Minister of Education, Adamu Adamudisclosed this in Abuja.
He said universities, polytechnics and other institutions were free to organise post-UTME screening for those seeking admission.
Adamu however urged the institutions to make the fees affordable.
“We are going to allow universities to have some choice. Universities can now decide to organise post-UTME, if they want,” he said.
“We have asked them not to impose huge financial burden on the parents. The burden should not be more than what they can bear.”
The Federal Government had last year banned post-UTME exercise.
from the nation.
And the extortion continues
ReplyDeleteThis APC led government is just confused. Too much confusion surrounding this party.
ReplyDeleteChai i think our mumu don do for this people hand. Today do this, tomorrow dont do it na mistake.
Na dem sabi
What a waste of a Government... How did we get here as a nation.. You pay exorbitant fee to write UTME and try to pass, some schools still impose humongous fees for post UTME, and yet the admissions are not based on merit but who you know afterall...
ReplyDeleteWhat happens to JAMB sending the names of students for admission to the various schools based on their facilities and infrastructure if such students have passed the exams and qualify to be admitted..
One step forward.. Two steps backward government ...
God help us
#JustPasserBy
Confused lots.
ReplyDeleteHmmm.God help us,please who is in uniabj?please i need help?how do they conduct their post utme?help a sister
ReplyDeleteGood news for them...they will resume legitimate extortion from students
ReplyDeleteOne of the reasons they went on strike, personal gain. I am sure the government agreed to this not to waste innocent Nigerian's students time.
DeleteSee free license to extort...from our very own government!
ReplyDeleteHmmm... Benin will write I know... na to start wacking
ReplyDeleteConfused set of people called Nigerian government.
ReplyDeleteAPC confused 😐 people
ReplyDeleteWhat a set of confused people. The admission seekers and their parents bears the brunt of this.
ReplyDeleteCould it be one of the outcomes of the ASUU strike? Strong arm the government into resuming the leeching they carried out on students? What percentage of kids get admitted compared to qualified applicants?
ReplyDeleteIn fact sebate has outlawed post utme.any university still doing be it state or private or federal should be sanctioned
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