Oyo SUBEB rejects exam leak claims and warns of legal steps
The Oyo State Universal Basic Education Board has firmly denied any involvement in the alleged leakage of Common Entrance Examination results. Dr Nureni Adeniran, the board’s Executive Chairman, called the accusations false and misleading, stating they could harm the board’s reputation. The board emphasized that it is not responsible for setting or handling exam questions and urged the public to seek information from the appropriate authorities. It also warned that continued false allegations could result in legal action.
What we know
- Dr Nureni Adeniran and the Oyo SUBEB denied any role in the alleged exam result leak.
- The board clarified it is not involved in the conduct, setting, or administration of the Common Entrance Examination.
- Oyo SUBEB urged complaints about the exam to be directed to the Oyo State Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.
- The board warned media outlets and individuals that defamatory statements or continued false allegations would attract legal action.
- Members of the public were advised to disregard the allegation and rely on verified information from proper authorities.
