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Oloyede States Parents, Not Students, Are Primarily Responsible for Exam Malpractice
Former JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede claims parents are the leading cause of examination malpractice, often pushing their own children into dishonest academic practices.
Former Minister Advises New JAMB Registrar to Uphold Oloyede’s Accomplishments
Former Education Minister Chinwe Obaji calls on new JAMB Registrar Segun Aina to build upon the strong foundation of integrity and innovation established by his predecessor, Is’haq Oloyede.
New JAMB Head Vows Strict Action Against Exam Fraud
Newly appointed JAMB Registrar Prof. Segun Aina has pledged to eliminate examination malpractice through strict enforcement, technological innovation, and a focus on institutional integrity.
Oyo High Court Rules Against Forced Hijab Removal by JAMB
An Oyo State High Court has ruled that JAMB cannot force female students to remove their hijabs for exams, declaring the practice an unconstitutional violation of religious rights.
JAMB Issues Warning Against Unofficial Admissions as NUC Targets Over-Enrollment
JAMB has warned students that unofficial admission offers bypass legal channels, while the NUC prepares to audit universities to prevent enrollment beyond authorized capacities.
JAMB Issues Warning Against Unofficial Admissions as NUC Targets Over-Enrollment
JAMB has warned candidates that bypassing the official CAPS portal for admission is illegal, while the NUC prepares to enforce stricter monitoring of university enrollment quotas and AI usage.
JAMB Equal Opportunity Group Facilitates Admission for 4,216 Disabled Students Over a Decade
A total of 4,216 students with disabilities have entered Nigerian higher education institutions in the last 10 years through the JAMB Equal Opportunity Group initiative.
JAMB Ends Direct Entry for 100 and 200 Level Admission at Colleges of Education
JAMB has announced that from the 2026/2027 session, direct entry into 100-level and 200-level programs at Colleges of Education is abolished, with all admissions now requiring the NCE route.
President Tinubu names 39-year-old Professor Segun Aina as next JAMB Registrar
President Bola Tinubu has appointed Professor Segun Aina, a 39-year-old computer engineering expert, to succeed Professor Ishaq Oloyede as the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.