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JAMB registrar, Oloyede supervises TETFund promotion exams

The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Prof Is-haq Oloyede, has monitored the Tertiary Schooling Belief Fund (TETFund) employees promotion examination.

A press release launched by JAMB spokesman, Fabian Benjamin, stated Oloyede expressed gratitude to TETFund and different companies for his or her confidence within the examination physique.

The assertion stated, “Through the examination, Prof. Oloyede expressed his gratitude to TETFund, the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Security Company (NIMASA), and different companies for his or her continued confidence in JAMB’s credibility and their ongoing collaboration with the Board.

“Commending TETFund for its proactive choice to have interaction JAMB, Prof. Oloyede affirmed that the Board is dedicated to offering distinctive examination providers to those that worth integrity and belief within the examination course of.

“Though the Board confronted difficulties this yr, trying again on the challenges confronted by the Board this yr, Prof. Oloyede emphasised that whereas he accepts duty for the occasions that transpired, this doesn’t excuse any stakeholder, together with Board employees, from neglecting their duties.”

Oloyede additionally assured that the Board would take acceptable motion towards any dereliction of obligation.

He highlighted his dedication to exploring progressive examinations and expressed gratitude that the examination was carried out with none problem as there have been no experiences indicating leakage or some other points.

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