UNILORIN Commends JAMB For Transparency In Handling 2025 UTME Results
Posted 6 months ago at 11:35 pm on Friday, May 16, 2025 by SchoolOverFlow
The University of Ilorin has officially commended the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for its transparent handling of the 2025 UTME results, especially in light of the challenges that affected over 300,000 candidates.
In a letter dated May 15, 2025, addressed to the JAMB Registrar, the Vice-Chancellor of UNILORIN, Professor Wahab Egbewole, SAN, expressed deep appreciation for the Board’s honesty, integrity, and sense of responsibility. According to the letter, the university noted that despite the seriousness of the issues that arose, JAMB tackled them with truthfulness and ensured nothing was hidden from the public.
The Vice-Chancellor emphasized that JAMB’s approach reflected strong moral values such as courage, honesty of purpose, and strength of character. He further stated that the Board’s transparency serves as a call to the younger generation to emulate these virtues.
Importantly, the letter acknowledged the Board’s admission of an error caused by a service provider, which led to a major result discrepancy. Rather than shifting blame, the Registrar took full responsibility — a move the university described as “an uncommon phenomenon in Nigeria.”
Professor Egbewole also used the opportunity to express pride in the Registrar as a distinguished alumnus and worthy ambassador of the University of Ilorin. The letter concluded with a prayer for continued guidance and grace in his service to the country.
In a letter dated May 15, 2025, addressed to the JAMB Registrar, the Vice-Chancellor of UNILORIN, Professor Wahab Egbewole, SAN, expressed deep appreciation for the Board’s honesty, integrity, and sense of responsibility. According to the letter, the university noted that despite the seriousness of the issues that arose, JAMB tackled them with truthfulness and ensured nothing was hidden from the public.
The Vice-Chancellor emphasized that JAMB’s approach reflected strong moral values such as courage, honesty of purpose, and strength of character. He further stated that the Board’s transparency serves as a call to the younger generation to emulate these virtues.
Importantly, the letter acknowledged the Board’s admission of an error caused by a service provider, which led to a major result discrepancy. Rather than shifting blame, the Registrar took full responsibility — a move the university described as “an uncommon phenomenon in Nigeria.”
Professor Egbewole also used the opportunity to express pride in the Registrar as a distinguished alumnus and worthy ambassador of the University of Ilorin. The letter concluded with a prayer for continued guidance and grace in his service to the country.
