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Angry students vandalise jamb office in makurdi

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jamb applicants on the 30th March 2017 protested at jamb office in makurdi destroying jamb properties and also causing holdup on roads, close source also mentioned that the protest went as far as the



government house where they were interrupted by security personnel.
HUNDREDS of prospective JAMB candidates in Benue State on Thursday thronged the zonal office and destroyed windows and other valuables.
Hundreds of applicants who expressed disaffection over the tedious manner they passing through to get registered.
The angry applicants who protested to the zonal office which is located along George Akume way also blocked the major road set born fire which disrupted traffic flow.The candidates were protesting their inability to register at the centers earmarked for the exercise.
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