The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has come under intense public scrutiny as thousands of candidates and their families await the release of results from the 2025 rescheduled UTME. Over 379,000 candidates took part in the resit exercise following technical glitches that disrupted the initial Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
Punch Newspapers reports that JAMB has reviewed the results but is proceeding with caution due to concerns over integrity and fairness. Many students, left in limbo, have taken to social media to demand transparency and immediate publication of their scores.
Premium Times quotes a JAMB official stating that the delay is intentional to avoid a repeat of the errors that marred the original exam sessions. The board is reportedly working to ensure that every candidate receives accurate and verified results.
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In a surprising revelation, TheCable shared comments from JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, who admitted he considered resignation following the chaos caused by the system malfunction. He emphasized the emotional and administrative toll of the 2025 UTME errors and vowed to restore public trust.
This growing tension between candidates and the board has made the topic a top trend nationwide, as many await clarity on their academic futures.
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