Education
JAMB: Full List Of CBT Centres Blacklisted After 2017 UTME
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has published the list of 72 Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres that were sanctioned for misconduct and technical inefficiencies during the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
According to the list obtained by Premium times, the affected centres were located in 18 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
A review of the list shows that while 38 of them were outrightly delisted for misconducts and gross technical deficiencies, 24 of them were suspended for one year for technical deficiencies.
Further analysis shows that 13 centres were blacklisted in Abia State, 10 in Rivers, nine in Anambra, six in Akwa Ibom, six in Delta, and six in Imo.
Other affected states have between one and three centres blacklisted.
SEE FULL LIST BELOW:
S/N CENTRE NAME CENTRE CODE STATUS
ABIA STATE
1 Temple Gate Polytechnic, Aba 001 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
2 Giant Immaculate School, ICT Centre, Aba 002 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
3 JP Flinct International School, Aba 007 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
4 Mchief Communications Limited, ICT Centre, Aba 010 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
5 Golden Foundation International, Aba 011 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
6 Unique Unibright International School, Aba 013 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
7 Citizen International College, ICT Centre, Aba 014 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
8 Akasi Computer Institute and Information Services, Aba 015 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
9 Ascension Computer Center, Ascension Seminary School,Umuebulungwa, Ukwa-West 021 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
10 Academic Insight Model School 022 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
11 Adventist Secondary Technical College, Owerintta 024 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
12 Benjyn International Academy, Amoji Ukwu, Obingwa, 025 Delisted for Gross Technical deficiencies
13 Pius Comprehensive Secondary School, Umuigwe-Amakama, Umuahia South L.G.A., Abia State, 029 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
AKWA IBOM STATE
14 College of Education, Afaha Nsit 045 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
15 Agnos Consult 12 Barracks Road, Eket Divisional Library Eket. 046 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
16 Rolins King Technology and Management Institute, Ikot-Ekpene, No. 15, Library Avenue, Ikot-Ekpene 049 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
17 Jimiel Computer and Management Institute, Ikot Ekpene 051 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
18 Gestric Infortech & Management Institute, No. 2 Umo Obotroad, Ikot Ekpene 052 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
19 Gateway S. Academy, Ikot Akpa, Ukanafun 054 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
ANAMBRA STATE
20 SEIA ICT Nigeria (Christ the King College) 059 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
21 Versity Comprehensive Sec. School, 119/120A Obodoukwu Rd., Okpoko 061 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
22 St. Rita Innovative Institute, Housing Estate Fegge, Onitsha 063 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
23 Eastern Academy, Upper Iweka, Onitsha 064 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
24 Deacons Digital Solution Ltd, Basilica of the Most Holy Trinity, Onitsha 066 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
25 Planet Technologies Limited 068 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
26 Newage Computer Services Ltd., Otolo, Nnewi 069 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
27 Kings Computer College, Along St. Silas Cathedral Church, Mbarakpaka, Ihiala 071 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
28 Community Education Resource Centre, Adjacent To Community School, Okpuno 075 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
BAUCHI STATE
29 Oxford Science Academy, Bauchi 096 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
30 Presentation Brothers Secondary School, Bauchi 098 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
BAYELSA STATE
31 Mater Dei CBT and ICT Centre, Imiringi 103 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
32 Fipere Logistics Global Network Limited, Yenagoa 107 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
BENUE STATE
33 Gboko College of Education, Gboko 112 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
34 Universal CyberNet Limited, Otukpo 119 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
35 Global ICT Connect Limited, Makurdi 628 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
CROSS RIVER STATE
36 Unibright Computer Centre 136 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
DELTA STATE
37 ICON Training and Consultancy, Umunede 143 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
38 Classical International School, Warri 149 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
39 Prime Vocational Institute, Kwale 153 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
40 James Welch Grammar Schools, Emevor 154 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
41 Glomaikom CBT Cooperative Youth Resources Centre, Sapele 156 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
42 Obule Integrated School, Sapele 157 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
EDO STATE
43 Success Comprehensive College, 8, Ekhei Girls School Road, Auchi 182 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
ENUGU STATE
44 Federal College of Education, Eha-Amufu 200 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
45 St. Augustine Computer, Ndiumo, Uwani-Akpugo Centre 2 213 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
46 St. Augustine Computer, Ndiumo, Uwani-Akpugo Centre 1 214 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY
47 Federal Science and Technical College, Electronic Library and ICT/CBT Centre, Orozo 224 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
48 Victory International Institute of Technology and Education, Kwali 233 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
GOMBE STATE
49 Government Comprehensive Day Secondary School, Bajoga 242 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
50 Government Science Secondary School, Billiri 247 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
IMO STATE
51 Prestige World Computer Institute, Urualla 260 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
52 School of Health Technology, Okporo, Orlu 261 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
53 Benchmark Education Centre, Orlu 263 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
54 St. Joseph Catholic Church School, Nempi 264 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
55 Imo State Polytechnic, Umuagwo 281 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
56 Integrated Business School, Akabo, High School, Akabo 635 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
KADUNA STATE
57 A247 Modern CBT Centre (NOUN Kaduna Study Centre), Kaduna 636 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
KOGI STATE
58 Getrid International Resources Limited, Government Secondary School, Lokoja 364 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
LAGOS STATE
59 Winsford Comprehensive College, Igbogbo/Ikorodu 407 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
60 Richytorch Computer Inst.& Training Center, Beside Mobil Okoko, Ojo 434 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
NIGER STATE
61 Jummai Aliyu Babangida Development Centre (JABDC), Stadium Road, Minna 471 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
OGUN STATE
62 Dof CBT Centre, Opposite Rock City Radio, Goshen Estate, Asero, Abeokuta, Ogun State 501 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
RIVERS STATE
63 Emarid College (Igwuruta Campus: KM 24 Eneka/Igwuruta Road, Igwuruta 578 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
64 Fast Five Computers, Palace Road, Oyigbo 581 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
65 Immaculate High School, ICT Centre, Obeama, Oyigbo 582 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
66 Edtrix Frontier Technology. Plot 16 Amoagwu Street by Dust Bin Umuogodo Igbo-Etche 584 Delisted for gross technical deficiencies
67 Blessed child international school, No.13 St. Stephen Street, off location Road, Etuche-Oyigbo 585 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
68 A-PAGE Success Educational Centre, model Primary School 587 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
69 Destiny ICT Centre ,116 Ada George Road opp, Carpenter 590 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
70 Tessy International Schools, Chukwu Agholu Avenue, Rumuagholu Road, Port Harcourt 593 Suspended for one year for technical deficiency
71 GreenField CBT Centre, Railway Compound
Port Harcourt, 594 Delisted for misconduct and gross technical deficiencies
LIST OF CENTRES SANCTIONED — (SUMMARY TABLE)
S/N STATE NUMBER OF CENTRES SANCTIONED
1 Abia 13
2 Akwa Ibom 6
3 Anambra 9
4 Bauchi 2
5 Bayelsa 2
6 Benue 3
7 Cross River 1
8 Delta 6
9 Edo 1
10 Enugu 3
11 Gombe 2
12 FCT 2
13 Imo 6
14 Kaduna 1
15 Kogi 1
16 Lagos 2
17 Niger 1
18 Ogun 1
19 Rivers 10
TOTAL 72
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Education
Climate Change: NerdzFactory Foundation and Access Bank take climate advocacy to Lagos Schools
Students in public secondary schools in Lagos state will serve as model ambassadors for the global climate change advocacy being championed by financial giant, Access Bank and NerdzFactory Foundation, a non-profit organization working to improve access to quality education & skills, decent jobs, economic empowerment, climate change education and gender equality.
As part of the initiative, a flag-off event held at the Lagos City College Hall, Yaba on October 31st with the launch of “the climate change and environmental sustainability clubs,” which will equip at least 2000 students and teachers across 50 schools in Lagos State.
Students from ten schools within the Yaba axis participated in the launch event, which included the announcement of a climate essay competition that kicked off on November 7. The schools in attendance include Lagos City Senior College; Jibowu Junior High School; Wesley Girls Senior Secondary School; Aje Comprehensive Senior High School; Mobolaji Bank Anthony Junior High School; Birrel Avenue Senior High School; and Wesley Girls Junior Secondary School.
While addressing the students, Senior Special Assistant on Education to the Governor of Lagos State, Adetola Salau said that climate change is a real phenomenon that should be understood rather than dismissed.
“Since it is you and possibly your children who will be the ones dealing with the effects of climate change in about 30 years’ time, it is important for you to be interested and become engaged from now,” she said.
The climate change and sustainability clubs are designed to educate teachers, students and school leaders on environmental sustainability and climate change education, while also encouraging STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and green careers among young people. The initiative is coming at a time when the world and the state needs sustainable climate intervention.
Ade’ Olowojoba, Director at NerdzFactory Foundation referred to the current nationwide flood crisis as a reason why more attention should be paid to climate change issues in Nigeria.
He charged the students to not be passive about the environment but always take action. “No matter how little, every positive action for a better environment count.”
According to the Head, Group Sustainability at Access Corporation, Omobolanle Victor-Laniyan, “Climate change is the biggest threat facing humanity today and Access Corporation remains committed to investing in climate change education to drive environmental sustainability.”
“Drawing from our experience in championing climate change initiatives over two decades, we have come to the realisation that there is a need to expand the knowledge base and deepen the interest of the younger generation in climate change issues if we are to stand any chance of sustaining positive impact. Hence, we are proud to be partnering with NerdzFactory to launch the climate change and sustainability clubs. It is our desire to scale this pilot initiative and extend our footprint across other geo-political zones over the next few years,” Victor-Laniyan added.
Also at the event were representatives from Access Bank (sponsor); Lagos State Ministry of Education; Nigeria Climate Innovation Centre (NCIC) and the NerdzFactory Foundation team members.
NerdzFactory Foundation is dedicated to giving young adults across Africa/Nigeria with 21st Century technology skills needed to innovate, become self-reliant and also create jobs for themselves and others while also equipping them with knowledge and skills on how to ensure environmental sustainability.
The vice-president, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo on Tuesday, received governors of the ruling All Progressives Congress who came on a felicitation visit in his office at the presidential villa as he recovers from surgery.
The economy and the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities were among the issues discussed.
This was revealed in a statement signed by the Senior Special Assistant to the president on media and publicity, Laolu Akande.
Osinbajo said, “we all need to work together on these critical issues. We need to think through things, and we need to do it fast.”
The Vice President and the governors agreed to engage these issues with a view to bringing urgent resolution for the benefit of the Nigerian people.
Thanking the governors via Twitter, the VP said, “My utmost appreciation to the APC State Governors that visited me this afternoon. We discussed some national issues and are committed to the quick resolution of those pressing issues.“
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