The Federal Government has threatened to sanction higher institutions that fail to submit lists of students admitted immediately after matriculation.

According to Joint Admission and Matriculation Board’s Public Communications Advisor, FABIAN BENJAMIN, the initiative is one of the recommendations made by a committee set up by the Federal Government to combat fake degree racketeering in the country. 

The board noted that institutions are to regularly submit their matriculation lists to the Federal Ministry of Education not later than three months after matriculation ceremonies, through the dedicated channel of JAMB.

The Board also reiterate that candidates not disclosed by institutions would not be entertained, adding that it will not tolerate any condonement of undisclosed admissions moving forward.