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‘Don’t rush to do a resit,’ Ex-education Minister tells JAMB

A former minister of education, Obiageli Ezekwesili, has advised the leadership of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to avoid being in a rush to conduct a resit examination for candidates affected by its flawed 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination results.

Ezekwesili, in a post on X, queried JAMB’s decision to conduct a resit for candidates barely 24 hours after the examination body admitted that its result for the 2025 UTME was riddled with errors following a technical glitch.

She asked, “Are affected candidates truly expected to retake their JAMB Examination tomorrow?

“I saw a message from a distressed candidate that JAMB did not give them sufficient heads-up,” the former minister said.

She further urged the examination body to reconsider its decision by avoiding such a rush.

According to Ezekwesili, the incident – where JAMB experienced a technical glitch in its recently released results – requires strategic planning to avoid a repeat.

“The affected candidates are so deserving of our empathy,” Ezekwesili said.

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  1. American wonder in my dear country. Elections: technical glitches, Jamb: technical glitches, Security: technical glitches, Electricity: technical glitches, Economy: technical glitches, Food for the common man: technical glitches, Federal Executive Council: technical glitches, National Security Council: technical glitches. When is all these all Wonder’s of technical glitches going to stop, for my beloved country to survive.

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