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ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Uranus1: 1:28am On Jul 25, 2018
The Academic Staff Union of Universities ( ASUU ) has cautioned the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board ( JAMB ) to stop exploiting Nigerians in its drive to remit impressive revenues to Federal Government ’s coffers .
ASUU President , Professor Biodun Ogunyemi , who stated this in an interview in Abuja , accused JAMB of profiting from exploiting Nigerian students and their poor parents , adding that the board was charging more than what was required to conduct the examination .
JAMB had on Sunday announced that it would remit N7 .8 billion to the Federal Government as surplus generated from the conduct of its 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination ( UTME) .
Cumulatively , the board has remitted over N15 .6 billion to the Federal Government in less than two years .
Ogunyemi said by remitting N 7.8 billion to the Federal Government , as proceeds from UTME application forms in 2018, JAMB had become a revenue-generating agency.
He added that JAMB as a government agency was not set up for profit making, but to promote educational development of young Nigerians in pursuit of higher education and professional careers .
His words: “We said it last year when they said they remitted about N 5 billion, but this time around , it is remitting over N 7 billion; is JAMB now a profit making organisation? , he queried.
Ogunyemi accused the JAMB Registrar , Professor Ishaq Oloyede , of trying to use remittances as an avenue to create the impression that he was an icon of probity and integrity.
Speaking, President, National Association of Nigerian Students ( NANS ) , Danielson Bamidele , appealed to the Ministry of Education to reduce the cost of purchasing JAMB forms .
He said there was the need for JAMB to focus more in conducting a credible examination for students seeking admissions into tertiary institutions instead of the emphasis on remitting revenue to the Federal Government .
Bamidele also sought an extension of the validity of UTME results to at least three years .
Responding to ASUU ’s comments , JAMB Public Relations Officer ( PRO ) , Fabian Benjamin , said the remittance was made possible by the board ’s prudent management of resources.
The JAMB spokesman, who disclosed that UTME registration fee was one of the cheapest globally, however, assured Nigerians that it would not increase the fee in the next five to six years.

https://www.nigerialog.com/education/ASUU-cautions-jamb-against-exploiting-nigerians/msg47212/#msg47212

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by ceemac: 3:13am On Jul 25, 2018
Hopefully they will listen!

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by shikshark: 3:16am On Jul 25, 2018
Cheapest globally in what sense........pls which other country conduct ume and post utme?

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by MANNABBQGRILLS: 7:12am On Jul 25, 2018
Lol cheesy@ASUU....
The students should come first before money or profit making truly but is this the same ASUU that we've known all these years or another one?!

Cos it is surprising to see JAMB remitting the amount of money in 2 years that was not remitted to the Government for the past 16 years!
In sane countries, questions will be asked why it is so.
But in Nigeria, 'some' youths never ask such questions.
They divert there energy to frivolous activities.
Corruption has become a normal thing to them.
Guess ASUU are no more getting their cut in the deal anymore!
Same ASUU that have refused to cancel post-ume fee in universities!
Misplaced priority!

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by neezar: 7:12am On Jul 25, 2018
Jamb is another tool buhari is using to exploit nigerians truly, Most ignorant folks were here saying Jamb is truly working, Is it by exploiting the average nigerian of his/her earned money??

Under Jonathan the fee wasn't that much

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by qanda: 7:12am On Jul 25, 2018
One of the problems we are facing in this era of social media is lazy reportage/journalism. The OP, did not care to investigate how much the JAMB fee was before Prof. Oloyede's appointment neither did the OP tell us how JAMB generated the monies. Is it by UTME exam fees only? important question:
-Is there a remarkable increase in the number of people that sat for UTME exams now when compared to the past years?
-A comparative analysis of the students that sat for the exams and fees remitted by the agency over the last 5 year.



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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by AuntyAmope(m): 7:14am On Jul 25, 2018
Lol Been expecting this.
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by nony43(m): 7:14am On Jul 25, 2018
Truth is that ASUU is no longer getting their cut
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by IamaNigerianGuy(m): 7:15am On Jul 25, 2018
Measuring the success of JAMB by the amount of revenue generated , is like measuring the success of a woman's pregnancy by the size of the doctor's fee.

Whatever happened to ease and convenience ? Customer satisfaction ? Raising academic standards ? These are very far from the minds of the government and JAMB officials

Nigeria our nation

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by BeardedTraveler: 7:16am On Jul 25, 2018
Is Jamb on a newly found aggressive monetization policy or is the body becoming more honest in financial dealings? I don't know how much they have charged in the last 3 years but I believe the charges wouldn't be too different from those of the past 5-7 years. Any increase in charge is definitely not worth the 15.6 billion they have remitted in 2 years.

So why is the ASUU leadership looking for issue where there's none? What happened to just praising Jamb's honesty and highlighting that the previous administrators have been dubious,? Why is ASUU being petty? Funny how some people have made corruption seem normal. So now it's not about praising the financial honesty but about warning against becoming a profit-driven organization? These profs can't even bring themselves to ask publicly what has been happening to the billions that should have been remitted before now?

Even if u want to warn Jamb about their "profit policy", this isn't the way to do such. You shouldn't attack the man that's miraculously so honest about the funds by saying that he wants to prove that he can be trusted with money blah blah blah. No be una same professors dey chop school money for campuses?

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by atobs4real(m): 7:17am On Jul 25, 2018
ASUU forming good disciple.... Lol

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by confusedGuy(m): 7:17am On Jul 25, 2018
hmm..

the only Good thing that came out of ASUU in decades
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by PearlStreet(m): 7:17am On Jul 25, 2018
If anyone is to caution the FG against exploitation, it should never be ASUU. ASUU has become so useless and discredited that OAU pulled out of ASUU.

That being said, this commercialisation nonsense by FG agencies started with FRSC under Chidoka. An agency would leave its core functions and be operating like NURTW.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by OhiOfIhima: 7:17am On Jul 25, 2018
The Jamb fee is too exorbitant.. Exploring poor Nigerians all in the name of pleased the eyes of his Oga Bubu.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by hisgrace090: 7:18am On Jul 25, 2018
Nigerian govt are expert in exploiting it citizen, but this coming from ASUU I smell some nasty motives.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by hybridtm(m): 7:19am On Jul 25, 2018
Jamb know wat dey how doing...
D recent print ur result for almost all prospective Cooper gave Dem a fortune....
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Alexk2(m): 7:21am On Jul 25, 2018
How can you measure the Sucess story of Jamb under the new registrar simply based on the amount they are remmitting within taking cognisance of how much candidates are paying under previous registrar....not to talk of the introduction of ICT in the general conduct of their operations. Oloyede had done well and must be commended pls...we can only ask that he tighthen the loose ends.
The right question everybody should be asking is where are the unreported/unremitted excess from the previous registrar administration?

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by quadraheem(m): 7:21am On Jul 25, 2018
People are not getting the gist here.
Has the present leadership of JAMB administration just increased the fee they collect or it has been the same fee before they got there?
Where have been all the excesses all these while.
A simple question ASUU should have been asking

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Bruemath(m): 7:25am On Jul 25, 2018
Hmmmm
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Aquariann: 7:26am On Jul 25, 2018
quadraheem:
People are not getting the gist here.
Has the present leadership of JAMB administration just increased the fee they collect or it has been the same fee before they got there?
Where have been all the excesses all these while.
A simple question ASUU should have been asking

Don't mind them. They'll prefer the monies where stolen among Jamb officials and a few million Nairas remitted like has been the norm in the past.

The same ASUU that have refused to cancel post-ume fee in their various universities.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Xtfield(m): 7:27am On Jul 25, 2018
ASUU should go and sit down and stop pretending that they love their students All these sex for Mark people

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by johnmattew: 7:28am On Jul 25, 2018
how much is TOEFL,GRE ,PTE?


I don't get it,is ASUU now complaining about jamb financial transparency?.... is the truthfulness of jamb officials is now termed extortion?
.did jamb increase their fees?

I keep saying it,our lecturers are dumb

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by BeardedTraveler: 7:28am On Jul 25, 2018
quadraheem:
People are not getting the gist here.
Has the present leadership of JAMB administration just increased the fee they collect or it has been the same fee before they got there?
Where have been all the excesses all these while.
A simple question ASUU should have been asking


My thoughts exactly

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by cenaman(m): 7:31am On Jul 25, 2018
who exploit students more than ASUU? so they have become saint? is it the same ASUU that cause students to spend six to seven years in the university in four years course or is another ASUU pls i need clearification because ayam not understanding.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by LibertyRep: 7:32am On Jul 25, 2018
Now is the day break.
I made a thread here when the UTME fee was announced https://www.nairaland.com/4255607/call-downward-review-utme-fee on why there should be a downward review of the UTME fee and other sundry charges.
We don't need to wait till next year to begin to raise grievances. Let's start now.

Pray, what's ASUU doing about the Post Utme exploitation happening under its nose. Any institution who feels that JAMB hasn't done a good job should be at liberty to conduct her own assessment at no extra burden on the already exploited candidates.

Let's not even talk about the Acceptance Fee yet
Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by johnmattew: 7:32am On Jul 25, 2018
shikshark:
Cheapest globally in what sense........pls which other country conduct ume and post utme?
have u heard of GRE,GMAT,SAT?

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Firefire(m): 7:33am On Jul 25, 2018
JAMB form should be 1,000 Naira.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Nobody: 7:34am On Jul 25, 2018
Uranus1:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities ( ASUU ) has cautioned the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board ( JAMB ) to stop exploiting Nigerians in its drive to remit impressive revenues to Federal Government ’s coffers .
ASUU President , Professor Biodun Ogunyemi , who stated this in an interview in Abuja , accused JAMB of profiting from exploiting Nigerian students and their poor parents , adding that the board was charging more than what was required to conduct the examination .
JAMB had on Sunday announced that it would remit N7 .8 billion to the Federal Government as surplus generated from the conduct of its 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination ( UTME) .
Cumulatively , the board has remitted over N15 .6 billion to the Federal Government in less than two years .
Ogunyemi said by remitting N 7.8 billion to the Federal Government , as proceeds from UTME application forms in 2018, JAMB had become a revenue-generating agency.
He added that JAMB as a government agency was not set up for profit making, but to promote educational development of young Nigerians in pursuit of higher education and professional careers .
His words: “We said it last year when they said they remitted about N 5 billion, but this time around , it is remitting over N 7 billion; is JAMB now a profit making organisation? , he queried.
Ogunyemi accused the JAMB Registrar , Professor Ishaq Oloyede , of trying to use remittances as an avenue to create the impression that he was an icon of probity and integrity.
Speaking, President, National Association of Nigerian Students ( NANS ) , Danielson Bamidele , appealed to the Ministry of Education to reduce the cost of purchasing JAMB forms .
He said there was the need for JAMB to focus more in conducting a credible examination for students seeking admissions into tertiary institutions instead of the emphasis on remitting revenue to the Federal Government .
Bamidele also sought an extension of the validity of UTME results to at least three years .
Responding to ASUU ’s comments , JAMB Public Relations Officer ( PRO ) , Fabian Benjamin , said the remittance was made possible by the board ’s prudent management of resources.
The JAMB spokesman, who disclosed that UTME registration fee was one of the cheapest globally, however, assured Nigerians that it would not increase the fee in the next five to six years.

https://www.nigerialog.com/education/ASUU-cautions-jamb-against-exploiting-nigerians/msg47212/#msg47212

I don’t want to believe this came from ASUU. If true then our university needs a thorough cleanse. A professor sounding so empty and illogical? Is JAMB fee more than it was in 2015 and by how much?
This fool of a professor never raised issue of excessive charge when the body was remitting nothing. What a mess we are in, in this country. Shame on our universities.

Many of the universities are changing more than JAMB for post UTME! May God come to our rescue and destroy these retrogressive elements masquerading as intellectuals.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by rusher14: 7:35am On Jul 25, 2018
I've never seen a country like Nigeria before.

Those that deserve plaudits are chastised whilst the comdemnable become heroes.

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Re: ASUU Cautions Jamb Against Exploiting Nigerians by Triiipjnr(m): 7:37am On Jul 25, 2018
Both ASUU AND JAMB AIN'T HELping d average naija student at all smh

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