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    JAMB Candidates should Not Choose Unauthorized Courses In Specialized Varsities - FG

    The Federal Government has warned specialized
    institutions in the country, which have been
    running programmes that are not in conformity
    with their mandates, to stop such with immediate
    effect.

    In a statement on Sunday, the government
    directed that such universities should stick to
    their core mandates for which they were set up
    and desist from running programmes which have
    no bearing to their names and foundation.

    It described as unfortunate a situation where
    universities of agriculture offered programmes in
    Law and management courses such as
    Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business
    Administration, among others, and most of these
    institution go as far as changing the
    nomenclature of the courses, a situation where
    they have now have Banking Engineering,
    Accounting Technology among others.

    The statement by the spokesman for the Joint
    Admissions and Matriculation Board, Dr. Fabian
    Benjamin, stated that the Minister of Education,
    Mallam Adamu Adamu, had directed JAMB “to
    delete all such courses on its portal.”

    He added that all candidates desirous of sitting
    the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
    Examination, the statement advised, “should not
    be hoodwinked into such programmes as they are
    illegal and are not provided for in JAMB brochure.

    He described specialised universities as those set
    up to pursue specific courses and programmes to
    generate manpower in particular sectors of the
    economy.

    He said, “Some of these specialised institutions
    include universities of agriculture, universities of
    technologies and universities of medicine,
    amongst others.

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    The Federal Government has observed that these
    institutions have derailed from their statutory
    responsibilities, thereby running programmes that
    are antithetical to their mandates.

    The government notes the unfortunate situation
    where Universities of Agriculture offer programmes
    in Law, management courses such as Accounting,
    Banking and Finance, Business Administration,
    among others.

    It described this as aberration which must stop
    with immediate effect.

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