has said that Direct Entry candidates seeking to gain admission to Nigerian universities will henceforth be required to sit for the UTME along with other candidates.
He said the committee meeting was held to appraise the recent crisis witnessed in the conduct of the 2023 DE registration. He said the development underscored the board’s commitment and determination towards changing the negative narrative of A’level admissions into higher institutions in Nigeria. ”This policy is to be situated within the ambit of the Board’s relentless efforts aimed at enhancing the growth of the nation’s education sector as it would promote transparency, accountability and good governance,” he said.
‘”Sinnce assuming office Prof. Oloyede-led management has remitted over N55 billion to the Federal Government coffers. ”This has changed the narratives such that JAMB now posts humongous returns to the Consolidated Revenue Fund .