BOOM 🔥🔥 JAMB TAKES ACTIONS AGAINST BIOMETRIC SCAM, PENALIZES 11 CBT CENTERS.

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                       1 minute read. ⏱️ 20:50pm


BY Prof Hõlå isããc ☦️

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board JAMB has recommended disciplinary measures against 11 Computer-Based Test CBT centers and multiple candidates involved in biometric fraud during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination UTME registration.

JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, announced that candidates linked to over 50 biometric infractions will face a three-year ban from JAMB, WAEC, NECO, and NABTEB activities. Those involved in fewer than 50 irregularities will receive a warning and must submit a written apology.
Implicated CBT centers must sign a bond of ethical compliance and provide evidence of staff training by a federal university. The Board will only re-engage with these centers upon meeting these requirements.

Oloyede emphasized JAMB's commitment to protecting examination integrity, vowing strict enforcement against malpractice. The Board will not tolerate excuses from defaulting centers, and those affiliated with government institutions may face additional disciplinary measures.

The implicated CBT centers include: 👇🏾

1. Misau Emirate ICT Centre, Bauchi

2. Ijaw National Academy, Bayelsa

3. Nigerian Army University ICT Directorate, Gombe

4. Emerald IT Academy, Edo

5. Tigh Technologies (Sascon International School), Abuja

6. Jicoras CBT Centre, Jigawa

7. Huntsville Technology Ltd, Lagos

8. Jolas College CBT Centre, Lagos

9. Abdul Ocean Weath CBT Centre, Oyo

10. National Open University (NOUN), Plateau

11. Consulate Salle D'Examen CBT Centre, Rivers

Stakeholder Reaction 👇🏾

Former Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Fatai Owoseni, described the violations as criminal, warning of potential prosecutions. However, he urged leniency for first-time offenders.


© Prof Hõlå isããc ☦️


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