BREAKING!!! 2019 UTME: JAMB Releases Withheld Results

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
(JAMB) has released 4,536 Unified Tertiary
Matriculation Examination (UTME) results which
were earlier withheld for allegations of multiple
infractions.
Igbere TV reports that over 1.8million candidates
had sat for the unified examination between April
11 and April 18, but only 1,792,000 results were
released on May 11.
On Friday, May 31, however, the examination
body said it had cleared 4,536 out of 4,760
withheld results.
JAMB said the release followed the decision of a
committee set up to examine the multiple facial
identities.
The board said that the facial match recognition
was carried out by its specialised software and
Information Technology experts.
In a statement made available to Igbere TV by
JAMB’s Head of Information, Dr Fabian
Benjamin, he added that the Nigerian Navy
Secondary School centre, Abeokuta, Ogun State,
had been suspended for “acts not acceptable by
the board.”
Full Statement,
“Following the consideration of the committee on
the 4,760 candidates whose results were
withheld due to multiple facial matches with
different names, the board has released the
results of 4,536 absolved of complication.
“The board also released the results of 231
candidates who sat for the examination at the
Nigerian Navy Secondary School, Abeokuta, Ogun
State. However, the centre has been suspended
for acts not acceptable by the board. Out of the
number subjected for screening, the board will
subject the results of 127 candidates for further
physical examination while the results of 97
candidates established to have involved in
infractions are withheld.
“Those to be subjected to further physical
examination will be contacted. They must appear
before an inspection team to clarify other likely
areas of multiplicity. The 127 have been grouped
in zones for convenience and easy accessibility.”

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