The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has accused heads of education institutions in the country of proposing candidates for admission whose A-level results have not been properly verified......CONTINUE READING THE ARTICLE FROM THE SOURCE>>>>>
JAMB, in its Weekly Bulletin on Monday, also disclosed that there have been instances where candidates with fake results have been admitted outside the Central Admissions Processing System (CAPS).
In light of these findings, JAMB re-instated that institutions will be considered accomplices in the falsification of results if any candidate is found to have been admitted outside of CAPS using fake credentials.
“Consequently, these institutions will be considered accomplices in the falsification of results if any candidate is found to have been admitted outside of CAPS using fake credentials.
“Institutions are strongly advised to ensure that all candidates are admitted through the CAPS platform, where their results can be accurately verified,” JAMB warned.
JAMB also said that it recently identified several admissions made with fraudulent results outside of the CAPS framework, as well as proposals on CAPS from institutions that have been found to involve fake results.
“This situation underscores the necessity of maintaining the integrity of our institutions by adhering to the proper channels. Failure to do so risks opening the floodgates for candidates with fraudulent claims to gain admission through compromised processes,” the Board said.