The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) says it has released additional 36,540 UTME results, which were earlier withheld for investigation.
This is in addition to the 531 results released the previous week, bringing the total results released to 1,879,437.
JAMB spokesperson Fabian Benjamin, in a statement said Others found to be involved in any examination misconduct are still undergoing investigation as the Board would want to review all the footage of all CCTV cameras placed in all its accredited centres to ascertain the candidate’s culpability or otherwise.
The statement also dismissed the report stating that the outstanding 2024 UTME results, currently being subjected to intense scrutiny by its team of experts, had been compromised on account of a cybersecurity breach and that it is considering rescheduling the examination.
JAMB however, said that a closer look at the letter, which was not signed by any person, lacked every ingredient of a letter from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.
The letter the board noted is not from JAMB but from those who wish to destroy the integrity of the Board, by compromising its unassailable operational processes to mislead candidates with the sole aim of extorting them.
While pointing out that the results of its 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and other previous years are intact and can not be hacked by anybody, the statement added that at the conclusion of this exercise, the Board would publish its findings
The statement also urged the public to be wary of misleading information emanating from sources not linked to the Board be it religious or other sources.