JAMB Mock: Candidates Displeased with Inability to Write

By Blessing Okahre

Some candidates sitting for the 2023 Mock Examination has expressed displeasure over the inability to write the examination.

The candidates, who spoke with Radio Nigeria, said those whose examinations were scheduled for 7: O’clock in the morning, were not able to sit for it due to poor network.

Three of the candidates, Esther Bakare, Opeyemi Adekambi and Oreoluwa Oyebamiji explained that they were asked to exit the hall after waiting for two hours.

Some of the parents Mrs Modinat Adepoju and Mrs Helen Shadare, who stood outside the examination centres, expressed disappointment on the development.

Reacting, a JAMB official at the Ibadan office, Mrs Adenike Adeleke, who said the hitches experienced had been addressed, reiterated that the essence of the Mock Examination was to test the preparedness of the candidates and the systems to be used.

Radio Nigeria Correspondent, who visited JAMB Mock Examination centres at Poly Road, ICT Centre the Polytechnic Ibadan and JAMB office centre reports that the second and third batches wrote the examination without hitches.

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