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I would like to express my thoughts on the incident involving a "Technical Glitch" between JAMB and Ejikeme Mmesoma, in order to clarify my position.



DISCLAIMER:

I would like to express my thoughts on the incident involving a "Technical Glitch" between JAMB and Ejikeme Mmesoma, in order to clarify my position.

1. JAMB has consistently maintained high standards and quality over the years, and their efficient management of data deserves commendation.

2. Upon observing the events that led to the viral case of Ejikeme Mmesoma, I felt compelled to show support and appeal to JAMB on "Compassionate Grounds." It is important to thoroughly investigate the possibility of a scenario that could have caused the "Technical Glitch."

3. I firmly believe that most JAMB officials are good people who, like everyone else, have children or even grandchildren who could find themselves in a similar situation as Ejikeme Mmesoma.

4. It is crucial to acknowledge that every process takes time, and even with the best intentions, it is not as simple as immediately resolving the issue by granting the desired results. Such cases need to go through committees and other procedures before they can be addressed. However, considering the incident from a standpoint of compassion might facilitate JAMB's attention to the matter.

5. Knowing Nigerians and their tendencies, any candidate who threatens to sue JAMB for a significant amount, such as $1 billion, should complete the three-year ban. It is important to remember that the application fee itself is relatively minimal, and it is questionable whether anyone was compensated for their public expertise and consultancy.

6. JAMB can leverage the "Admitted to" clause to manage the situation effectively. My firm stance is to assist the affected candidates in justifying their appeal on "Compassionate Grounds."

Thank you.

Aderogba Otunla

#CompassionateGrounds


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