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Admission racketeering in universities and polytechnics

Status
No final report
Assembly
Senate
Opened
8 November 2023
Assembly term
10th National Assembly (2023–2027)
Committee
Committees on Tertiary Institutions and on Public Petitions
Sum at issue
Not stated
Subject
Spending and misuse of funds
Without a report for
1,099 days

On a motion by Senator Onyeka Nwebonyi (APC, Ebonyi North), the Senate directed its Committees on Tertiary Institutions and on Public Petitions to investigate alleged admission racketeering in tertiary institutions and the role of JAMB, including the case of about 290 qualified students at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, whose admissions were in doubt. The motion alleged that university staff colluded with JAMB officials. The committees were to invite the Minister of Education, Tahir Mamman, the JAMB Registrar, Ishaq Oloyede, and the UNN Vice-Chancellor, Charles Igwe. JAMB said it welcomed the probe.

What the record shows

  • 8 November 2023
    Probe opened.
  • As of 11 November 2026
    No final report of this probe has been found on the public record.

Opened more than 120 days ago, and no final report of the committee has been found on the public record. Interim reports and hearings are shown where known. Know of a report, hearing or outcome missing here? Send a correction.