The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission have congratulated Nigerians on the country’s 66th Independence Anniversary, calling for sustained progress and nation-building.
JAMB, in a message shared on Thursday, reflected on Nigeria’s transformation over the years, noting that the country had evolved alongside advancements in technology.
The board said its transition from pen-and-paper examinations to computer-based testing reflected the broader changes Nigeria had undergone since independence.
“From pen and paper to keyboards and screens, Nigeria has evolved, and JAMB has evolved with her,” the board said.
JAMB said the Independence Day celebration provided an opportunity to recognise the country’s achievements while looking ahead to its future.
“As we celebrate another year of independence, we honour how far we’ve come and look ahead to all that is still possible,” it added.
The board wished Nigerians a happy Independence Day.
Similarly, the EFCC Chairman, Ola
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