JAMB 2024: "Una Dey Mad," Worried Boy Who Checked His UTME Result Sends Angry Message to Exam Body

JAMB 2024: "Una Dey Mad," Worried Boy Who Checked His UTME Result Sends Angry Message to Exam Body

  • A Nigerian boy has stirred mixed reactions on social media over the text message he sent to the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
  • The lad had checked his result on a mobile phone using a code and was frustrated by the response he got
  • While some people advised him to exercise patience, others feared he might land in trouble for the message he sent JAMB

A frustrated Nigerian boy has shared the message he sent to JAMB after he did not get a satisfactory response regarding his UTME result.

Following the release of the 2024 UTME results, the boy used a code to check for his and got the reply:

Boy shares angry message he sent to JAMB after checking his UTME result
The Nigerian student sent JAMB a message out of frustration. Photo Credit: Chimex, jamb.gov.ng
Source: Facebook
"Your request has been received and is being processed, you will get response shortly. The service will cost you #50."

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In the next minute, he got another reply that read:

PAY ATTENTION: Сheck out news that is picked exactly for YOU ➡️ find the “Recommended for you” block on the home page and enjoy!

"2024 UTME RESULT: This Service is Not Available Now..."

The text worried Chimex sent JAMB

These messages angered the lad and he sent the exam body a message containing a cuss word and a UTME result of his choosing.

Chimex replied JAMB:

"Dear jamb una dey mad.
"Chimex your 2024 UTMERESULT.
"Eng 100, Econs 100, Lit in eng 100.
"Govt 100.
"Aggregate 400."

Sharing the text messages on Facebook, Chimex said he decided to come up with his own result because the exam body refused to give him his score. He wrote:

"As jamb no gree release result.
"I don release am by myself."

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Worried boy's action gets people talking

Pretty Genny said:

"It can be frustrating."

Adam Muhammad Sani said:

"Pls let us rest nah.
"People they worried themselves for this jamb results.
"You go see wetten you dey fine ."

Itz Nikky Boy said:

"Guy calm ooooo by tomorrow you go see am."

Omotoso Marvellous Femi said:

"Nah only me normal for this country."

Sufiyanu Umar said:

"24% scored 200 marks and above, while 76% scores below 200 marks!!
"2024 JAMB!"

Wizzy Pearl said:

"U get mind oooo."

Smith Asher said:

"U dey use ur future to play."

Ayeni Iyanuoluwa said:

"Nah you right your results nah ogah why?"

Student disappointed after checking UTME result

In another related story, a student expressed disappointment after checking his UTME result with a code.

The student, identified as Zion Clark on Facebook, sent the words 'UTME RESULT' to 55019 and was disappointed by what he saw. He got two reply texts that read separately:

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"Your request has been received and is being processed, you will get response shortly. The service will cost you #50."
"2024 UTME RESULT: This Service is Not Available Now..."

Boy confused after checking his UTME result

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a boy got confused after using a code to check his UTME result.

Unlike the messages other students received when they checked their results, Okon got an unusual response. After an automated response informing Okon of the cost of checking his result, Okon got the reply:

"Wrong Parameter 2348153257807 Passed. Send HELP to 55019 or 66019."

Source: Legit.ng

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