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UTME results: Lagos varsity backs JAMB registrar amid calls for his resignation

  • In 2025, Nigeria’s national entrance exam for university admission experienced significant technical issues that impacted at least 379,997 candidates, particularly in the South-East and Lagos areas.
  • These errors prompted calls for the immediate resignation of JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, including demands from groups like the Northern Renaissance Network and activist Omoyele Sowore.
  • Despite the backlash, Lagos State University expressed unwavering support for Prof. Oloyede, praising his integrity, humility, and the reforms he has implemented since taking office in 2016.
  • Prof. Oloyede admitted full responsibility for the errors and announced plans for a resit involving about 300,000 affected candidates, with Lagos State University urging Nigerians to view this as an opportunity to improve exam systems.
  • The incident highlights both the challenges in Nigeria's examination system and the complexity of accountability, with debates ongoing over leadership, transparency, and candidates' compensation.
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Legit.ng - Nigeria news. broke the news in Ikeja, Nigeria on Thursday, May 15, 2025.
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