Disturbing
reports have it that some fake Jamb forms are currently in circulation
as orchestrated by individuals of questionable characters.
JAMB applicants in action
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB has warned
members of the general public about the activities of fraudsters
illegally selling fake JAMB forms to unsuspecting applicants.
The JAMB Registrar, Prof Isiaq Oloyede, represented by the Director
of Special Duties, Mr Olujide Adisa, gave the warning in Abeokuta, the
Ogun state capital during the parade of two suspects by the Ogun state
command of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps.
The JAMB boss said that the forms for the 2017 session were not out
yet as the board was putting all machinery together to ensure a
hitch-free admission process.
The two middle-aged men were reportedly arrested in Abeokuta, the
Ogun state capital by the men of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence
Corps at two locations.
They caught in the act of selling a form said to be fake to unsuspecting Joint Admission and Matriculation Board candidates.
Putting the records straight, the JAMB Director of Special Duties
said that any form being sold currently by anybody is presumed to be
fake.
He asked prospective applicants to visit any of the state offices
of the board across the country for any inquiry and save themselves from
the antics of the fraudsters on the prow.
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