By our staff reporter
Ejikeme Mmesoma, a woman from Enugu State who claimed to have scored 362 in the 2023 UTME, said she is traumatised by the accusation that she forged her UTME results and that she is incapable of doing so.
Ejikeme Mmesoma made the declaration in a video that she recently posted on Facebook in response to claims that she had fabricated her UTME results.
Remember how Ejikeme Mmesoma received a 3 million scholarship from Anambra-based automaker Innocent Chukwuma, chairman of Innosun Vehicle Manufacturing Company, after he learned of her outstanding score of 362 in the 2023 UTME?
However, the Jamb publicly said that some individuals are disguising themselves in order to pass the test well in order to obtain an unfair advantage, and went on to state,
The instance of Miss Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma, who claimed to have obtained a 362 on the UTME in 2023 and was given a N3 million scholarship by Chief (Dr.) Innocent Chukwuma, is the most pitiful of them all.
Mmesoma, who may have heard about her purportedly false result, responded in a live broadcast where she showed the outcome.
“I am the owner of this result, and when I went to the JAMB site to print it, this is what I received. This is thus my total: 362. How I printed it is as follows. I don’t know how I fabricate my results, as they are currently claiming. And the accusation that I forged my results has traumatised me. I’m not competent to do it.
“They claimed that I fabricated my results, but when they scanned the QR code there, another name—Omotola Afolabi—showed up with a score of 138. When they checked the results again, the individual had received a score of 338, indicating a problem.
She said that the DSS is looking into it, but
“Instead of letting the inquiry conclude, they claimed that I fabricated the results without admitting it. Really, I am. And since my nursery school started giving first-place grades, even my common admission score is 300 or thereabouts.
