Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, wey dem dey call JAMB, go get new leader dis weekend. Professor Segun Aina don become di sixth substantive Registrar of di board. E dey take over from Professor Ishaq Oloyede, wey don serve for 10 good years.
Oloyede tenure na one wey change di face of JAMB. E restore confidence for UTME exam and make admission process become more credible. Through im reforms, di board become better with technology-driven service. E even earn international recognition for Nigeria.
Now, Segun Aina wey be Professor of Computer Engineering dey enter di scene. Dis man sabi IT, digital systems, and cybersecurity well-well. Im background mean say e fit lead JAMB into next level. Di board dey face new challenges, and Aina get di skill to handle dem.
Stakeholders dey expect say Aina go use technology to simplify tins for candidates. E no just go automate old ways, but go make access easier and reduce stress. Everybody dey hope say di board go become more efficient and responsive.
One big thing wey people dey watch na dia approach to exam malpractice. Instead of just catching offenders after di thing don happen, dem fit use AI, data analytics, and biometrics to prevent fraud from start. Dis go make JAMB exam even more trustworthy.
Aina also need to keep di good work wey Oloyede and other registrars don do before. Institutional continuity na key for public organisations. So e go preserve achievements but add fresh ideas for di changing education landscape.
Collaboration with stakeholders go remain important. Aina youthfulness, tech skills, and admin experience give everybody hope say JAMB go continue to innovate. Di staff dem suppose support am well for dis new chapter.
Di success of dis transition no go just be about keeping di core mission of fair and transparent admissions. But e go be about making JAMB a model public institution wey candidate-centric and globally respected.
