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Nigeria: Police Investigates Boy Who Alleged He Was Given Two UTME Scores

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has handed over Chinedu John, a 19-year-old candidate who sat for the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) to the Nigerian Police for investigation on the allegations that he was give two different scores after his examination.

John had claimed he scored 380 in the examination conducted in June this year and was surprised to receive 265 from the board after the results were released.

After several enquiries, 265 kept appearing as his score as against the 380 score.

Following the alleged “alteration” of the UTME score, his father, John Ifenkpam approached an Enugu – based lawyer, Ikeazor Akaiwe who wrote to JAMB for another opportunity for the boy to retake the examination and demanded N1billion as damages.

The lawyer said the N1billion was to cover for the physical and emotional trauma the boy had being through from being offered “two separate score.”

John claimed that his UTME scores from 2019 till 2021 had been “altered” by the board, thereby denying him the opportunity to study his desired course – medicine.

On Friday, the candidate, his father and lawyers travelled down to Abuja from Enugu state, following an invitation from the management of the board led by the Registrar of JAMB, Is-haq Oloyede.

Initially, the boy was given few minutes to “come clean” in a closed session with his father and lawyers about the results he was parading, but he insisted that his original score from the examination was 380.

After going back and forth, the board tendered evidence to counter the claim by John and his legal representatives.

At the Friday meeting, documentary evidence tendered by the board showed that John actually scored 265 and not the 380 he had claimed.

Oloyede accused the candidate of result tempering, adding that he will be handed over to the police for investigation and subsequently prosecuted.

The registrar said John was among 11 eleven other candidates who allegedly forged their results that the board would prosecute.

He said the original result issued to john would be withdrawn pending the end of the investigation.

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