JAMB Score is 264: Man Promises Sister iPhone if She Does Well, She Passes UNILORIN's Cut-Off Mark
- A Nigerian man had told his sister that if she was able to gain admission into the university, he would buy her an iPhone
- The man said his sister applied for admission to the University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) and that she scored 264 in last year's UTME
- She has also written the UNILORIN post-UTME test and scored 70 marks, but the man has turned around to complain about the cost of the iPhone
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A man promised to buy his sister an iPhone if she passed the JAMB exam and gained admission into the university.
The promise was made last year, and the young lady wrote the 2023 UTME and scored 264 marks in aggregate.
The man, Starboy Abefe, said his sister applied for admission to the University of Ilorin.
Abefe said she also sat for the UNILORIN post-UTME examination and scored 70 marks.
It looks like the sister has now met his conditions and he would have to fulfil his promise of buying her an iPhone. He said in a post:
"Around June of last year, I promised my younger sister that if she gain admission into university, I’m gonna get her an iPhone. Guess what? She just sent me her UNILORIN post-UTME score. She got 70/100. JAMB score na 264 and she has already passed the cut-off mark (based on last year own)…. Plus we are from Kwara state. I’m happy for her but una don hear the price of iPhone now? Nigeria you do this one. I go dey cough out almost 300k for XR now."
See the post below:
Reactions to Abefe's post
@teekay_akanbi said:
"Did I just see XR?? What happened to 13 and above? Spend this money small now. Encourage her with 14, so she go graduate with 1st class."
@VykturDonalty said:
"Buy now that is still cheap before the price is x2."
JAMB tutor shares his students' results
Meanwhile, a Nigerian man who helped some students prepare for their JAMB examination has seen their scores.
The teacher said he moved abroad before the result of the UTME was released by JAMB, but the students did well.
He has promised to give $50 each to all his students who scored 290 marks and above in the 2024 UTME.
Proofreading by Nkem Ikeke, journalist and copy editor at Legit.ng.
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