This is directed to every good Nigerian and political aspirants out there that care about the welfare of the Nigerian Student(s) as we can no longer endure these horrible treatment. It is a high time enough someone tell us where the Nigerian student has gone wrong,as we have become uncomfortable with the bitter pills of the so-called JAMB(Joint Admission & Matriculation Board)... The Nigeria student(s) who is supposed to be the joyous child of the day has continually become the weeping child and a gold mine for institutional exploitation. I am embittered that,the purported 100% computerized JAMB 2015 examination has something fishy behind it,how can her(JAMB)board say its 100% but at the end of the exam process the student can't see his/her score to ascertain performs immediately but that the student will see it the following day... is this truly 100% computerized? something is wrong somewhere because I see it as another evil,corrupt and barbaric move aimed at exploiting the innocent student(s) again. Imagine situations whereby some of the registered students experience things like uncontrolled computer short down,some even wrote their exams as late as 7p.m in this turbulent season of politics. But has the Nigerian student totally become a mere victim of circumstance or what? I say expressly here,without owing apologies to anyone or authority that JAMB has lost her fabrics. Secondly,that JAMB should be scrapped in place of Aptitude Test being conducted by universities and other tertiary institutions to serve the purpose of the so-called JAMB since it can no more serve its purpose. Despite their effort to being part of the national aspiration of becoming a global village they shouldn't have imposed this kind of immediate and cruel shift on the innocent student when they don't have the accommodating system on ground for these numberless students. Some of their accredited agents whose E-Centres were supposed to be used as JAMB Centres Couldn't access the so-called JAMB network who is the host and you see students being moved from one point to the other at late hours of the day .Professionally,we believe in management that change is not achieved in a blitz. This is an injustice/unfair treatment in the open air and as such we must react to it without contempt,to you aspiring to be an assembly man/woman,senate,reps and to every good Nigerian out there what is your view point on this? Comr. Omu O.J.N. Aselemi ,NIGERIA INTEGRITY AND TRANSPERENCY FORUM