JAMB registrar not charged in employment racketeering investigation – Reps c’tte

According to Yusuf Gagdi, the chairman of the House of Representatives Ad hoc Committee looking into employment racketeering in MDAs, the committee has not brought any charges against Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, the registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board.

In addition, he stated that, in contrast to rumors, no federal government entity has been charged.

At the committee’s resumed hearing on Saturday in Abuja, he said this.

Gagdi claimed that all of the agencies that appeared before the committee had engaged with it actively.

When the committee was still working on its task, he claimed it was incorrect to imply that it had indicted the JAMB registrar.

According to rumors, the committee indicted the JAMB registrar for hiring over 300 people without posting any job openings.

He argued that the committee could not be said to have indicted any agency for any misconduct until it had completed its task and issued a report to the house.

“Neither the Registrar of JAMB nor any institution have been indicted by this committee. That can only be said once we turn in our report.

We had a great conversation with him, and no one should declare someone to be flawed before this committee has made its conclusion.