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Francis Mindi: The problem is candidates who are not exposed to computers don't get help with basics at the CBT centers, so they have problems with things like letter O and figure 0, and using cursor or keys to navigate. Their Proctors should have a knowledge and mandate for this. I witnessed this on a university...

Henry Emeka: Nigeria is too rich for students to suffer. With all our oil and minerals, education should be free. Funds should support youth—schools, housing, power, internet—not politicians’ luxury. JAMB pays billions to CBT centers while students struggle.

Henry Emeka: So many graduates in Nigeria, yet no jobs. A country these rich in oil,gas, rare earth minerals shouldn’t leave its youth stranded. The government must create real opportunities now not 2027—industries, tech hubs, vocational programs, and support for small businesses. Young Nigerians want to work; t...