The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Tuesday, warned prospective candidates for the 2018 UTME, over the circulation of fake past questions in CD format.
This was contained in a statement signed by the board’s head of media, Fabian Benjamin.
JAMB made it clear that the items were, “intended to dupe unsuspecting candidates”.
“The fake past questions in CD Rom entitled; “JAMB PRO CBT practice software for UTME” was purported to have emanated from JAMB in other to give credence to the products.
“This is also made by the producers to perpetuate their nefarious activities.
“JAMB wishes to dissociate itself from the production and sale of the fake CDs and warned the public to be vigilant and avoid being defrauded,” Benjamin said.
The board said it had not authorised any individual or groups to do so on its behalf.
“As a responsible and responsive organisation, we will not be part of any ploy to defraud innocent candidates.
“We have put machineries in motion to our outlets and service providers not to be used as channels of exploitation or distribution of such fake items.”
