Registrar of JAMB, Professor Ishaq Oloyede
The marks are sub-standard for admission to the nation’s Ivory Towers.
In my view, the previous cut-off points of 180 marks for university and 150 marks out of 400 marks for polytechnics and other is better and credible.
Nigeria is regarded as the giant of Africa. Nobody should politicise education.
Ayoola Olaniyi: 09086332199
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