Duke of Udu
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“On April 15, 2026, some JAMB candidates were reportedly kidn@pped in Benue State while on their way to write their examination. When the news started circulating, JAMB debunked the report, claiming they were not JAMB students. Right now, I am sitting with eight of those kidn@pp€d candidates, and they all have their JAMB slips as proof. They were actually on their way to write the exam that day. We are calling on JAMB to look into their case and see what can be done for them after missing the exam due to the kidn@pping.” — Man calls on the attention of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board
So these officers were accused of extortion, threats, and abuse. They get “apprehended” and the only photo released is them facing the wall? What exactly is the point of that? In countries where accountability is taken seriously, officers involved in misconduct are identified. Names are released. Faces are shown. The public knows who is being held responsible. But here, you hide their identities and expect people to just accept it? How are we supposed to trust this process? How do we even know these are the same officers? This doesn’t look like accountability. It looks like protection. Nigerians are not fools. We can see when something is being done properly and when it’s just for show. If you want public trust, then be transparent. Anything less only raises more suspicion.
