JAMB Moves to Ease Admission Anxiety, Warns Against Identity Fraud

Author: Joseph ErunkePublished on: October 21, 2026Country: Nigeria
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JAMB Moves to Ease Admission Anxiety, Warns Against Identity Fraud

JAMB Registrar Professor Segun Aina announced service improvements during a meeting with candidates at the board’s Abuja Zonal Office, held as part of its 2026 Customer Week. The system will provide more detailed updates on admission applications to reduce candidates’ uncertainty. JAMB is also making it easier to update phone numbers and email addresses so candidates can regain access to their accounts. Aina warned that anyone who falsifies their identity or manipulates the system will face the full force of the law.

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