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JAMB To Clear Backlog Of 706,189 Illegal Admissions – Registrar

JAMB To Clear Backlog Of 706,189 Illegal Admissions – Registrar
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JAMB to Clear Backlog of 706,189 Illegal Admissions, Says Registrar

JAMB to Clear Backlog of 706,189 Illegal Admissions, Says Registrar
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JAMB boss raises alarm over use of fake certificates for admissions

The Registrar of JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, has described as "disturbing" the issuance and use of fake certificates by candidates

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Nigeria must be rid of quack teachers, TRCN boss insists as COVID-19 slows down deadline enforcement

Nigeria must be rid of quack teachers, TRCN boss insists as COVID-19 slows down deadline enforcement
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