The three-year ban imposed by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Anambra student Ejikeme Mmesoma is expected to expire this July, making her eligible once again to register for and sit the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Mmesoma was barred from participating in JAMB examinations for three years following the controversy surrounding her 2023 UTME result.
With the expiration of the sanction, she is expected to regain eligibility to participate in future UTME examinations, subject to JAMB's registration requirements.
Mmesoma was barred from participating in JAMB examinations for three years following the controversy surrounding her 2023 UTME result.
With the expiration of the sanction, she is expected to regain eligibility to participate in future UTME examinations, subject to JAMB's registration requirements.
