CPAN Raises Alarm As More Candidates Fall Victims On the Sales Of Fake 2017 UTME Forms


The Computer-Based Test Centres Proprietors Association of Nigeria (CPAN), has raised alarm over the selling of fake 2017 JAMB Registration Forms in Imo by some illegal centres.
According to the Chairman of the association, Comrade Chidiebere Egboh the fraudsters also collect money from their victims promising them of placing them in "Special Centres" to cheat during UTME.
He described this as dangerous and called on prospective candidates to be careful as JAMB is yet to commence registration.
“The fraudsters play fast one and extort N15, 000 and above from thousands of unsuspecting prospective JAMB candidates.
“The consequences are that the fraudsters will elope with candidates’ money and they will not have genuine centres to write the examination.
“The issue of ‘special centres’ had been clamped down. We must emphasis that there will be nothing like ‘special centre’ any longer" He said.
He advised candidates to verify accredited JAMB Registration Centres via JAMB official website.
Be rest assured that www.24schinfo.com will get you updated as quick as possible when the 2017/18 UTME registration forms commence sales. Hence candidates should calm and not to be over anxious concerning the sales, in order to fall victim of fraudsters who indulge in the sales of fake forms.
Ensure to inform people around you that Joint admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has not officially announced the sales of 2017 UTME forms and inform them of the activities of fraudsters to deceive candidates.
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