The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has issued a stern warning to 2025 UTME candidates regarding a fraudulent website demanding payments from those who missed the examination. The board clarified that it has no affiliation with this site and emphasized that no official rescheduling or payment process exists for missed UTME sessions.…..CONTINUE READING
In an official statement, JAMB described the scheme as a “blatant scam,” cautioning candidates against falling victim to such deceptive tactics. The fraudulent website reportedly solicits payments of ₦15,700, falsely claiming to offer rescheduling services for the missed exams.
JAMB reiterated that all official communications and services are conducted through its accredited channels and advised candidates to disregard any unsolicited messages or websites requesting payments. The board is collaborating with security agencies to identify and prosecute those behind the scam.
Candidates are urged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to JAMB through its official website or helpline. Staying informed and cautious is crucial to avoid falling prey to such fraudulent schemes.
