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HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have
finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag
and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other
universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the
redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top
class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks,
including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for
universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of
education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked
candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their
post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source
says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today &
asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate
effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent
a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes
to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy,
Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more
at:
http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better
HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have
finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag
and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other
universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the
redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top
class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks,
including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for
universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of
education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked
candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their
post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source
says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today &
asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate
effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent
a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes
to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy,
Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more
at:
http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better
HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have
finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag
and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other
universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the
redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top
class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks,
including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for
universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of
education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked
candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their
post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source
says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today &
asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate
effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent
a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes
to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy,
Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more
at:
http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better
HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have
finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag
and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other
universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the
redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top
class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks,
including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for
universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of
education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked
candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their
post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source
says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today &
asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate
effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent
a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes
to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy,
Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more
at:
http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
