INEC and JAMB plan to share biometric technology
The Independent National Electoral Commission is set to support the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board with biometric verification technology. Prof. Segun Aina of JAMB visited INEC to request access to equipment that could enhance the integrity of JAMB’s examination processes. Prof. Joash Amupitan of INEC welcomed the initiative, highlighting the importance of inter-agency collaboration. Both agencies emphasized the value of leveraging technology to improve their operations.
What we know
- Prof. Segun Aina led a JAMB delegation to INEC headquarters to discuss access to biometric verification equipment.
- JAMB aims to strengthen the integrity of its examination processes by using INEC’s biometric technology.
- Prof. Joash Amupitan praised JAMB’s role in education and described the visit as important for national development.
- INEC’s Director of ICT, Dr. Lawrence Bayode, was tasked to assess the availability and suitability of the equipment for JAMB.
- Both agencies expressed willingness to deepen cooperation and share expertise for national benefit.
