DANJUMA’S CALL FOR SELF-DEFENSE MAY LEAD TO ANARCHY – GOV NAMADI. (PHOTO).

A father was arrested for impersonating his son during the 2024 UTME exam, highlighting ongoing issues of cheating and impersonation. The JAMB Registrar emphasized the consequences of such actions, noting improved technology aiding in detection. Despite challenges like dual NINs, efforts are underway to address identity verification loopholes. He praised smoother exam procedures due to enhanced automation, with over 1.94 million candidates participating. Concerns arose over parental interference, although minimal compared to previous years. Candidates missing exams due to logistical issues faced challenges, with JAMB unable to accommodate rescheduling for a few. The Registrar criticized schools exploiting students for profit, leading to exam disruptions. Efforts continue to maintain exam integrity and streamline procedures for future UTME sessions.
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