NewStats: 3,262,618 , 8,177,698 topics. Date: Tuesday, 03 June 2025 at 04:05 AM 2y2g6d

GloriousGbola:


But but but - isn't SR a Tinubu plant?

GloriousGbola:


But but but - isn't SR a Tinubu plant?

It depends on the day and the agenda

I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy birthday doc. 🎉

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy Birthday Chief

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy Bai day

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy birthday chief.

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

......happy birthday Odogwu.

Same nig*SS that will insult their club owners, sports directors,managers and anyone who takes side with them, out for the most minimum incompetency...

The one posting with font still insult and want the worst for ten Haag till today but errors that caused suicides and could jeopardise the future of kids and young adults are from saboteurs that should be forgiven and forgotten.....Leemao

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef
Happy birthday to me

Happy birthday to you boss

Shey make we order some babes to sweeten the day

OasisX:




......I am gonna be reminding you bruh, don't worry, your mental health is my concern too.

Don't you know by reminding me, thereby notifying me of your existence once more,my mental health can be damaged?

Every man alive will get broken by the constant blocks.

OasisX:

Chai

Seun I no go ever forgive you.

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Unlimited happy returns chief

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy birthday bro. 🥂

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy Birthday Doc

TemporaryHansel:


Chai

Seun I no go ever forgive you.

TemporaryHansel:

Don't you know by reminding me, thereby notifying me of your existence once more,my mental health can be damaged?

Every man alive will get broken by the constant blocks.

TemporaryHansel:


Chai

Seun I no go ever forgive you.

.... do am 1 more time bruh, coz I am less busy this weekend. LOL!

Ibeme:


Crisis Management 101 at Exec level:

1st step - Can we get away with it

NO - move to 2nd step

2nd step - Can we identify all centres and candidates affected

YES - but will take 2 weeks - 2 weeks later, move to 3rd step

3rd step - Can we remark all papers affected by the random shuffling - MAYBE - will take 1 week to find out

1 week later. . . cannot remark the papers, move to 4th step

4th step - inform Minister of Education who now needs 1 week to position with Tinubu, including how to communicate to public and budget provision for resits

1 week later

5th step - it to public having completed all steps prior and having made provisions for resit at budgetary and operational level

Na so 4 weeks take waka

I have been in this position few times, the last thing you want to do is it error without having the solution to hand.

Stem brain!!!

Fvcking hell Ibime!!

OasisX:


....well, your point is valid.

Lmao... Na man, it can't be that bad with you

liveLongNprospa:


Stem brain!!!

Fvcking hell Ibime!!

Ibime don buy market.

TemporaryHansel:


Ibime don buy market.

I done get new fan

Unlimited22:
I almost forgot sef


Happy birthday to me

Happy birthday doc.

Wahala dey.

BlueRayDick those students you said score 200+ and where asked to resit, how did they score that high?
Did they have issues with their exams or jamb is just applying blanket solution to everybody in the SE region and Lagos.

liveLongNprospa:
Wahala dey.

BlueRayDick those students you said score 200+ and where asked to resit, how did they score that high?
Did they have issues with their exams or jamb is just applying blanket solution to everybody in the SE region and Lagos.

Alex onyia is the ceo of educare, the root cause of this mess. He should have put all this concern into ensuring patches for educares software were rolled out as at when due. Ironic that a company run by an ibo man chose not to deploy patches to ibo dominated areas in a timely fashion.

liveLongNprospa:
Wahala dey.

BlueRayDick those students you said score 200+ and where asked to resit, how did they score that high?
Did they have issues with their exams or jamb is just applying blanket solution to everybody in the SE region and Lagos.

I don't know any of the students personally o.

Attached are their comments.

Na only JAMB and Oloyede fit answer Ur questions o

GloriousGbola:


Alex onyia is the ceo of educare, the root cause of this mess. He should have put all this concern into ensuring patches for educares software were rolled out as at when due. Ironic that a company run by an ibo man chose not to deploy patches to ibo dominated areas in a timely fashion.

Read this report again, and tell me how Educare was responsible for the mess.

It is now an Igbo man that's responsible. You guys are seriously struggling to accept that Oloyede goofed


https://nairaland.unblockandhide.com/8425463/jamb-2025-utme-full-technical

BlueRayDick:


I don't know any of the students personally o.

Attached are their comments.

Na only JAMB and Oloyede fit answer Ur questions o

To err is human

See how confusion full everywhere.

izzou:


To err is human

See how confusion full everywhere.

Franco Baresi and Maldini everywhere.

Oloyede doesn't even need to take any responsibility, defenders dey for am wey plenty.

GloriousGbola:


Alex onyia is the ceo of educare, the root cause of this mess. He should have put all this concern into ensuring patches for educares software were rolled out as at when due. Ironic that a company run by an ibo man chose not to deploy patches to ibo dominated areas in a timely fashion.

This amala you're turning never done. How can Alex Onyia the CEO of Educare who put out this tweet criticizing JAMB be the one responsible for the technical glitch?

We didn’t engage JAMB simply out of emotion.

As soon as the results were announced, my phone blew up with calls from principals of schools using our Educare platform.

Their students had drilled for months on our CBT system—taking tests, viewing scores, grading schemes, and explanations—then iterating.

These principals had tracked the metrics we use to predict student performance.
Over the years, those metrics had accurately modelled outcomes.

But this time, the deviation was so extreme that they had questions.

We ed the most affected students. The stories were consistent: technical challenges and certainty that the results didn’t reflect their performance.

A core concern stood out—JAMB’s current technology was not as transparent as our CBT platform, so the failure couldn’t be reconciled.

The principals asked if our metrics could’ve been wrong. We showed them our track record.

I assured them that something clearly went wrong with JAMB.

Still, to avoid personal bias, I broadened my outreach to 15,000 plus candidates to gauge sentiment, and the rest is history.
As revealed, our call-out was justified.

To those thanking me, thank the students who practiced relentlessly. They gave me the conviction that the issue lay with JAMB. I also thank JAMB for being open, transparent and very swift to take action.

This also shows the importance of transparency.

If Educare’s CBT platform can run a nationwide test, open to all, and release full results and marksheets in under 3 seconds, there’s no reason JAMB should withhold results for weeks — never showing marksheets.

Instead, you get a black-box score and must live with it.

Technology has evolved. JAMB must catch up.

You may not always get everything right, but you must try.

Transparency builds trust, and trust drives progress.