JAMB CENTRES
Mr Phillip Ayuba, Corps Commandant in the state made the disclosure in an interview with the Newsmen in Minna on Tuesday.
He said the security would be in the 17 computer – based centres for the 11th conduct of the UTME in Niger, which kicked off on Tuesday.
Cross section of UTME candidates during a computer based test.
The commandant said that the monitoring team had been constituted to carefully monitor the conduct of the exercise in the state.
He explained that the corps would work with the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to ensure security at the centres before, during and after the computer-based test.
Ayuba urged prospective candidates to be law abiding, adding that the NSCDC personnel would be professional in carrying out their mandate to ensure a hitch-free examination.
He also warned parents against malpractices as anyone found wanting would be arrested and prosecuted. KYLEOIVREPORTS.
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