Lagos CBT centres ready to conduct UTME – JAMB vanguardngr.com vanguardnews
Mr Babatunde Bamisaye, Coordinator JAMB Lagos office, said this in an interview with Newsmen in Lagos on Tuesday.He spoke on the sideline of the matriculation of newly admitted students at the Federal College of Education , Akoka, Yaba, for the 2018/2019 academic session.
The coordinator, however, warned candidates not to attempt to bring items such as glasses, scientific wrist watches that were banned by the board to the examination premises, saying that they were unacceptable. “Except for special cases, such as recommended eye glasses proven beyond doubt that would be understandable,” he said.
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