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COVID-19-INDUCED INNOVATIONS BY JAMB (3)

few weeks ago, JAMBulletin began Aa series of publications with respect to the Board’s innovations

that were aimed at providing clients with much-needed services throughout the period of COVID-19-imposed restrictions without exposing its staff to the risk of being infected by the virus. As you may well be aware, JAMBulletin aims at highlighting those innovations not only with the purpose of showcasing them but also to create awareness as to their functionality. In our first series on COVID-

19-Inspired Innovations which was premiered on the JAMBulletin of Monday, 8th June, 2020, we highlighted the introduction of the SMA(R)T phone number. This was followed by the Appointment Booking Platform, aninnovation that is crucial to our desire to render quality service while ensuring that extant guidelines relating to physical distancing, as issued by relevant agencies to curb the spread of COVID -19, are adhered to. The booking platform is essentially geared towards forestalling any incidence of crowd gathering at any of the Board's offices for any

Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), National Headquarters, Bwari, Abuja.

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FINANCIAL REPORT OF INFLOW AND TH

OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 27 JUNERDTO 3 JULY, 2020

JAMB SMA(R)T NUMBERS

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EDUCATION IN THE MEDIA

JAMB GETS CERTIFICATE OF DECONTAMINATION AND DISINFECTION

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BEST 10 2020 UTME CANDIDATES

he Association of West Africa TU n i v e r s i t i e s ( A W A U ) h a s postponed its 8th Conference and

10th Annual General Meeting owing to the COVID-19 Pandemic.The postponement was contained in a statement signed by the Director of Administration, (AWAU), Prof. Temidayo Oladiji.Prof. O lad i j i sa id , "After carefu l deliberations and with the utmost concern for the health and safety of

participants, the Executive Committee of AWAU has decided to postpone the 8th Conference and 10th Annual General Meeting of the Association earlier scheduled to take place between 14th and 18th September, 2020, at the University of The Gambia owing to the impact of the COVID-19 on Universities as well as local and international travels which has made it impossible to hold our meeting this year." The statement continues: "While

circumstances prevent us from gathering in September this year, we hope to come back better in 2021. Th is i s an unprecedented time and post-COVID-19 changes in Universities and other higher educational institutions are bound to emerge. It is our view that out of every crisis come opportunities, therefore, AWAU would take a look at the activities of the Association in the previous years with a view to developing a strategic plan for the next five years. This, hopefully, will

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JAMB SMA(R)T NUMBERS

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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PUNCH, SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 2020- COVID-19: 1.3Million UTME Candidates Can’t Seek Admission Over Delayed WAEC, NECO Exams: No fewer than 1,300,000 U n i f i e d Te r t i a r y M a t r i c u l a t i o n Examination candidates may lose their admission in 2020 over the delay in the conduct of Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This affects the category of candidates who used awaiting results to sit the 2020 UTME, which held between March 14 and March 22 – a few weeks into the COVID-19 crisis. The inability of WAEC and NECO to hold the SSCE as a result of the c losure of schools may l ikely jeopardise the admission chances of the UTME candidates. As part of the JAMB Policy guidelines, candidates with awaiting results would only be considered when their original results are uploaded on the Board’s website.

T H E S H I E L D O N L I N E N E W S ( ), SUNDAY, www.theshieldonlineng.comJUNE 28, 2020- JAMB: Obasanjo Lauds Oloyede, Says He is a Man of Integrity, Honour and Courage: Former president Olusegun Obasanjo has described the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Is-haq Oloyede as a man of integrity, honour and courage. In a recent interview with JAMBulletin, he talked on issues bordering on the role he played in the establishment of the Board, its leadership assessment, virtual education and Post-UTME, among others.

N E W S F L A K E S O N L I N E N E W S ( ), SUNDAY, www.newsflakes.com.ngJUNE 28, 2020- Meet Miss Madu Agnes, Girl with the Highest Score in the 2020 U T M E : M i s s M a d u a f o k w a A g n e s Egoagwuagwu is currently trending following the unveiling of her details after she emerged as the candidate with the highest score in the 2020 UTME. She scored 365 out of 400. This feature story, therefore, takes a look at this candidate and her achievements as well as her dreams for the future.

DAILY TRUST, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2020- Why FG Can’t Reopen Schools Now-NCDC: The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, says with “The onset of

the wet season which comes along with an increase in flu-like diseases”, children run the risk of contracting and spreading COVID-19 if schools are reopened now. The centre says with the nation’s weak health system as well as the very low-risk perception of the COVID-19 pandemic, reopening schools now would further spread the coronavirus in the country. However, owing to the exigency of time students in terminal classes would be al lowed to resume to take their examinations.

OPINION

GUARDIAN, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2020- Nigerians Pay N152bn Tuition in the UK: Thousands of Nigerian students abroad are currently faced with serious challenges on account of the coronavirus pandemic and the growing possibility that the disease could be around for much longer. According to a report by Nairametrics, a financial resource company based in Nigeria, international undergraduate students pay a yearly £13,394 for classroom taught courses, and £15,034 and £24,169 respectively for laborator y and c l in i ca l courses . Postgraduate students pay £13,442, £15,638, and £20,956, respectively for the classroom, laboratory, and clinical-based courses. For MBA students, the tuition is £18,226 on the average. It is quite sad that in spite of the high cost of tuition, Nigerian students still shun the local universities. This write up takes a critical look at this challenge and possible ways the federal government could alleviate it.

DAILY INDEPENDENT, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020- Court Orders Otuoke Varsity to Reinstate Demoted Dons: The National Industrial Court, Yenagoa Judicial Division, has ordered the management of the Federal University, Otuoke (FUO), Bayelsa State, to reinstate four demoted lecturers of the university. N20m Also, was awarded to the lecturers as damages against the FUO authorities. The four dons were among seven professors whose appointments were reclassified and subsequently downgraded to lecturer 1 and senior lecturer cadres by the university’s Governing Council at its 10th meeting in 2018, citing “lack of

requisite scholarship.” Also in Guardian, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, Punch, Tuesday, June 30, 2020

PUNCH, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020- FG Okays Primary Six, JSS3, SS3 Resumption, Ends Interstate Lockdown: The Federal Government has said that the inter-state border restrictions would be lifted effective July 1, 2020. According to the National Coordinator of the Presidential Task Force (PTF) on COVID-19, Dr Sani Aliyu, while the schools remained closed, exiting students across the country, including primary six, JS three and SS three, would resume at a time to be announced. Also in Daily Trust, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, Blueprint, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, Guardian, Tuesday, June 30, 2020.

GUARDIAN, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2020- FC Bulmaro, Okakuro Group Celebrate Footballer for Outstanding Performance in JAMB: FC Bulmaro’s aim of training well-rounded footballers have started to yield fruits, as one of their trainee players, Akakbota Fejeiro Simeon, recorded one of the highest marks in the annual JAMB examination. Simeon, who played for the Wazobia team against the World XI, scored 352 points in this year’s UTME to rank among the top 10 out of the 1.9 mill ion candidates that wrote the examination.

DAILY INDEPENDENT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- Court Okays Suits Against UniAbuja VC, DG SEC: Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Federal High Court Abuja, on Tuesday, granted leave to Centre for Social Justice to file a suit against the Vice-C h a n c e l l o r o f t h e U n i v e rs i t y o f Abuja. Similarly, the court gave the Centre the nod to institute legal action against the Director-General, Security and Exchange Commission (SEC).

DAILY INDEPENDENT, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- 80, 041 Candidates Failed to Accept Offer of Admission in 2019- JA M B : T h e J o i nt A d m i s s i o n s a n d Matriculation Board (JAMB) has disclosed that 80,041 candidates are yet to accept the offer of provisional admission in the 2 0 1 9 e x e r c i s e a s o f M a y 2 7 ,

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effectiveness of home-based learning programmes, especially in the wake of the total lockdown as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, UNICEF Nigeria is providing technical support to ensure that edu-volunteers are part of the monitoring effort supporting state officials and parents.He added that the efforts would help states in tracking down the number of children via the platform with feedback being received from callers on radio, television and the websites during monitoring sessions.

THISDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- Osun to Review Schools’ Reclassification Policy Ahead of Resumption: Osun State government has concluded plans to implement the review of the reclassification policy of schools which it approved earlier.The review is targeted towards restoring the 6-3-3-4 classification system through which each level of education will return to its earlier class structure. The state government had approved the reversal of the single school uniform, ‘reclassification’ of the public school system and the restoration of conventional single-sex schools.

THISDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- Nigerian Varsities Unite to Kick-Out C O V I D - 1 9 P a n d e m i c T h r o u g h Research: Nigerian universities are improving their capacity to contribute to the global response to the pandemic through innovative solutions. Babcock University is leading a tripartite effort to repurpose old drugs in an international research consortium, in collaboration with the University of Ibadan, Nigeria and

the University of Wolverhampton, the UK.Researchers at the University of Lagos developed a new AmbuVent Ventilator (now patented), and hand-sanitisers w h i c h fo r m u l at i o n i n c l u d e d t h e utilisation of local plants.

Also, the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Registrars of Private Universities in Nigeria has set up a committee of seven universities to write a proposal for submission to the Nigerian Universities Commission (NUC) for ground-breaking collaborative research on COVID-19.

GUARDIAN, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 2020- NUC, Nigerian Scientists Abroad Partner on Biomedical Research: The National Universities Commission (NUC) is aligning efforts with the Nigeria Diaspora Biomedical Research Group to increase the capacity of Nigerian scientists in biomedical research amid global efforts to find a cure for the deadly coronavirus. The partnership, which is being facilitated by a Nigerian scientist at the University of Florida, United States. Prof. Folakemi Odedina is also aimed at training the researchers on grant-writing proposals in order to access funds at the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and other research-funding agencies globally. Also in Daily Independent, Thursday, July 2, 2020.

OPINION

DAILY INDEPENDENT, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 2020- TETFund Budget and Buhari’s Love for Research and Education: In this article, the author looks at the essence of

2020. According to JAMB, the non-acceptance of the offer for the 2019 admission cuts across public and private universities, colleges of education, polytechnics, monotechnics and other tiers of institutions across the 36 states of the federation and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja. Until a candidate accepts his/ her admission on the Board’s website, prints the admission, he/she cannot be said to be admitted anywhere.

THISDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- UNILORIN Student Sentenced to Nine Months’ Imprisonment for Fraud: An Ilorin High Court in Kwara State has sentenced a 19-year-old Chemistry student of the University of Ilorin, Mr Ajayi Joshua Oluwatobi, to nine months imprisonment for defrauding three students seeking accommodation. The University exposed the act and supported the prosecution to serve as a deterrent to others. Justice Sikiru Oyinloye, who delivered the ruling, also ordered Oluwatobi to pay the sum of N105, 000.

THISDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 2020- COVID-19: Effective Online Teaching for Basic Education is Possible, Says UNICEF: Contrary to reports about the smooth running of online classes in Nigeria’s education sector, with emphasis on basic education, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) has revealed that utmost success can be achieved in this style of learning, saying that it has been t e s t e d a n d p r o v e n . A c c o r d i n g to communications specialist UNICEF, Dr G e o f f rey N j o ku , to e n h a n c e t h e

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continue the series by highlighting the o p e r a t i o n s o f t h e O n e - T i m e Password(OTP) which temporal ly replaces biometric verification through the use of fingerprints. A f t e r s u c c e s s f u l l y b o o k i n g a n appointment, at the centre, there could be a number of services that a candidate may wish to access which require payment as all payments for any of the Board's services must be made on its platform. As such, for those that want to pay at the JAMB Office, they would need to have an ATM card to facilitate the payment process or in the alternative, they could proceed to a commercial bank

to do so.As soon as payment is successful, an OTP would be sent to the candidate’s phone after which he/she can complete the process. The OTP temporarily replaces b iometr ic ver i f icat ion by way of fingerprints as a means of curbing the spread of the virus.Candidates are, therefore, urged to take advantage of these innovations to access any of the Board's services they desire unhindered. For services, complaints or inquiries that do not require physical contact, our online ticketing platform access ib le through our webs i te : www.jamb.gov.ng, is available to address

reason. With this mechanism in place, no candidate can visit any of the Board’s off ices without f i rst securing an appointment tied to a specific date and time.As the government continues to ease the lockdown especially with the recent directive for schools to open for those in termina l c lasses , i t has become imperative for the Board to allow such students who had taken its examination and desired to request one service or another from the Board to do so. In line with the Board’s resolve to always provide effective and efficient services to its clients, JAMBulletin will this week

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PUNCH, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 2020- Engineers’ Society Gives N16m Scholarships to Top UTME Candidates: The Nigerian Society of Engineers has granted a N16m scholarship to 16 candidates who had the highest scores in the last Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The meeting was held in honour of the top UTME candidates in the country who incidentally seek to study engineering.This award is a confirmation of the confidence on the Board’s output.

research in developing countries. He pointed out the sad state of research facilities in the country over the years could be attributed to poor funding. He, however, commended the recent p r o n o u n c e m e n t b y P r e s i d e n t M u h a m m a d u B u h a r i o f h i s admin ist rat ion’s commitment to expanding access to quality education in a manner that would enhance the productivity of its citizens with the upward review of the National Research Fund of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, the establishment of additional six Federal Science and Technical Colleges and execution of a proactive Teacher Training

JAMB GETS CERTIFICATE OF DECONTAMINATION AND DISINFECTIONcertificate of decontamination and disinfection.The Certificate, duly signed by the Hon. Minister of Environment, Dr. Mohammed Mahmood Abubakar, was issued to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board for putting in place necessary precautions to safeguard the lives of its staff in line with the protocols of the Environmental Health Officers Registration Council of Nigeria (EHORECON).Handing the Certificate to the Registrar of the Board, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, who was represented by the Director, Test Administration, Dr. Yusuf Lawal, the Hon. Minister of Environment, Dr. Mohammad Abubakar, who was represented by Mrs . Chr i s -Ben jamin Uche, Assistant Director, Environmental Health, said the Certificate was in honour of the swift response and

proactive measures taken by the Board to decontaminate its offices nationwide with a view to curbing the spread of COVID-19. It asserted that by doing so, the Board had not only protected its staff but also clients who regularly visit the Board for one service or another. The Board, had in full compliance with the directive of the Federal Government instituting a partial resumption of work, sought the services of the Environmental Health Officers Registration Council of Nigeria (EHORECON) to decontaminate all its offices nationwide. It would be recalled that the Board equally installed Disinfectant Sprayers, Pedal-Operated Hand Washing Machine in its offices to ensure that no staff or client is unnecessarily exposed to the virus.ollowing its efforts at containing the dreaded FCOVID-19 Pandemic, the Joint Admissions and

Matriculation Board (JAMB) has been issued a

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THISDAY, MONDAY, JUNE 29, 2020- 2,000 Fake NCE Certificates Uncovered in Kwara College: The Provost of Kwara State College of Education(CoED), Ilorin, Prof. Yusuf AbdulRaheem, has hinted that the authorities of the institution have discovered about 2,000 fake National Certificate of Education (NCE) allegedly issued in the name of the institution. He, however, said some of the certificates were tendered as genuine in government agencies and establishments for employment. He stated that the institution had requested the state Ministry of Education, State Universal Basic Education Board and the state Teaching Service Commission to undertake verification of their staff to ascertain the genuineness of the certificates being paraded.

serve as a catalyst for the advancement of Universities and other Higher Education institutions in the region." Prof. Oladiji said AWAU would mark its 10th Anniversary in 2021 and stressed the need for the Association to come together to make it a unique event.She said members would be informed of additional details as they emerge and urged them to direct any questions or sug gest ions to info@awau.org or awauconference@gmail.com.

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Mrs Chris-Benjamin Uche, Assistant Director Environmental Health, Federal Ministry of Environment( 2nd from left) presenting the certificate to Dr Yusuf Lawal, Director, Test Administration, JAMB( 2nd from right), Dr Abdulwahab Oyedukun, Deputy Director, Legal Serivices, JAMB and Miss Ezerime Princess Chizoba , Environmental Health Officer at the Certificate presentation to JAMB.

he Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has Tcarried out minor reorganisation of its administrative structure with the aim of providing effective services to the

nation. The reorganisation, which was approved by the Governing Board, affected only the former Corporate Support Services Department which is now to be known as Human Resources Department with the following Divisions and Units as outline below: The Department is to be headed by a Director with the Clinic Record;Leave Passage Units in the Director’s Office.The Divisions are Staff Matters with Appointment, Promotion and Discipline;Severance and Registry Units. Training and Capacity Building Division and Pension and Welfare Division which has PENCON/PFA and Group Life; Welfare and Retirement/Resignation Units.These changes are with immediate effect and all members of staff of the Board and other stakeholders are to note.

CORPORATE SUPPORT SERVICES NOW HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

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TH6 JULYMamman Kpaki IdrisuAisha Abdulrashid

TH7 JULYSherifat Funmilayo OladapoUmoru UsmanAdeyinka KayodeFabian BenjaminMuhammad Ibn Abdullahi

TH 8 JULYMoshood Yinka YusufYakubu UmarJeleel Kayode RajiMusa Yusuf

· TH TH JAMB CELEBRATES STAFF BORN JULY 6 2020 – JULY 12 2020

Mozeedah ModupeolaAmina Echoga

TH 9 JULY

Aliyu Kolawole JibrilIsaiah Olubode AdeigbeEbele Rose EmekaJuliet Chinenye Anekwe OdimukoRegina Omolola AjibolaOluwatosin Yewande JohnsonVictor Oluwaseyi Adewumi

TH 10 JULYLucy Pius DzinginaIbrahim RaboLadi Balami Yakubu

Ngusoron Joan AsenFatima Abdulrahman AdamuNkechi KawedoSefiu Olayinka Ayodeji

TH 11 JULYBernad Chinedu OsanebiLucky Amos KauraHassana Taiye Abdulkareem

TH 12 JULYAli Igoche

Emmanuella Onyelu EjembiChioma Uche IremGarba Saleh AhmedIsyaku Muhammad Kankiya

JUNE 27 - JULY 03, 2020

REPORT OF INFLOW AND OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD

S/N

1

2

3

4

TOTAL 19,487,100.00

DESCRIPTION PURPOSE OF REVENUE AMOUNT

E-FACILITIES/SALES 5,941,038.00

Other Venture 8,793,387.00

CBT CENTRE SERVICE CHARGE 2,675.00

Returns 4,750,000.00

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2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

DESCRIPTION PURPOSE OF PAYMENT AMOUNT

Staff Claims Various 8,765,960.32

Outsourced Service Agency Service 5,195,000.00

CBT Centres 2020 UTME 8,004,300.00

Remita Bank

charges 45,021.00

Outsourced

Service Cleaning

Services 4,155,562.50

Federal

Polytechnic ,

Auchi

Disinfectant

Equipment 3,500,000.00

JMG

LIMITED Maintenance

of

Generator 468,540.28

Jated

Nigeria

Ltd. Construction

of

Water

reservoir 6,197,940.37

MTN

NIGERIA

Communications

Ltd Internet

Access

Charges 7,458,737.15

Prefab

World

International

Services

Ltd. Maintainance

of

Building 1,647,444.50

Precise

Company

Nig

Ltd Printing 359,100.00

Bwari

Kitchen

Nigeria

Ltd Refreshment

and

Meals 946,750.00

TOTAL 46,744,356.12

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Zonal Offices bear the names of the towns they are located.

JAMBZONAL AND STATE OFFICES OF THE BOARDS/N ZONAL OFFICE STATES IN THE ZONE

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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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