JAMB will prosecute the youth in court for falsifying the examination results According to JAMB, the young woman received a gift of $3 milli...
JAMB will prosecute the youth in court for falsifying the examination results
According to JAMB, the young woman received a gift of $3 million from the owner of the Innoson car company after learning that she received a 362 on the test.
After learning that a young woman had lied about receiving 362 marks in the UTME for 2023, JAMB threatened to sue her.
A student named Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma recently won the national JAMB examination, according to recent reports in the national newspapers and social media.
Because of this, several people began to give her presents and make efforts to finance her academic endeavors.
However, according to a statement made by the JAMB spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin, the examination results that are circulating concerning the young woman are false.
The board wishes to state unequivocally that many of the test results displayed by these children are fraudulent. When using a piece of software to manipulate the results and mislead the public, some of these pupils frequently scored far lower than what they claim to have.
The story of Miss Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma, who claimed to have scored 362 on the UTME in 2023 and earned three million naira from Chief (Dr.) Innocent Chukwuma, is the most depressing of them all, according to Fabian Benjamin.
Fabian claimed that the Anambra government is planned to honor the young woman as a result of her lie.
He added that there are many varieties of Ejikeme who claim to have received false findings.
The JAMB spokesperson once more cited the case of a young man named Atung Gerald from Kaduna State who said he received a test score of 380.
"The members of his tribe even started saying that there is a need to give him a special honor, but the board told them that Atung did not even buy the exam form, let alone sit for the exam," claimed Fabian.
JAMB declared that it will take Ejikeme to court and seize her original test results.
She also issued a warning, stating that she would look into people who had falsified exam results and that, if discovered, she would seize their actual results and turn them over to the law.