The new Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Segun Aina, has unveiled a five-pillar agenda aimed at strengthening the body’s governance, expanding its digital infrastructure and improving service delivery over the next five years.
Mr Aina announced the reform agenda on Monday, his first day in office after formally assuming leadership of the board, according to a statement issued by JAMB’s spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin.
He succeeded Is-haq Oloyede, a professor, who served as registrar for a decade before handing over on Friday.
The new registrar said the development plan is designed to consolidate previous reforms while positioning the board as “Africa’s most trusted, innovative and accessible assessment and admissions institution.”
The registrar pledged to build on the foundation laid by his predecessor through innovation, stronger institutional systems and improved service delivery.
