The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has received a formal request from a law firm, John Nwobodo & Associates, seeking the release of the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, questions and answers for more than 1.5 million candidates.

Report recalls that this comes with concerns over the exam’s high failure rate, with over 70% of candidates scoring below the 200 mark.

The results sparked criticisms among various Nigerians.

 The law firm, representing 1,534,654 candidates, raised suspicions of possible discrepancies in the results and suggested there may have been a malfunction in JAMB’s software.

According to the firm, candidates’ scores varied widely from below 100 to between 160 and 199 with some of the lowest scorers expressing doubts about the integrity of the examination process.