The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has joined Nigerians in celebrating the country’s 66th Independence Anniversary, reflecting on Nigeria’s transformation and the role of technology in its development.
Key Highlights
- JAMB congratulates Nigerians on the 66th Independence Anniversary
- Board highlights Nigeria’s transformation driven by technological advancement
- JAMB links national progress to its own shift from pen-and-paper to computer-based testing
- “From pen and paper to keyboards and screens, Nigeria has evolved, and JAMB has evolved with her”
- Independence Day seen as a moment to honour progress and look to the future
In a message shared on Thursday, the examination body said Nigeria had undergone significant changes since gaining independence, with technological advancement becoming an important part of the country’s transformation.
JAMB drew a connection between Nigeria’s development and changes in its own examination system, particularly its transition from the traditional pen-and-paper format to computer-based testing.
“From pen and paper to keyboards and screens, Nigeria has evolved, and JAMB has evolved with her,” the board said.
The examination body said Independence Day offered an opportunity to reflect on the progress recorded by the country while considering the possibilities that lie ahead.
“As we celebrate another year of independence, we honour how far we’ve come and look ahead to all that is still possible,” JAMB added.
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The board congratulated Nigerians on the anniversary and wished citizens a happy Independence Day. For more updates on education and national developments, follow us on X.
Official information about JAMB can be found on the JAMB website.
