The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB announced on Thursday that it has remitted N2 billion to the Federal Government as its interim surplus for the 2023 operational year, adding that more will be remitted once the year’s operations are concluded.
Dr. Fabian Benjamin, JAMB’s spokesman, said in a statement that the remittance was in furtherance of the Registrar’s, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede-led management’s vow, upon assumption of office, that it would harness technology and discipline to manage the Board’s operations.
According to the PUNCH, the Oloyede-led administration has transferred nearly N55 billion to the Federal Government’s coffers since taking office.
“On assumption of office of the current Registrar, he had come up with a policy which holds that whatever would be done, must be on the table. This has changed the narratives such that JAMB now posts humongous returns to the Consolidated Revenue Fund.”
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“These returns were bolstered by the Board’s expanded internal capacities for its operations achieved through direct execution of its processes and procedures, which instantly resulted in, for instance, savings of N1.2bn being paid annually to a service provider and a downward review of the N1.2bn being annually paid to another to about N400m with the same old service provider. This is in addition to the recovery of over N1.2bn in both cash and estates in choice areas of Abuja, in 2016.”
“It was these steps and many others, which had ensured that a Board, which had remitted cumulatively in its 40 years of existence about N55m to the national treasury, rendered N7.8bn in the first year of the assumption of office of Prof. Oloyede, and has since contributed over N27bn directly to the national treasury,” the statement said.
