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INEC to support JAMB with biometric verification technology

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INEC Chairman, Joash Amupitan, a professor, during a courtesy visit by JAMB Registrar, Segun Aina, and his management team.

The offer followed a request from the examination body to INEC for assistance in improving its verification systems.

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