The university lauded the JAMB boss for not apportioning blame.
“There must be no room for further glitches—not in JAMB, not in any arm of government,” Mr Obi said in a statement on Thursday.
The exam body said affected candidates will have to retake their exams from May 16.
Mr Oloyede added that over 100 new tertiary institutions joined Nigeria’s higher education landscape.
Mr Oloyede added that over 100 new tertiary institutions joined Nigeria’s higher education landscape.
He encouraged exceptionally gifted underage candidates to register.
“On the contrary, the report highlighted the responsible and prudent use of resources under the leadership of the registrar,” said the National Assembly Joint Committee on Finance.
Chairman of the committee, Abiodun Faleke, insisted JAMB went overboard to have remitted lower than it received from the government.
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs secretary-general, Ishaq Oloyede, said this at a news conference in Abuja.
Mr Tiunbu said that developing nations, including Nigeria, were in dire need of more scholars such as Mr Oloyede.
