A few days after the bizarre report that a snake "swallowed" about 36 million nairas from the Admission and Registration Council safe in the state of Benue, another state coordinator of the council in the Nassarawa State has found a rather strange history. fraud.
This time, Labaran Tanko, a member of JAMB, said his car was burned and $ 23 million worth of scratch cards were destroyed in hell.
However, without impression, as in the case of the Benue saga, the board, reacting through its registrar, rejected Mr. Tanko's claims.
The council said after a thorough investigation, he discovered that the cards that allegedly burned next to Mr. Tanko's car were used by students in Nassarawa State to register.
He said it was easy to discover through simple checks by his officials.
Tanko, who made the confession in a session where suspects of fraud and crime were interviewed by senior officials of the bureau, including Registrar Ishaq Oloyede, resisted his request.“I thank God that I am alive today,” Mr Tanko told the panel. “I had an accident on July 3rd 2016. I was not the one that packed the cards because I was rushed to the hospital, and they came to pack the burnt scratch cards to the office but it could not be counted. I have the serial numbers of the cards.”
Until Mr. Oloyede’s took over as registrar, JAMB candidates usually purchased scratch cards from JAMB state offices and other designated centres to gain access to the board’s website for either registration or to check their admission status.
However, new reforms introduced by Mr. Oloyede, when he assumed office in 2016, ended the use of scratch cards, replacing it with a more efficient and effective platforms.
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