Muslim Group Reacts As WAEC, JAMB Conflict

The Muslim Rights Concern, MURIC, has reacted to the clashes within the recently-released timetables of West African Examination Council, WAEC, and the Joint Admissions Matriculations Board, JAMB.

Candidates making ready to take the examinations of the nation’s twin examination giants have complained bitterly in regards to the clashes.

MURIC made this identified in a press launch signed by its Founder and Director, Professor Ishaq Akintola and made obtainable to DAILY POST on Thursday.

MURIC mentioned, “We name on each WAEC and JAMB to shortly synergise. Some WAEC topics will likely be taken on a day {that a} essential JAMB paper can even be examined.

“For occasion, WAEC college students who’re anticipated to write down Animal Husbandry subsequent week by 9 am on Thursday, April 11, 2019 are additionally being anticipated to take a seat for his or her JAMB paper on the identical day and on the identical time. This is not possible until the candidates are miracle employees.

“The way forward for our younger ones is essential to us no matter their non secular background. Any candidate who misses a JAMB paper must await an entire 12 months earlier than having one other alternative.

“With what is going on within the society these days, it’s not advisable to permit these youths to stay idle for twelve good months. An idle hand is the satan’s workshop.

“We are sure that every one these occurred inadvertently. Both JAMB and WAEC are dependable examination our bodies and we don’t doubt them.

“JAMB particularly has witnessed unparalleled reengineering beneath its quintessential and indefatigable registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede.

“Our attraction is that each examination our bodies ought to return to the drafting board and work it out collectively within the curiosity of those younger and harmless candidates and their dad and mom. There isn’t any time to lose.

“Finally, MURIC commends the transparency and professionalism of the 2 examination our bodies.

“We salute their staff for the sacrifices made annually. Our plea is for a review of the imminent clash in the crucial examinations before they are due next week.”