The House of Representatives of the House of Representatives on Wednesday urged the Joint Board of Admissions and Enrollment (JAMB) to complete the JAMB office in the local government of Gbongan, Ayedaade, the state of OSun, and approve the establishment of new offices of Jamb in the state, particularly in the city of Apomu, local local, isokan. Government, within the federal constituency Ayedaade/Irewole/Isakan.
This resolution followed the adoption of a motion entitled “I need to complete the construction of the JAMB office in the area of ​​the local government of Gbongan, Ayedaade, and build a new Jamb office in Apomu, local government area of ​​Isakan, Osun state”, “,”, “ Moved during Plenary by Hon. LANRE OMOLEYE OLADEBO.
While presenting the motion, the legislator highlighted the incomplete state of the Jamban office in GBONGAN since 2021, which has prevented its accreditation. He stressed that without its completion and accreditation, students in the area cannot participate in the computer -based test (TCC). He also noted that the federal government has already invested significant resources in the 540 seat exam, but the installation remains non -operational due to the unfinished state of the office.
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The legislator raised concerns about the 270 computer systems supplied to the Gbongan Jamb office, which have not yet been used due to the lack of a complex of completed offices. He also pointed out the growing number of candidates for Jamb in 2024, with the state of OSun only that represents 110,000 records, without a corresponding increase in the TCC centers. In addition, it emphasized the need for adequate electricity, a waiting generator and a solar energy system to avoid energy failures during exams.
He also guessed for the establishment of a JAMB office in Apomu, local government of Isakan, to serve students in surrounding communities such as Ikire, Apomu and Orile Owu. Access to JAMB offices and TCC centers, argued, is essential for students' academic success, since Jamb's results serve as a door to enter Higher Education.
When the motion was put to a voice vote by Vice President Hon. Benjamin Kalu, who presided over the plenary, was unanimously supported by the members. Then, the Chamber ordered the Basic Examination Organizations Committee to guarantee compliance and inform within four weeks for new legislative measures.