Charly Boy, the renowned Nigerian singer, and socio-political activist has recently waded into the controversy surrounding Mmesoma Ejikeme’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) result.
Mmesoma, who proudly declared a remarkable score of 362, the highest in the 2023 UTME, found herself entangled in accusations of fabricating her result by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
In response to these allegations, Mmesoma expressed profound astonishment that the result she had obtained directly from the JAMB webpage could be unjustly deemed as counterfeit by the examination board, without conducting a thorough investigation.
This compelling defense was presented by Mmesoma in a viral video she shared on Monday, passionately refuting the accusation and asserting her inability to manipulate her academic achievement.
Speaking on the situation, Charly Boy, who took to Twitter on Monday night, expressed skepticism over JAMB’s allegation.
He called on the board to make Mmesoma’s examination papers available for a remark by an external body.
He wrote, “JAMB must produce her paper for an external body to remark. I don’t trust the mark they claim they awarded her right now.
“JAMB has ended up making the young girl popular and the girl on the other hand exposed JAMB’s corruption & ineptitude just like INEC.”
