BY AFOLABI OLANREWAJU
UNIHUB CONNECT TV
1. Accreditation of 2025 UTME Centres Begins
JAMB has officially kickstarted the accreditation process for CBT centres ahead of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This rigorous exercise ensures that only centres meeting the board’s technical and operational standards will host candidates during the upcoming exams.
2. Registration for 2025 UTME/Direct Entry: What You Need to Know
Aspiring UTME and DE candidates are advised that registration for the 2025 session has not yet commenced. JAMB is working on releasing all relevant details and guidelines soon. Candidates should keep an eye on official JAMB communication channels for timely updates.
3. JAMB Clears Air on Budget Allegations
The National Assembly’s Finance Committee recently reviewed JAMB’s 2025 budget, addressing concerns about expenditures like staff welfare and meal allocations. JAMB clarified its financial practices, reaffirming its commitment to accountability and transparency in fund management.
4. Fresh Literature Text for UTME Candidates
JAMB has introduced The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba as part of the 2025 Use of English syllabus. Candidates preparing for the exam are encouraged to obtain the text and study it in detail, as questions will likely feature prominently in the exam.
5. Improving Staff Welfare
JAMB’s non-academic staff union (NASU) has called for an inclusive approach to staff welfare, emphasizing the need for equitable access to benefits such as meal allowances. This follows internal discussions on how best to allocate resources for staff well-being.
6. Health and Wellness Initiatives Underway
To promote physical fitness and readiness for its upcoming activities, JAMB recently organized a health walk spanning five kilometers in Abuja. The initiative underscores the board’s dedication to the well-being of its staff as they prepare for the busy 2025 season.
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