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Posted: 2025-05-15 13:18:24 UTC
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The author reflects on a JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) post by Dr. Chife and expresses concern over the dismissal of potential tribal bias in a "technical glitch" affecting five South Eastern states and select areas in Lagos. The author critiques Igbo individuals who downplay tribalism and praises those like Dr. Chife and Dr. Sam Amadi who speak truthfully about uncomfortable issues.
Potential tribal bias in JAMB's conduct.
Dismissal of tribalism by some successful Igbo individuals.
The statistical improbability of a 'technical glitch' affecting all five South Eastern states.
JAMB's initial reaction to celebrate a clampdown on malpractice in the affected region.
The importance of speaking truthfully about uncomfortable issues.
Acknowledging and confronting tribalism in Nigeria.
The discomfort of confronting the ugly truth.
Willful ignorance or denial of potential bias.
Statistical improbability of the technical glitch
JAMB's reaction to celebrate clampdown