JAMB 2025: Candidate Praises Transparent and Fair Experience at Bishop Otubelu CBT Centre

A JAMB 2025 candidate, Anike Obinna Meshach, has shared his personal experience at the Bishop Otubelu CBT Centre, Trans-Ekulu, describing the entire process as “transparent, free, and fair.”

According to Anike, the center was well-organized, and both the officials and JAMB staff on ground were supportive, resourceful, and professional in the way they attended to students. He expressed gratitude for the manner in which all candidates were treated equally, without leaving anyone behind or unattended.

“My center Bishop Otubelu, Trans-Ekulu was transparent, free and fair in the arrangements of candidates. The JAMB officials were resourceful to the candidates and didn’t leave anyone behind. I thank God for today’s exam,” Anike said.

This feedback adds to the growing number of positive reports from candidates across Nigeria, highlighting centers that are living up to expectations in ensuring smooth conduct of the 2025 UTME.

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has consistently emphasized the importance of fairness and strict adherence to examination guidelines at all centers. Reports like Anike’s show that many centers are indeed complying with JAMB’s standards.

Candidates nationwide are still sitting for their exams as the UTME continues through May 5, 2025. More updates and personal stories will be shared as they come in.

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