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A Legislator Requests That JAMB Review The Cutoff Mark For Universities
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Latest News from Flashreaders says; Dr. Akon Eyakenyi, the vice chairman of the Senate Committee on Basic and Secondary Education, has asked the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to raise the cut-off score for applicants to universities.
The senator argued that in addition to raising teaching standards, curricular reform is also necessary to solve the nation’s deteriorating educational standards.
During the 2022 National Personnel Audit monitoring exercise being conducted by the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) in Abuja, she suggested that the educational sector “needs more money.”
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“We have requested that in the chambers,” she said. The nation will confront challenges if we miss it at this level.
Candidates who weren’t accepted into universities or polytechnics would be directed to colleges of education with the JAMB-approved cut-off scores.
This shouldn’t be the case. In the teaching profession, only the best are required.
Although it is the government’s job to make sure the public schools are maintained correctly, we have argued that education should not be put entirely in their hands.
She argued that affluent Nigerians and parents should help the government raise the country’s education standards.
Eyakenyi, who also expressed concern about the rising number of children who are not enrolled in school, claimed that this is because of the federation’s high level of insecurity. Part of the statement is read.
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