2018 JAMB top scorers: How Ogun state took the shine
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our doors are always open to any request especially when the nation would be the ultimate beneficiary2 the report he said was untrue and incorrect2 he however explained that moses with 354 score was the highest scorer from benue state and the entire north central2 benjamin added that it was imperative to set the records straight in order to ensure that the public was not misled by unverified report2 the board appeals to all interested individuals and organisations who would want to use its data for research reportage and other national necessary disposition to always contact it for accurate and up to date information2 this is so as not to misdirect the public into taking wrong and misleading conclusions2 ogun state also produced the 4 highest scorer ademola adetola who is from ogun state but sat for the examination in lagos and recorded a score of 3551 while akinyemi paul from ogun state who wrote his examination in lagos ape moses from benue who wrote the examination in makurdi and obi-obuoha abiamamela from rivers who wrote the examination in port harcourt came fifth with a tie score of 3541 ogun state nigeria took a comfortable position on the list of top five best performing students in the 2018 unified tertiary matriculation examination utme by the joint admission and matriculation board1 according to him the attention of the board is drawn to publications that ape moses from benue came top in the entire exercise1 by veronica dariya1 according to statistics by jamb three of the 5 students who made the highest score had links to ogun state1 the highest scoring candidate mr galadima zakari although from biu in borno state sat for the examination in ogun state and emerged with 364 out of 4001 the second highest scorer adekunle jesufemi with a score of 358 is from ogun state and also sat for the in the state1 the third highest score of 357 however went to alikah oseghale from edo state who sat for the examination in ekpoma1 the boards head of media dr fabian benjamin said in a statement on sunday in abuja said that the information became necessary and to put the records in proper perspective following a circulated misinformation in some quarters1

4 Ogun candidates make top 5 in UTME
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our doors are always open to any request especially when the nation would be the ultimate beneficiary2 the report he said was untrue and incorrect2 he however explained that moses with 354 score was the highest scorer from benue state and the entire north central2 benjamin added that it was imperative to set the records straight in order to ensure that the public was not misled by unverified report2 the board appeals to all interested individuals and organisations who would want to use its data for research reportage and other national necessary disposition to always contact it for accurate and up to date information2 this is so as not to misdirect the public into taking wrong and misleading conclusions2 adekunle jesufemi an indigene of ogun state who sat for his examination in abeokuta the state capital came second with 358 marks1 the overall best candidate of the 1.3 million candidates is galadima zakari from biu in borno state. however he sat for the examination in ogun. he got the highest score with 3641 ogun state also produced the fourth best candidate in ademola adetola who sat for the examination in lagos with a score of 3551 akinyemi paul from ogun state who wrote his examination in lagos ape moses from benue who wrote the examination in makurdi and obi-obuoha abiamamela from rivers tied for the fifth position. the latter wrote his examination in port harcourt. all the trio scored 3541 however alikah oseghale from edo state who sat for the examination in ekpoma with a score of 357 was the overall third best candidate1 jambs head of media dr fabian benjamin said in a statement on sunday in abuja said that the information became necessary to put the records in proper perspective following some misinformation in some quarters1 according to him the attention of the board was drawn to publications that ape moses from benue came top in the entire exercise1