Skip to main content

JAMB Will Not Add To Or Remove From Lists Of Candidates Sent By Institutions – JAMB Boss

By

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday has disclosed that it will not remove, add to or alter in any way the list of admitted candidates forwarded to the Board by various institutions.

This was disclosed by the JAMB Registrar Prof. Is-haq Oloyede during the ongoing technical meeting with stake holders at kano.

He further stated that he is committed to ensuring that the admissions for 2016 were concluded before or by the approved deadline of November 30, 2016, since to whom much is given much is expected. He added that the 2016 admissions, will be as smooth as ever.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Download MP3: Lil Kesh - Kojo [Prod. by Young John]

By
Former YBNL act and now YAGI owner premieres the first single since forming his own record label and since releasing his album, Young And Getting It (Y.A.G.I). The song is a dance track titled Kojo and produced by non other than the wicked producer, Young John. Listen, Download and share. Download If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element
Post a Comment
Read more

Download Video: Mark Angel Comedy - In-law In-law (E83)

By
It's Friday again! A day we all look forward to seeing another episode of Mark Angel Comedy. Thus episode is nothing short of funny as Emmanuella tricks Denilson into doing her bidding and punishing him when he did. Watch, download and enjoy. Mark Angel Comedy Episode 83 - In-law In-law Release date: Sep 2, 2016 Download
Post a Comment
Read more

Bollywood star, Salman Khan, avoids jail

By
An Indian court on Monday acquitted Bollywood superstar Salman Khan of killing protected wildlife 18 years ago, ending the latest long-running case against the actor. Khan was convicted in 2006 of hunting rare gazelles while he was shooting a film in the northern state of Rajasthan eight years earlier. He was sentenced to one and five years in jail for two separate cases of shooting the animals, but the actor has filed appeals that have kept him from serving the stints. High Court judge Nirmaljit Kaur cleared the actor in both cases, ruling that the pellets recovered from the animals were not fired from Khan's gun. "The honourable high court has not agreed to the prosecution evidence or its documents in both the cases. Definitely, it's a good thing that an innocent man has received justice," Khan's lawyer Hastimal Saraswat told NDTV. The 50-year-old bachelor was not in court in the northern city of Jodhpur to hear the judgement. Indian courts are o...
Post a Comment
Read more