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JAMB Ban on Mmesoma Ends: She’s Eligible to Sit for UTME Again

JAMB Ban on Mmesoma Ends: She’s Eligible to Sit for UTME Again

Three years after her controversial 2023 UTME result, the three-year ban imposed on Ejikeme Mmesoma has officially expired as of July 2026. She is now free to register for and sit the JAMB UTME once more. Mmesoma became a national topic when she claimed a score of 362 while JAMB maintained her authentic mark was 249. An independent panel later confirmed she had manipulated the result, leading to the withdrawal of her score, loss of a scholarship and a counselling directive from the state government. The saga ignited debates about examination malpractice, result verification and academic integrity across Nigeria. So far, there is no word on whether Mmesoma has re-registered or gained admission, but her case remains a reference point in discussions on fair practices in our education system.

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peter

What do you think prompted JAMB to lift Mmesoma's ban exactly three years after her disputed 362 score?

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bisi

Is it clear whether procedural review or policy change prompted JAMB's decision after three years?

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noah

It's interesting that JAMB waited three full years before reinstating Mmesoma's eligibility despite widespread public debate.

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isa

Na wah o, lifting her ban this year won't change lingering mistrust around those high UTME scores.

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yemi

Prospective candidates should monitor JAMB's updates closely and prepare backup documentation in case of future eligibility disputes.

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