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PRE-RESUMPTION MEETINGS
FINANCIAL REPORT OF INFLOW AND ND
OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD OF 2 MAYTH
TO 8 MAY, 2020
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JAMB DEMONSTRATES SOCIAL DISTANCING
LIST OF CENTRES DELISTED DURING 2020 UTME
“WHY THERE IS PRESSURE IN JAMB EXAMINATION” - EKITI STATE COORDINATOR
Pg 5 COVID-19 PANDEMIC: ADVISORY ON WEARING OFFACE MASKS
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Ekiti State Coordinator, Mr. Abdulhakim Abdulhameed.
he pressure that usually trails the Unified TTertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint
Admissions and Matriculation Board(JAMB) may not be unconnected with the preference for university education and failure to cover the prescribed syllabi for the examination by candidates.The Ekiti State Coordinator of the Board, Mr.
Abdulhakim Abdulhammeed, shared this view in a telephone chat with JAMBulletin in Abuja on Friday.He said the pressure by parents and guardians on the candidates to obtain high scores that would secure selected programmes in universities for the candidates is the genesis of the various attempts by candidates to engage in examination irregularities.The Coordinator said “Some parents' insistence that their wards should study particular programmes and foisting such programmes on them without taking into cognizance the capacity or interest of their wards is contributing to their desperation to pass by all means in public examination like the UTME.From experience, many of these candidates are forced by their parents to pick programmes that satisfy the desires of the parents rather than the candidates. For instance, some parents would want their children to pick Medicine, Law or Engineering and nothing else.”He said, "The overwhelming preference for
university education has also exerted much
pressure on the Board which has to deal with a
situation whereby other tiers of tertiary
institutions are denied their fair share of
candidates. It is so bad that when slots are
HIGHER EDUCATION AND EMERGING TRENDS
- Says Oloyede has Strengthened The Capacity of State Coordinators, Enhanced Service Delivery
changing more rapidly than ever-shifting demographics, the economy and the ever-expanding list of skills expected by employers. All these coupled with rapid advances in technology present both challenges and opportunities in the workforce. It is pertinent to note that in the emerging scenario, the right skills are needed to overcome all the seeming challenges people need to embrace. They also need to come to terms with the current reality and the imperatives to change the status quo, even as the traditional academic skills cannot be wished away. There is need to vigorously innovate and plan for the future and the future is now. Future leaders would need to embrace the contemporary approach of solving
issues through technology coupled with right competencies to navigate the right solutions.The Joint Admissions and matriculation Board (JAMB), for instance, has been able to take advantage of technology to provide services to the public during the Covid-19 period and also used webinar and other related technologies to run its affairs.The Webinar and zoom technology again readily comes to mind as all these have encouraged and promoted learning with its attendant benefits.The virtual environment has the potential to make you a more effective authority, help in the developing critical leadership skills by utilising specialised knowledge and creating an efficient process with good outcomes.
s rightly captured by Inside Higher AEd News of 7th May, 2020, the recent invasion of corona virus,
otherwise called Covid-19, has changed the landscape of higher education and other sectors of our life.The sudden shock to virtually all spheres of l ife particularly the closure of university campuses across the nation and the effects on basic education has necessitated virtual delivery. The current reality is to evolve higher e d u c a t i o n a l l a n d s c a p e t h a t i s interdependent with a design to create experience that prepares students for emerging realities with a view to making them become great critical thinkers, face challenges and proffer solutions as they emerge.The landscape of higher education is
Pg 3 EKITI STATE OFFICE DECONTAMINATES PREMISES
LIST OF INFRACTIONS COMMITTED BY CANDIDATESDURING THE CONDUCT OF THE 2020 UTME
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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
s selected staff of the Joint AAdmissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) resume in line with
the circular from the Head of Service of the Federation (HOSF), which directed that only staff on GL.14 and above and those on essential services should resume at work within the three-day weekly schedule, the Management of the Board has been holding its meetings in line with e x t a n t g u i d e l i n e s r e l a t i n g t o physical/social distancing as issued by relevant agencies to curb the spread of COVID 19. Part of these measures included holding of virtual meetings comprising Zonal Directors and State Coordinators as well as the mandatory
wearing of face masks where physical attendance is possible.Further-more, the Registrar of the Board, Prof. Is haq Oloyede, a stickler for rules and regulations, has also procured face masks for all staff of the Board and installed hand-washing facilities at strategic positions in all the Board's offices across the Federation.Similarly, to ensure that candidates are adequately and promptly attended to during this challenging period, the Board has, in addition to what was provided during the lockdown, designed means of attending to candidates without violating the social distancing policy of the government.
In this connection, the Board has made adequate preparations to ensure that candidates desirous of services that require their physical presence are attended to. However, these candidates must first secure an online appointment through a process that will be released to the public in due course.After secur ing th is appointment , candidates must be at the various offices not earlier than the time allotted to them and certainly not after the appointed time. This arrangement is to ensure that the off ices are not crowded and candidates are attended to at their appointed time.
JAMB DEMONSTRATES SOCIAL DISTANCING
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D A I L Y T R U S T, S U N D A Y, M A Y 3 , 2020 –NOUN to Begin Virtual Training on Digital Literacy: The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) is to offer free virtual training programme on some selected digital short courses from May 4, 2020, to enhance academic activities. The training programme would be anchored in conjunction with CISCO Academy amidst the COVID-19 lockdown.
PUNCH, MONDAY, MAY 4, 2020 PAGE 5 –2020 UTME: JAMB Remits N7bn Into FG' Coffers: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has made huge remittance to the Federal Government, saying the amount is part of the excess funds generated in 2020. Also in Guardian, Monday, May 5, 2020, The Nation, Monday, May 4, 2020, Daily Trust, Monday, May 5, 2020, Blueprint, Tuesday, May 5, 2020, Page 13
T H E N AT I O N , T U E S D AY, M AY 5 , 2 0 2 0 – G o v t . t o D e c o n t a m i n a t e Schools Before Resumption: The Federal Government has disclosed that plans are underway to decontaminate schools across the country before their reopening f o r a c a d e m i c a c t i v i t i e s . T h e decontamination would focus on the s u r r o u n d i n g s . T h e M i n i s t r y o f Environment would work in conjunction with the Ministry of Education to get data of schools to ease the process of decontamination. Also in Punch, Tuesday, May 5, 2020, Daily Trust, Tuesday, May 5, 2020
T H E N AT I O N , T U E S D AY, M AY 5 , 2020 – UNILORIN Set to Make COVID-19 Vaccine Research Breakthrough: The University of Ilorin (Unilorin) has pledged that it would soon produce a vaccine for coronavirus (COVID-19). According to the institution, a team of medical experts and scientists led by a Professor of Medical Virology, Prof. Mathew Kolawole, is currently working on the project.
PUNCH, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2020 – Ahead of Resumption, JAMB Disinfects Offices
Nationwide: The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has decontaminated the Board’s headquarters and its offices nationwide. The decontamination was necessary, according to the Board, to protect members of staff who would be resuming work as directed by the government under the gradual easing of the lockdown.
P U N C H , W E D N E S D A Y, M A Y 6 , 2020 – Revisiting JAMB’s Exemplary Leadership: This is an opinion of a writer showcasing the leadership qualities of Prof. Oloyede.
DAILY INDEPENDENT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2020, PAGE 18 – FG to Take Over J A M B ’ S E x R e g i s t r a r ’s C h o i c e Properties: The Federal Government has stated that it would take over any property privately acquired using public funds.
DAILY TRUST, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2020 – Adamu Adamu and Education in Nigeria: This piece takes a look at the responsibilities of the Hon Minister of Educat ion and how he has been discharging them.
NIGERIAN TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 2020 –16- YEAR Old Female Nigerian Bags Presidential Scholarship in the U S : A 1 6 - y e a r - o l d N i g e r i a n , Miss Oyebola Ajayi-Bembe, has bagged a presidential scholarship into one of the 20 notable universities in the United States of America (USA). This was made known during a high school graduation c e re m o ny h e l d re c e nt l y i n N ew Jersey. Oyebola was the only female in the selected category who took the second position after a Chinese.
G U A R D I A N , T H U R S D AY, M AY 7 , 2020 – NUC, AIRTEL to Pay N703m for Copyright Violation: A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the National U n i v e rs i t i e s C o m m i s s i o n ( N U C ) and Airtel to pay-TV Xtra Production
N703m as damages for infringing on its copyright.
PUNCH, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 2020 – Tech-U Varsity Produces Digital, Mechanical Ventilators: The First Technical University of Ibadan, Oyo State has produced two prototypes ventilators. According to the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Ayobami Sa lami , one of the ventilators was digital, while the other was mechanical. He added that the production of the mechanical ventilator was necessary after careful consideration for situations where there would be no electricity.
DAILY TRUST, THURSDAY, MAY 7 , 2020 – FG Says Schools Must Recruit Tech-Savvy Teachers: The Registrar, Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN), Prof. Segun Ajiboye, has said that schools must henceforth employ certified teachers who are proficient in modern technology. He urged faculties of education and colleges of education to review their curriculum to include technology-driven training.
DAILY TRUST, THURSDAY, MAY 7 , 2020 – E-learning Sites Get Free Data: The Federal Ministry of Education says a mobile service operator, 9mobile, has offered free data access to online education sites. The Director, Press and Public Relations, Ben Bem Goong, says the move will support the federal government’s e-learning initiative during the COVID-19 lockdown.
THE NATION, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 2020 –UNIOSUN to Hold Online Matriculation: Osun State University will hold its 13th matriculation online. According to the Institution, this is in view of the prevailing C O V I D - 1 9 p a n d e m i c w h i c h h a s prevented public gathering of any kind, it has resolved to conduct an online matriculation for the fresh students.
EKITI STATE OFFICE DECONTAMINATES PREMISES he Ekiti State Office of the Joint TAdmissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has carried out the total
decontamination of its office premises in Ado-Ekiti.The decontamination exercise was in line with the directives of the Management of the Board to protect its staff against the ravages of the COVID 19 pandemic especially on their resumption at work. It is to be noted that the directive for resumpt ion came in the wake of government's decision to ease the six-week lockdown occasioned by the pandemic.
The decontamination exercise was carried out on Sunday, 3rd May, 2020, by the E n v i r o n m e n t a l H e a l t h O f f i c e r s R e g i s t r a t i o n C o u n c i l o f N i g e r i a (EHORECON) led by its State Coordinator, Mr. Ajayi Ayokunle.The Registrar of the Board, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede, had directed that all offices of the Board be decontaminated ahead of the gradual resumption of staff on GL.14 and above and those on essential services as directed by the Head of Service of the Federation (HOSF).He said the decontamination was
imperative as staff safety takes priority over other matters. He admonished staff to adhere strictly to guidelines on preventive measures issued by relevant government agencies. According to him, the Board had domesticated those provisions by making available face masks for all staff and mandating the placing of hand-washing equipment at the entrance points of all its offices.The State Coordinator stated that the Ekiti State Office had complied with all these protocols with the aim of safeguarding the lives of its staff.
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TH11 MAYAderonke Oladunni FayanjuHabibat Olateju Suara
TH12 MAYHalilu Abdullahi GwarzoCharity Chinyere OkwereAbdulrahman MammanBilkisu Musa AliyuFolake Mary FaluyiIbrahim Lawal Jirah
TH13 MAYHussaina Mohammed IndabawaHabiba Adamu IsaRasaq Olanrewaju EdunOluwayemisi Odekunle
TH 14 MAY Joseph Ogbe
· TH TH JAMB CELEBRATES STAFF BORN MAY 11 2020 – MAY 17 2020
Adamu Ibrahim Maryam Omon AbdulrahamanRamatu AbubakarAdeola Ayobami AdeniyiNimotalahi Mustapha
TH15 MAYAbba Dan-MalamFriday EkureMusa MohammedAmina Aliyu MohammedJoshua Obrigbo Amos Yunana AwoksonMaureen AdamsJuliet Nkechi OssaiGrace Olima-WilliamAdegoke Lukman AdeyemiBoma Vanessa OmbuAbdullahi Aminu Muazu
Oladipo James Meseda
TH16 MAYFelicia JagabaSalman Rasaq AdemolaBridget Doourun Magnus
TH17 MAYShuaibu Bello Comfort Unekwu EdetanlenAzeez Abdul AdamuRafiu Tunde OseniIdris Mohammed JungudoNana Isioma AzibiantuHauwa'u Danladi InuwaEsther Olayinka SijuwolaRosemary Myina Kanu
MAY 02 - MAY 08, 2020
REPORT OF INFLOW AND OUTFLOW FOR THE PERIOD
S/N DESCRIPTION AMOUNT (N)
1
2
3
E-facilities/Sales 6,774,072.00
Consultancy Services 30,000,000.00
CBT Centre Service Charge 4,000.00
TOTAL 36,778,072.00
S/N DESCRIPTION PURPOSE OF
PAYMENT AMOUNT
(N)
TOTAL 97,353,914.01
1 Staff
Claims
and
Welfare Various 38,459,444.57
2 CBT
Centres
payment 2020
UTME 44,058,952.50
3 Remita Bank charges 34,572.00
4 Cleaning and fumigationDecontamination of Headquarter, Zonal
and State Offices6,000,000.00
5 MTN Nigeria Comm. Ltd Internet Access 420,000.00
6 Sabkon Integrated Ltd. Internet Access 50,000.00
7 Supervision of Examination 2020 UTME 5,560,000.00
8 Kwara
State
Polytechnic Pedal
Operated Hand
washing
machine 2,500,000.00
9 Abuja
Electricity
Dist.
Coy Electricity Charges 270,944.94
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COVID-19 PANDEMIC: ADVISORY ON WEARING OF FACE MASKSat mitigating its spread. Some countries have recorded a level of success in containing the contagion, hence the advisory to residents. In addition, lockdowns and stay-at-home Protocols, observance of other rules of personal hygiene have been adopted globally as measures to curb the spread of the pandemic.As the global lockdown started easing, it is pertinent to continue to follow extant guidelines on how to remain safe and to
also keep others safe too. According to an experiment conducted in a laboratory in England, it was observed that wearing face masks while adhering to social distancing rules plays a vital role in minimising or containing the spread of the virus. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) joins the FCTA in urging the general public to strictly adhere to all rules aimed at keeping us safe during the COVID-19 pandemic.
n line with the Nigeria Centre for IDisease Control (NCDC), the Federal Capital Territory Authority (FCTA), has
urged all residents to wear face masks every time they are in a public place to protect themselves and others from contracting the deadly virus. FCTA warned that the face mask should be worn properly otherwise the aim of procuring it would be defeated.Although the face mask is not a cure for the dreaded disease, it is a measure aimed
are not pressured to study courses they do
not have the capacity for. For instance, the
Board had to issue a circular stopping third
p a r t y t ra n s a c t i o n s o n b e h a l f o f
c a n d i d a t e s . U n d e r t h e p r e s e n t
dispensation, not even parents can
transact business on behalf of their wards
as the Board noticed that parents were
making changes with respect to career
choices for candidates without their
knowledge or consent."He called on all and sundry to address the
challenges of apathy of candidates
towards reading and the quest to cut
corners, among others. Narrating the innovations put in place by
the Board to check all incidences of
examination infractions, he said cheating
does not pay as perpetrators will certainly
be caught given the various innovations
put in place by the Board. According to the
State Coordinator, hard work is the easiest
way to the top. He added that the Board, under the
administration of Prof. Is-haq Oloyede,
had tenaciously ensured that adequate
information is provided to the public on
every step taken so that nobody is in the
dark on several innovations that are
introduced to enhance the operations of
the Board. He said advisories are consistently being
issued while stakeholders' meetings are
held as and when due to deliberate on
how best to address feedbacks from the
candidates and the general public.M r. Ab d u lh a k im co mmen d ed t h e
uncommon leadership style and support
the Registrar had provided to the Board
particularly the State Coordinators in the
realisation of the mandate of the Board.He said, "State Coordinators will continue
to give their best given the tremendous
support accorded them by the Oloyede-
led Management. His leadership qualities
i n t h e a r e a s o f a c c o u n t a b i l i t y,
transparency and doggedness have made
all of us proud. The society also expects us
all to replicate these qualities. We all know
it's no longer business as usual as he keeps
us all on our toes to deliver results."On his work schedule in Ekiti State, the
innovative State Coordinator said his work
primarily is to bring the Board’s services
closer to the people of Ekiti, manage the
Human Resources in the state and provide
interventions where necessary.He said, “I also cultivate good relationship
with stakeholders as well as project the
positive image of the Board in the state
and carry out other duties assigned to me
by the Registrar”.Continuing, "On assumption of duty in
Ekiti State, in September last year, I
visited stakeholders in the state which
made it easy to relate with them and
inform them of the Board's activities and
innovations. Thus, a cordial relationship
has been sustained with all concerned. As
such, they are promptly informed on
i n n ovat i o n s a s s o o n a s t h ey a re
introduced."O n t h e r e c o m m e n d a t i o n a n d
accreditation of Computer-Based Centres,
he said, ”I believe the issue of standard is
sacrosanct as it projects credibility and
aids productivity. The accredited CBT
centres in Ekiti State are closely monitored
to ensure that they do the needful at all
times. I don’t wait until accreditation
period before I visit these centres or invite
them to the office to sensitize them
periodically."
available for admission in those other tiers
of tertiary institutions and candidates,
who for obvious reasons are unable to
secure placement in the university, are
advised to consider offers of admission in
the Polytechnics or Colleges of Education,
they turn such suggestions down.”According to the Coordinator, another
factor is the excessive preference for
certification over talent by employers of
labour in the country. He said, "I
personally feel a person's ability and
productivity should not be determined by
the certificate he/she possesses alone. As
such, those values that a person brings to
whatever he does should be the principal
yardstick of competence. The earlier we
realise that the various levels of tertiary
institutions are designed to serve specific
purposes, the better. This is because every
tier has a functional role expected of it
which doesn’t make others inferior.”The highly-resourceful State Coordinator
with eight years meritorious service under
his belt as Ogun State JAMB Coordinator ,
who is currently the Ekiti State JAMB
Coordinator, said the drop in the reading
culture of students could also be
responsible for many of the acts of
examination misconduct perpetrated by
candidates during examinations. He expla ined that many of these
candidates desire the good life which they
know only education can offer them but
are not prepared to study to achieve it
rather they would want to cut corners.He, therefore, advised candidates to
prepare for the examinations. He said, "I
believe when they prepare very well,
desperation will be history. Parents, on the
other hand, should guide their children to
make the right decisions and ensure they
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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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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