The sad and ugly tales following the carelessly fixed JAMB resit is only beginning to manifest as a case of 15 students, their proprietor, driver that got missing get the nauseating resit- exams even more worrying.
The report reads below :
“JAMB IS AT IT AGAIN.
We have just received news that 15 school kids trying to write the rescheduled JAMB yesterday have now gone missing.
These kids got into a chartered bus from Onitsha Anambra State to Okigwe, Imo state yesterday just to rewrite the JAMB exams.
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They have been missing since yesterday.
The school children, The School owner, his wife, the driver, are all now reportedly unreachable.
Cc @PoliceNG @OfficialDSSNG please kindly do all you can to help investigate and recover these missing people.
These madness of JAMB continues to put people’s lives at risk and continues to cause many families unbearable pain.
Please help tag all relevant authorities.
Please kindly retweet and share till this situation is fully looked into.
PLS HELP SAVE THE LIVES OF THESE KIDS
“How can an exam meant to secure a child’s future be turning into a nightmare for parents? This JAMB rescheduling is beginning to cost more than just stress now it’s putting lives at risk….all these abnormalities and incompetence must stop‼️”….
Meanwhile, someone wrote on Twitter :
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What exactly is JAMB trying to achieve in frustrating students in SE.
You scheduled a resit within a very short notice.
They candidates managed and went to their centers.
JAMB changed their centers in the last minute.
Students returned to the new center and were informed that exam was over.
Students left home, feeling devastated, exhausted and disappointed… ”
How can these children be exposed to these trauma and dangers at this young age?
Why not go back to paper JAMB until they’re ready to build a formidable infrastructure at every higher institution to serve as JAMB CBT exam centers
Honestly jamb method of exam time is unacceptable, imagine I didn’t go with my son yesterday for his 4pm exam ,got there 3pm ,they got them in the building only for the to start at 6pm and finished 8pm meaning for a 2hr exam we ended up waiting for 5hrs and imagine leaving a child at that hour to be coming home alone even the 6:30am time is unacceptable Oloyede and his team should seriously consider this pls,thank you