The Registrar of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof Is-haq Oloyede said the universities that charged more than N2,000 for UTME are already receiving queries.

42 Universities Covicted of Charging More Than N2,000 For Post UTME



Oloyede made this known at a stakeholders’ meeting on the upcoming 2018 UTME in Abuja on Tuesday, January 9.

The Registrar said that the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu has ordered the affected universities to refund excess charges to the candidates or give the excess to a non-religious orphanage as charity if they can’t trace the candidates.

“There are 42 institutions queried by the minister for charging more than N2,000 for the post-UTME.

“The affected universities are now refunding the excess to the candidates and the candidates are reporting back to us.

“In one case where the university could not trace the affected students, the minister directed that the money should be paid to a non-religious orphanage.

“The candidates, in that case, could not be traced for a refund. Hence, the minister has put his feet down that all excess charges should be refunded”.

However, universities that have the list of the candidates are directed to pay them directly.

Read more at http://schoolinginfo.com.ng/42-universities-covicted-of-charging-more-than-n2000-for-post-utme/

Lool issorait Private schools go full that list. Covenant university gave every prospective student that came for post jamb snacks and drink so how do you want to collect that money back

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