Also in Tribune, Tuesday, June 2, 2020

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –Senator Leads Poly Mgt to Masari: Rector, Federal Polytechnic, Daura, Dr Aliyu Mamman, has expressed gratitude to the Governor of Katsina State, Governor Aminu Bello Masari and Senator Ahmed Babba-Kaita for the establishment of the polytechnic and for the provision of temporary and permanent sites for the institution. He made this remarks during a courtesy call on the Governor led by Senator representing the Katsina North Senatorial District, Alhaji Ahmed Babba-Kaita. He assured them that stakeholders would be carried along in moving the institution forward.

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –US F i r m D o n a t e s E q u i p m e n t t o OAUSTECH: Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology (OAUSTECH), Okitipupa is formerly known as Ondo State Un ivers i ty o f Sc ience and Technology (OSUSTECH) has won the 2020 Seeding Labs Instrumental Access Program Scientific Equipment award. The Department of Biological Sciences at OAUSTECH is one of the 18 outstanding Departments at universities in 10 countries across the globe chosen by Seeding Labs to receive scientific equipment through the Seeding Labs’ 2020 Instrumental Access program. The selection of awardees for the donation of science equipment was carried out through a highly competitive and rigorous selection process.

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –Bowen Begins Second Semester Exams: Bowen University, Iwo, has announced the commencement of virtual examination for the Second Semester of 2019 academic session. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Joshua Ogunwole, advised the

students to read the guidelines for the online examination on the university website and not allow distractions and i n t e r f e r e n c e d u r i n g t h e o n l i n e examination as the university has zero tolerance for examination malpractice.

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –Ex-UNILORIN Director Tasks FG on Research Fund: Dr Mahfouz Adedimej i , the immediate past Director, Centre for Peace and Strategic Studies, University of Ilorin, has urged the Federal Government to set aside a fund for research on COVID-19. According to him, the research fund would aid relevant efforts towards getting a vaccine to fight the deadly virus.

DAILY TRUST, TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 2020 –2 Million Pupils Return to School in England: The British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set out a timeline that allows two million younger children to return to school from this week and older ones on June 15. A survey conducted by the National Foundation for Educational Research found that primary school leaders expect about half the families to keep their children home. However, Communities minister, Robert Jenrick, argued that a return to school was essential because a lack of classes and lunch provision was hitting disadvantaged families hard.

DAILY TRUST, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020 –Ogun to Make Students’ Results Public-Gov. Abiodun: The Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, says results of students in secondary schools in the state will henceforth be made public in order to foster healthy competitions. Gov. Abiodun says that there is the need to restore discipline, excellence and good morals to public schools in the state.

P U N C H , W E D N E S D A Y, J U N E 3 , 2020 –Lagos Considering Options for Schools’ Re-opening: The Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs Folasade Adefisayo, has stated that the state is

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considering different options in its bid to reopen schools. She said that although the Federal Government would decide when schools would open, the state would be putting measures in place to protect pupils.PUNCH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020 –Four Atlantic Hall Students Bag Cambridge Awards: Four students of Atlantic Hall, Epe, Lagos, have bagged the Cambridge Outstanding Learner Awards. According to the school’s educational trust council, it received notification from the British Council of the successful recipients of Achievement Awards in respect of Cambridge Assessment & International Education (CAIE) IGCSE Examination Sitting 2018-19 Session. They were adjudged to have performed well in singles' subjects being English Language (Oral Endorsement), Economics and Business Studies respectively.

DAILY INDEPENDENT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020 –COVID-19: Why Schools Can’t Reopen Now- FG: Despite relaxing the restriction order on places of worship, businesses and other socio-economic activities in the country, the prospects of s c h o o l s r e o p e n i n g s t i l l r e m a i n s remote. The Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, which is coordinating Nigeria's effort to mitigate the impact of the virus, has insisted that schools will remain shut indefinitely until appropriate guidelines are developed for the sector.

DAILY INDEPENDENT, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020 –ABUAD Acquires Diagnosis Laboratory Facilities to Introduce Molecular Biology: As part of its efforts aimed at finding a solution to the ravaging coronavirus pandemic in Nigeria, the Afe Baba Lola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), Ekiti State has purchased facilities for the establishment of a Molecular Diagnosis laboratory. This would enable ABUAD to set up a very high standard molecular laboratory that would meet NCDC accreditation requirements.

T H I S D AY, W E D N E S D AY, J U N E 3 , 2020 –Ikpeazu Commends Buhari for A p p o i n t i n g O b i o m a a s N E C O Registrar: Abia State Governor, Okezie Ikpeazu, has commended President M u h a m m a d u B u h a r i o n t h e appointment of Prof. Godswill Obioma as the Registrar/Chief Executive of the National Examinations Council (NECO), describing the Registrar as a renowned educationist with an outstanding scholarly repute and pride to Abia State. The Governor is confident that Prof. Obioma will discharge the duties of his new office with his characteristic diligence and a high sense of patriotism, bringing his long years of experience in educational administration and planning to bear on the nation’s premier School Certificate Examination body.

PUNCH, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2020 –FG Short l ists 91 Directors for Next P r o m o t i o n E x a m s : T h e F e d e r a l Government has shortlisted 91 directors for the next round of examination t o w a r d s b e c o m i n g p e r m a n e n t secretaries in the civil service. The 91 directors are those who were successful in the written examination conducted for all applicants in Abuja on Monday. The examination had earlier been fixed for June 1, 4, 8 and 9, 2020 to pick 16 new permanent secretaries in the federal civil service.

P U N C H , T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 4 , 2020 –Education in Nigeria, Jolted by a Virus: Due to the ongoing pandemic which has forced the country to be on some form of lockdown, remote learning with all its intricacies is seriously being c o n s i d e re d a s a f u l l o p t i o n fo r education. This report takes a look at this new form of learning and the level of preparedness of the country vis a vis the challenges being faced.

DAILY INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2020 –IMSU Reacts to Alleged

E x p i r a t i o n o f V C ’s Te n u r e : T h e management of Imo State University (IMSU), Owerri, has said that the tenure of its current Vice-Chancellor, Professor Victoria Adaobi Obasi, would officially end in October 2021. The Public Relations Officer has also debunked claims making the rounds on social media that the tenure of the Vice-Chancellor had expired on May 31, 2020. He stated that such claims were mere rumours by mischief-makers.

G U A R D I A N , T H U R S D AY, J U N E 4 , 2020 –Admiralty University Defies COVID-19 , Holds V i r tua l Exams, Matric: Admiralty University of Nigeria, Ogwashi-Uku-Ibusa, Delta State, is applying technology to virtually stay in session to neutralise the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on academic activities. The institution recently held a virtual matriculation ceremony where its newly admitted students all over the country were virtually present at the ceremony held inside the university auditorium using the Zoom application, which was developed for multiple conferencing. It also began its virtual online semester examination in which all the students from the three faculties and 13 departments wrote their examinations from home.

G U A R D I A N , T H U R S D AY, J U N E 4 , 2 0 2 0 – F U TA R e s e a r c h e r s U n v e i l N500,000 Cost-Effective Ventilator: A team of researchers at the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) has developed a positive pressure ventilator. The design is said to fall within the non-invasive mechanical ventilator category and could be used at health facilities and at home because of its versatility.

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are also expected to join the meeting.The meeting will discuss critical issues bordering on the advances made in the educational sector in the last one year in addition to setting the tone for the 2020/2021 Admission exercise.The meeting will also chart policy directions for the nation's tertiary institutions, set admission guidelines and make a holistic review of application statistics, performance as well as evaluate

the 2019 admissions exercise.The meeting, in addition to other deliberations, would take a stand on concessional and acceptable minimum admissions standards to be applied in all admissions to be undertaken by all tertiary institutions in Nigeria.The meeting, would be streamed live on the Board’s website; , www.jamb.gov.ngits facebook, JAMBulletin and other social media platforms.

access code.The Honourable Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, would preside over the meeting with other stakeholders and top functionaries of the Education Ministry joining in from the operational base. Heads of regulatory agencies and other critical stakeholders such as chairmen of committees on Education at the Lower and Upper Chambers of the National Assembly

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JOINT ADMISSIONS AND MATRICULATION BOARDExamination Infraction in UTME is declining with the 2020 experience. However, out of the 1,945,983 million candidates who sat the examination, Prima facie cases of examination

misconduct have been made against the following candidates.

S/N NAME STATE TYPE OF MISCONDUCT

1 NJOKU CHINWENDU ULOMA ABIA Examination by Proxy

2 UKAUKWU CHINEYENWA VICTORIA ABIA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

3 UCHE MICHAEL EMEKA ABIA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

4 Prince Chidera Orji ABIA Connivance to Cheat

5 Ukoha Precious Amarachi ABIA Connivance to Cheat

6 Ukeachu Ginika Pamela ABIA Connivance to Cheat

7 Ukeagbu Godspower Desmond ABIA Attempt to cheat

8 Asogwara chinonyerem Fabian ABIA Attempt to cheat

9 Omwuka Eunice Okwukwe ABIA Examination by Proxy

10 Abraham Danladi ADAMAWA Examination by Proxy

11 EBEI STEPHEN OTEI AKWA-IBOM Attempt to cheat

12 Nworie Anayo Elijah AKWA-IBOM Examination by Proxy

13 Stephen Emmanuel Anthony AKWA-IBOM Examination by Proxy

14 ISRAEL MICHAEL BASSEY AKWA-IBOM Examination by Proxy

15 Edward Emmanuel Bassey AKWA-IBOM Smuggled Mobile Phone into the Exam hall

16 Nza Ogaji Paul AKWA-IBOM Examination by Proxy

17 Iwuchukwu Chidera Jessica ANAMBRA Connivance to Cheat

18 Okeke Somtochuckwu Christian ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

19 IKE MACILLINUS CHINONSO ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

20 Precious Chiazor Akazie ANAMBRA Connivance to Cheat

21 Nnadi Chison Bethelomen ANAMBRA Connivance to Cheat

22 Okoroafor Promise Chukwuemerie ANAMBRA Attempt to cheat

23 Anachuna Vincent izuchukwu ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

24 Ejike kelechi Kingsley ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

25 Umeh Chisom Prisca ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

26 Uche Chinerherem Precious ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

27 Akaolisa Goodness Chinazaekpere ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

28 Echeta Anthony Chisom ANAMBRA Connivance to Cheat

29 Umeonyagu Ozioma Victoria ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

30 Okeke Chizoba ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

31 Okoro O. Precious ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

32 Okafor Charity Adaku ANAMBRA Examination by Proxy

33 Ibrahim Umar ibrahim BAUCHI Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

34 Usman bilal BAUCHI Examination by Proxy

35 Abdulmalik Sa'ad Muhammed BAUCHI Smuggled Electronic Device into the Exam hall

36 Otokpa Margaret Ene BENUE Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

37 Nyiyongu Jonathan Tersoo BENUE Smuggled Mobile Phone into the Exam hall

38 Fahad Sadiq BORNO Forceful Entrance

39 Ibrahim musa Idaya BORNO Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

40 Ibrahim Mohammed BORNO Connivance to Cheat

41 BESSONG FRANCIS BESSONG CROSS-RIVER Examination by Proxy

42 Ncha Precious Akie CROSS-RIVER Connivance to Cheat

43 Abejeshi Michael Favour CROSS-RIVER Connivance to Cheat

44 Ishaje Joseph Igbaji CROSS-RIVER Examination by Proxy

45 Ogar Joseph CROSS-RIVER Examination by Proxy

46 CHIKWENDU NWANDO OGECHUKWU DELTA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

47 Edeh Emeka Miracle DELTA Smuggled Electronic Device into the Exam hall

48 Eze, Levi Chinaecherem EBONYI Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

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49 ISIAMA NGELE OGONNA EBONYI Double Registration

50 Nwani John EBONYI Examination by Proxy

51 NSOFOR Amaoge Maureen EDO Examination by Proxy

52 Afolabi Aminebue Emmanuel EDO Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

53 Omofuma Osemekhian EDO Examination by Proxy

54 Joy Osamemoh EDO Examination by Proxy

55 JOHN FEMI EMMANUEL EKITI Attempt to cheat

56 OBAALELE SIVER OHIO EKITI Attempt to cheat

57 Adeleye Ismaila Oluwafemi EKITI Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

58 ADEYEYE EMMANUEL PECULIAR EKITI Attempt to cheat

59 Nnamani Anthony Chimaobi ENUGU Connivance to Cheat

60 Odobuchi Emmanuel Ifeanyi ENUGU Connivance to Cheat

61 Nnamani Oge Augustina ENUGU Examination by Proxy

62 Igbonekwu Ifesinachi Lilian ENUGU Examination by Proxy

63 Ladipo Anita Oluwakemi ENUGU Unruly Behaviour

64 Akpanowo peace E. ENUGU Attempt to cheat

65 Kama paul ENUGU Attempt to cheat

66 Kalu Chinecherem Nnenna ENUGU Attempt to cheat

67 Ufele Henry chinecherem ENUGU Examination by Proxy

68 Igbonekwu Ifesinachi Lilian ENUGU Examination by Proxy

69 NWEKE CHIOMA FAITH ENUGU Examination by Proxy

70 Ike Miracle Ebubechukwu ENUGU Examination by Proxy

71 Chukwu Amarachi Anastecia ENUGU Attempt to cheat

72 Nweke Chinecherem Esther ENUGU Attempt to cheat

73 Adeyoyin Michael ENUGU Examination by Proxy

74 NGBEDE AUGUSTINE FCT Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

75 Abdullahi Kpada Yusuf FCT Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

76 Adamu Sadiq FCT Attempt to cheat

77 Muhammed Auwal Abdullah GOMBE Examination by Proxy

78 Ugwa Chibuike Peter IMO Attempt to cheat

79 Ibeto Emmanuel Chibueze IMO Examination by Proxy

80 Obasi Michael Chukwukadibia IMO Tampering with Exam documents

81 Iyo Homa Esther IMO Tampering with Exam documents

82 Ovuoh Habib Ebuka IMO Tampering with Exam documents

83 Elechi Ruth IMO Tampering with Exam documents

84 Harry happiness IMO Attempt to cheat

85 Ahamefulla Chijindu Maryrose IMO Examination by Proxy

86 Osuji Chisom John IMO Unruly Behaviour

87 Ben-Orji Wisdom Chukwuebuka IMO Examination by Proxy

88 Augustine Rosemary IMO Forceful Entrance

89 Ugochi Theodarate Akubuokwu IMO Unruly Behaviour

90 Dating jonathan IMO Attempt to cheat

91 Obi Precious ada IMO Examination by Proxy

92 Ukasoanya Victor Chigozie IMO Examination by Proxy

93 Nwankwo Assumpta Amarachi IMO Examination by Proxy

94 Chukwu Precious Olileanya IMO Examination by Proxy

95 Onuorah Victor Chijioke IMO Examination by Proxy

96 Mbata Cherechi Enzo IMO Examination by Proxy

97 AGALA GLORY ENRUCHI IMO Examination by Proxy

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98 Amuneke Precious Onyekachi IMO Unruly Behaviour

99 Ngorka Chisom Cosmas IMO Examination by Proxy

100 Oluigbo Chinaemerem Henry IMO Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

101 Okafor Chiamaka Maryqueendalene IMO Examination by Proxy

102 Ibe ye Justin Uzochukwu IMO Unruly Behaviour

103 Nneji Justine Ifechukwu IMO Examination by Proxy

104 Amaechi Christian IMO Examination by Proxy

105 Remigius Obidique IMO Examination by Proxy

106 Sàlisu Sani JIGAWA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

107 Muhammad Muhammad Shiroma JIGAWA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

108 Adamu Sabo Alhaji JIGAWA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

109 Rabiu Abdulwasiu JIGAWA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

110 Ya'u Khadija Sani JIGAWA Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

111 Idris Yusuf Isah KADUNA Examination by Proxy

112 Murtala Aisha KADUNA Attempt to cheat

113 Mohammed Abba KADUNA Examination by Proxy

114 Kindness A Isah KADUNA Attempt to cheat

115 DAUDA SULEIMAN MUHAMMAD KADUNA Examination by Proxy

116 Shuaibu hamza KADUNA Examination by Proxy

117 Ugbe Philomena adornimye KADUNA Examination by Proxy

118 Anas ibn jafaru KADUNA Examination by Proxy

119 SHITU YAHAYA KADUNA Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

120 ASMAU, HASSAN SABO KADUNA Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

121 Moses Naomi KADUNA Double Registration

122 Clifford Mercy KADUNA Double Registration

123 Tahil Abubakar KADUNA Examination by Proxy

124 Musa Anas KADUNA Examination by Proxy

125 Mohammed Sani Aisha KADUNA Examination by Proxy

126 Hashimu Aliyu Harazumi KANO Examination by Proxy

127 Lawan Salihu Dantanko KANO Examination by Proxy

128 Taofeeq Abdulhakeem KANO Examination by Proxy

129 Abdullahi Usman Haruna KANO Examination by Proxy

130 Mohammed Ahmad ubah KANO Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

131 Mohammed Abdullahi Sani KANO Connivance to Cheat

132 Zanna Ahmad Muhammad KANO Examination by Proxy

133 Martin's Marshal Ikenna KANO Examination by Proxy

134 Garba Haruna KANO Examination by Proxy

135 Muhammed Sabiu Sani KANO Examination by Proxy

136 Uba Bashir Ibrahim KANO Examination by Proxy

137 Ibrahim Jafar Bello KANO Examination by Proxy

138 Aliyu Abba Abubakar KANO Examination by Proxy

139 Abdullahi Kamilu Saleh KANO Examination by Proxy

140 Ibrahim Abba KANO Examination by Proxy

141 Moses Unekwu KOGI Examination by Proxy

142 Hussaini Usman KOGI Examination by Proxy

143 YEKINI SIKIRU AYINDE KWARA Attempt to cheat

144 Ibrahim Ahmed KWARA Connivance to Cheat

145 ogunmola Oluwadamilola KWARA Connivance to Cheat

146 Ashiegbu chukwuka Anthony KWARA Unruly Behaviour

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147 Jimoh faruq Umar KWARA Attempt to cheat

148 OGOKE FAVOUR VICTOR LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

149 KALU DIVINE FAVOUR LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

150 JUBRIL OLAMIDE AHMED LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

151 YAHYA SULAIMAN ABDULRAHMAN LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

152 Kareem mueez omogbolahan LAGOS Examination by Proxy

153 Olabinjo risikat Wuraola LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

154 Nollah Olamide Simon LAGOS Double Registration

155 Olaiya Damilola Jamiu LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

156 Fabunmi Mofopefoluwa LAGOS Connivance to Cheat

157 AGABA JAMES WASENI NASARAWA Examination by Proxy

158 Jacob Jonathana odeh NASARAWA Examination by Proxy

159 Adamu Danjuma NASARAWA Attempt to cheat

160 Adewunmi Oluwaseun Michael NASARAWA Unruly Behaviour

161 Success Adams NASARAWA Smuggled Mobile Phone into the Exam hall

162 Ogbu kelechi David OGUN Connivance to Cheat

163 Olatunji Ibukun Oluwaseyi OGUN Connivance to Cheat

164 Adesanjo Muize Oladimeji OGUN Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

165 OLUWADARE AYOOLA EMMANUEL ONDO Unruly Behaviour

166 Omomo Samson Oluwasunkanmi ONDO Connivance to Cheat

167 Melodi Aanu Bunmi ONDO Connivance to Cheat

168 AKANDE ABIODUN QUADRI OSUN Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

169 Oluwagbemiga OSUN Examination by Proxy

170 Adesina Aishat Odunola OSUN Forceful Entrance

171 Shobade Victory OSUN Examination by Proxy

172 Adeleke Anuoluwapo OYO Attempt to cheat

173 Ugwu Chioma Vivian OYO Examination by Proxy

174 Olayinka Omotola Joshua OYO Examination by Proxy

175 Bitrus Dorathy Vwaman PLATEAU Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

176 Zwalkur vongjen nimze PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

177 Hosea KINGSLEY MANGAJI PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

178 Kingsley Dalyop PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

179 Yahaya Ture Maryam PLATEAU Smuggled mobile phone into the Exam Hall

180 Aliyu Suleiman Musa PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

181 Paul Kwales Usman PLATEAU Double Registration

182 Amos Ultimate Enock PLATEAU Double Registration

183 Umar musa Bilyaminu PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

184 Babani Aminu HUSSAIN PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

185 Othniel Cornelius Nelson PLATEAU Unruly Behaviour

186 Solomon Blessing PLATEAU Smuggled Electronic Device into the Exam hall

187 Muhammed H. Hassan PLATEAU Examination by Proxy

188 Dagogo Daniel Omiete RIVERS Attempt to cheat

189 JACKSON EMMANUEL RIVERS Faking of vital document

190 AZUNDAH CHIDINMA RIVERS Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

191 Konglyet Lohdep RIVERS Examination by Proxy

192 Bessong Francis Bessong RIVERS Examination by Proxy

193 Viola Omelukor RIVERS Attempt to Cheat

194 Sahabi Bello Shamsudeen SOKOTO Smuggled eletronic device into examination Hall

195 MUHAMMAD ASHAMI YOBE Double Registration

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Abuja

Bauchi

Benin

Enugu

Ibadan

Kaduna

Kano

Lafia

Lagos

Maiduguri

Port-Harcourt

Federal Capital Territory, Kwara, Niger and Kogi

Bauchi, Gombe and Taraba

Edo and Delta

Abia, Anambra, Ebonyi, Enugu and Imo

Ekiti, Ondo, Osun and Oyo

Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna and Zamfara

Jigawa, Kano and Katsina

Benue, Nasarawa and Plateau

Lagos and Ogun

Adamawa, Borno and Yobe

Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River and Rivers

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