Its public president, Comrade Tijani Usman, made this given history in Abuja, when he led a kick to the JAMB headquarters, asserting that the purpose for the establishment of JAMB has been bastardised.
According to him, “ The reason why we are also been to tell the general public and the government of the day that JAMB has outlived its mileage. Nigerian scholars have seen ultimate of the draconian programs of JAMB that is exploitative
“ Parents have been paying JAMB enormous sums of money in order for their children to get admitted to various higher educational institutions, but JAMB has refused. "Admission because JAMB is unable to do so," he added.
However, JAMB's Director of Quality Assurance, speaking on behalf of the board, Mr John Okonkwo said the policy that generated so important disputation was introduced by JAMB in order to give admission contenders the occasion of getting admission into other seminaries offering the same courses that scholars applied for, but which was not the seminaries of their choice.
