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JAMB Opens 2025 UTME Registration, Tightens Underage Monitoring Rules JAMB debunks a false online report claiming it’s no longer required for admission, reaffirming its statutory role in Nigeria’s tertiary education system.
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JAMB Opens 2025 UTME Registration, Tightens Underage Monitoring Rules

Oluwafunbi Bello January 25, 2026 0
LAGOS, Nigeria – Nigeria’s admissions body, JAMB, opens registration for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination on...
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Kaamilah’s Exclusion from Final Admission Screening Not an Error – Says JAMB JAMB debunks a false online report claiming it’s no longer required for admission, reaffirming its statutory role in Nigeria’s tertiary education system.
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Kaamilah’s Exclusion from Final Admission Screening Not an Error – Says JAMB

Mirian Gom October 17, 2025 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has explained that the exclusion of Miss...
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JAMB Screens 176 Brilliant Underage UTME Candidates Nationwide in 2025 JAMB officials interviewing underage UTME candidates during 2025 screening
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JAMB Screens 176 Brilliant Underage UTME Candidates Nationwide in 2025

Mirian Gom October 8, 2025 0
ABUJA, Nigeria – The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has screened 176 underage candidates who excelled...
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