VIDEO: ASUSS National President Wants Transparency As JAMB Orders Review Of UTME

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has ordered an immediate review of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) following a wave of public complaints alleging technical glitches, incomplete questions, and unusually low scores.

The board, in a statement issued by its public communication advisor, Fabian Benjamin, acknowledged what it described as an “unusual volume of complaints” since the release of the UTME results last Friday.

It said the development had prompted it to fast-track its annual post-examination review process, which typically takes place months after the exercise.

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Meanwhile, as more reactions continue to trail students’ performance in 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), the National President of the Academic Staff Union of Secondary Schools, ASUSS Comrade Sola Adigun has stressed the need for examinations to be conducted with fairness and integrity.

Speaking in a televised interview, Comrade Adigun who lamented the poor performance of many students in the just concluded exam, called on examiners to always come up with examination syllabus the students are familiar with.

The educationist also stressed the need for students to be responsible, calling for ban on sophisticated devices for student to avoid distractions.