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JAMB rejects the apology of a born-again candidate who confessed to having cheated 21 years ago – –
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has rejected the apology of a repentant candidate who confessed to having cheated when he wrote the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 21 years in the past.
The Nigerian man, recognized as Timipade Kemepade, had written to the board asking for forgiveness, claiming that he was now born once more and had solely cheated out of youthful exuberance.
The letter titled, “Restitution on my JAMB Consequence 21 Years In the past“, learn partially,
“With remorse and honest apology to JAMB, I, Timipade Kemepade, with Certificates No. 33208803GA confess that l participated in examination malpractice 21 years in the past whereas sitting my JAMB examination. I, subsequently, search the forgiveness of JAMB. I sincerely remorse my youthful exuberance”.
Nevertheless, the board, in response to the person’s letter said that the apology and consequent request for forgiveness are “rejected of their entirety and are, subsequently, not admissible.”
The board additionally knowledgeable him that the situation for accepting his apology is his willingness to forfeit all of the certificates he had fraudulently acquired with the results of the examination he confessed to have cheated on 21 years in the past.
