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JAMB CONDUCT 2021 MOCK Dr JUNE 7, 2021 Vol.2 No. 27 Chairman: JAMB CONDUCT 2021 MOCK Dr. Fabian Benjamin Members: Abdulrahman Akpata Mohammed Ashumate Ismaila Jimoh Ijeoma Onyekwere Graphics Editor: Nikyu Bakau Correspondents: Ronke Fadayomi Obinna Pius Evelyn Akoja Computer Typesetting Dorcas Omolara Akinleye Cameraman: Prince Kalu Circulation: Gabriel Ajodo Martha Abo Bridget Magnus A, cross section of candidates taking the UTME in a Test Centre. h e J o i n t A d m i s s i o n s a n d the centres to be used for the examination. Pg 2 2021 UTME: CPN AND JAMB MEET ON CCTV, LIVE M a t r i c u l a t i o n B o a rd ( JA M B ) At the end of the test run, those centres STREAMINGS, STAs Tc o n d u c t e d i t s 2 0 2 1 m o c k found to be deficient are delisted while examination nationwide on Thursday, 3rd those with little and understandable hitches June 2021. are made to remedy their inadequacies Pg 2 LIST OF DELISTE CENTRES FOR VARIOUS INFRACTIONS/ OFFENCES The optional mock examination was ahead of the main examination. introduced by the Prof. Oloyede-led This year's exercise had proved to be a huge Management team in 2017 as a trial run for success and is a poignant indicator of the Pg 4 JAMB RECONVENES STAKEHOLDERS MEETING TO REVIEW the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Board’s readiness for the main Unified REPORTS ON 2021 UTME/DE REGISTRATION Examination (UTME). The mock is to allow Tertiary Matriculation Examination which the candidates to experience the CBT commences on Saturday, 19th June 2021. environment as well as enable the Board to Parents and candidates alike are to note that Pg 5 FINANCIAL REPORT OF INFLOW AND OUTFLOW FOR THE test its systems and processes. the score from the mock examination would th TH PERIOD OF 29 MAY 2021 TO 4 JUNE 2021 A total of 802 Computer-Based Test (CBT) not be added to that of the UTME as the centres with candidates' strength of 160,617 mock examination was aimed simply at participated in the exercise. exposing the candidates to the UTME testing Pg 7 2021 UTME: “DO NOT BETRAY THE TRUST REPOSED Through this test run, the Board is allowed to mode. IN YOU” ascertain the true state of facilities in each of CBT: WACS COMMENDS JAMB he West African College of Secretary-General of WACS, Prof. Philip commendation. The West African College Surgeons has commended the M. Mshelbwala, reads in part: “I write of Surgeons views this gesture as a sign of TJ o i n t A d m i s s i o n s a n d on behalf of the President, Council and your firm commitment towards assisting Matriculation Board (JAMB) for entire body of Fellows of the West us in achieving our goals of transiting to supporting the College in the conduct of African College of Surgeons to express CBT format examination.” its Computer-Based Tests. our gratitude for your support towards The letter closed with a firm commitment The commendation was contained in a the successful conduct of the to the partnership that had birthed a letter sent to the Registrar, JAMB, Prof. Is- Computer-Based Test (CBT) aspect of series of successfully conducted haq Oloyede, titled: “Appreciation for our April 2021 examinations.” assessment outcomes since its inception Conduct of April 2021 Computer-Based “Your team of technical experts were in 2017. Test (CBT) Exercise.” indeed highly professional, efficient in The letter which was signed by the their conduct and deserve special 2021 UTME: CPN AND JAMB MEET ON CCTV, LIVE STREAMING, STAs he Computer Professionals urged candidates to note that anyone nature of their assignments and the Registration Council of Nigeria who engaged in any misconduct would be importance that the Board attached to T(CPN) and the Joint Admissions fished out and prosecuted. the issue of integrity and fairness. and Matriculation Board(JAMB) have He listed the roles of the Council's Prof. Oloyede reminded the CPN finalised talks on CCTV live streaming and technical officials whom he referred to as delegation of the necessity of obtaining Monitoring of the Unified Tertiary "State Technical Assistants" or CPN-STAs NIN by its officials and urged the Council Matriculation Examination(UTME). as comprising, among others: the to compile a verifiable list of all the STAs In his remarks, the Registrar of CPN, Dr controlling and monitoring of all activities to conclusively ascertain the identities of Muhammad Bello Aliyu, said he was at within any given State through visiting those it had engaged for the exercise. the JAMB National Headquarters in every CBT centre, ensuring that all CCTV To that end, the JAMB Registrar advised furtherance of the Council's collaboration inventories are carried out at all centres in the CPN to create a NIN Verification with the Board towards delivering any given State and ensuring the live platform similar to the 55019 USSD code credible and fair UTME. streaming of all activities in all centres, being used by the Board to verify the Dr Aliyu disclosed that the Council had especially during examination sessions. authenticity of NIN provided by the entered into a partnership with JAMB to Furthermore, the CPN helmsman said the personnel it had engaged to superintend ensure that the UTME is monitored live to Council would ensure that all physical the examinations. forestall any malfeasance. backups are done and reported to the He assured the CPN delegation of the The CPN Registrar promised that the CPN/JAMB Joint Task Force. Board’s support at all times for the C o u n c i l w o u l d d e p l o y re l e va n t In his remarks, the JAMB Registrar urged sustenance of the partnership. technology and professionals to monitor CPN to engage competent hands who are all examination centres remotely and of proven integrity considering the critical As a result of infractions/offences during the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and the Direct Entry (DE) registration exercise and the underperformance of some of the centres during the conduct of the mock examination, the following centres have been delisted. CENTRES DELISTED DURING REGISTRATION EXERCISE S/No STATE CENTRE NAME REMARKS ST. STEPHEN DE MAR TYRICT HUB , P ATTER SON Unethical practices during 2021 UTME/DE 1 ANAMBRA MEMORIALGRAMMAR SCHOOL , OWERRI ROAD, Registration ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE Moved sensitive materials to another loc ation OUR LAD Y OF MT . CARMEL COLLE GECBT CENTRE, KM 5, 2 BENUE outside the approv ed premises and extortion NAKA ROAD , MAK URDI, BENUE STATE of candidat es ICT - HUB, QUEEN'SSCHOOL, OGUI NEW LAYOUT, 3 ENUGU Purport ed loss of sensitive material ENUGU, ENUGUSTATE ACHIEVERS' COMPUTERTECHNOLOGY, BY BISHOP 4 IMO Purport ed loss of sensitive material SHANAHAN COLLEGE,ORLU, IMO STATE. POPE JOHN PAUL II MODELSCHOOL , UMUNA GBO, 5 IMO Purported loss of sensitive material IHITTE EZINIHIT TE MBAISE, IMO ST ATE. LIGHTDOVE LIMITED, VOCA TIONAL AND RELEVANT 6 NASARAWA TECHNOLOGY, BEHIND ACCE SS BANK, LAFIA , Purport ed loss of sensitive material NASARAWA STATE HUNTSVILLE TECHNOL OGY LIMITED, 14/16AGBOOLA 7 OGUN STRT, TEMIDIREQUARTERS, BESIDE MOBILEFILLING Purported loss of sensitive material STATION, OREMEJIB/STOP, IBAFO, OGUN STATE COLLEGEOF AGRICULTURE(PERMANENT SITE) BALI Purported loss of sensitive material 8 TARABA ROAD, JALINGO , TARABA STATE 2 June 7 2021 Vol.2 No. 27 CENTRES DELISTED AFTER MOCK EXAMINATION S/N Centre Name State Remark 1 NATIONAL OPEN UNIVERSITY OF CROSS T echnical Deficiency NIGERIA, CALABAR STUDY CENTRE, RIVER During The Conduct Of Mock Examination PLOT 3 MM/HIGHWAY, CALABAR, CROSS RIVER STATE 2 WESTGATE CBT CENTRE 1, NO. 409 DELTA T echnical Deficiency NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA, DELTA STATE During The Conduct Of Mock Examination 3 WESTGATE CBT CENTRE 2, NO. 409 DELTA T echnical Deficiency During The Conduct NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA, DELTA STATE Of Mock Examination 4 DOMINON INTERNAT IONAL SCHOOL FCT T echnical Deficiency CBT, 40 ASHEK JARMA STREET, OFF MIKE During The Conduct Of Mock Examination AKHIGBE WAY, JABI, ABUJA, FCT T echnical Deficiency 5 MOD EL SECONDARY SCHOOL MAITAMA, FCT LAKE CHAD CRESCENT MAITAMA, During The Conduct Of Mock Examination ABUJA, FCT 6 FCT DEPARTMEN T OF SCIENCE AND FCT T echnical Deficiency TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER-BASED TEST During The Conduct CENTRE NO 4, NGOZI OKONJO - IWEALA Of Mock Examination WAY, UTAKO - ABUJA, FCT 7 TANIKEM COLLEGE.72, HARRISON LAGO S T echnical Deficiency SOLAJA STR.OFF AGO PALACE WAY BY During The Conduct Of Mock Examination DOMINIO OKOTA LAGOS. 8 IBRA HIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA NIGER T echnical Deficiency UNIVERSITY LAPAI, E-LEARNING During The Conduct Of Mock Examination CENTRE 2, KLM 3 LAPAI, NIGER STATE 9 ADESEUN OGUNDOYIN POLYTECHNIC OYO T echnical Deficiency CBT CENTRE ERUWA, OYO STATE During The Conduct Of Mock Examination 10 JESUS THE ROCK CBT CENTRE, BESIDE OYO T echnical Deficiency BOVAS PETROL STATION, JEGEDE BUS During The Conduct Of Mock Examination STOP, AKANRAN ROAD IBADAN, OYO STATE. 11 JONIK INTERLINK CONCEPT, NO 258, OYO T echnical Deficiency OBAFEMI AWOLOWO WAY, MOLETE, During The Conduct IBADAN, OYO STATE Of Mock Examination CENTRES UNDER W A TCH S/No STATE CENTRE NAME IHECHUKWUMADUBUIKEINSTITUTION OF TECHNOLOGY, NKWOAGU-AMUDA, ISUOCHI, NEAR 1 ABIA UMUNNEOCHILGA HEADQUARTERS, UMUNNEOCHI,ABIA STATE 2 BENUE ASHI POLYTECHNIC CBT CENTRE, ASHI POLYTECHNIC, ANYIIN, LOGO LGA, BENUE STATE 3 BENUE UNIVERSAL CYBERNETLTD, 3, OCHI'DOMA ROAD, OTUKPO, BENUESTATE 4 CROSS-RIVER CROSS RIVER STATE COLLEGEOF EDUCATION ICT CENTRE, E-LIBRARY, AKAMKPA, CROSS RIVER STATE Continued on the next page June 7 2021 Vol.2 No.
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