The father of the Young girl involved in the high-profile case of alleged forgery of her 2023 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) result, Romanus Ejikeme, has decided to rely on divine justice rather than pursuing legal action against the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
During an interview at their residence in Nnewi, Mr. Ejikeme expressed the family’s perspective on the matter and their unwavering trust in God as the ultimate judge in this distressing situation. He stated that despite the serious allegations, he firmly believed in his daughter’s dedication and hard work.
Mr. Ejikeme proudly attested to Mmesoma’s unwavering commitment as a diligent student, leaving no room for doubt about her devotion to her studies and her aspiration to pursue a career in Medicine and Surgery.
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He also expressed his admiration for Mmesoma’s tireless efforts, often sacrificing sleep to study late into the night. The family found solace in her unwavering determination to excel academically and fulfill her dreams.
He stated that the accusation of forgery had a profound impact on Mmesoma and her family. It cast doubt on her accomplishments and deprived her of the recognition she rightfully deserved for her exceptional performance in the UTME, causing immense sadness and emotional distress.
Despite these challenges, Mr. Ejikeme emphasized their commitment to seeking justice and cooperating fully with the investigation that could clear Mmesoma’s name.
JAMB’s dismissal of Mmesoma’s result and subsequent accusations of forgery came as a shock to the family and the local community. The board’s claim that she had presented a counterfeit result, has resulted in the annulment of her original score and a harsh three-year ban from future examinations. The severity of the punishment raised concerns regarding the evidence and due process involved in reaching such a conclusion.
Mr. Ejikeme appealed for a meticulous and impartial inquiry into the matter, emphasizing the need for transparency and clarity in handling the case. The family sought a fair assessment that would exonerate Mmesoma and uphold the integrity of the examination system. Their plea resonated with concerned citizens who also questioned the adequacy of the evidence and the possibility of an error or misunderstanding.
As the alleged UTME result forgery case unfolds, the Ejikeme family said they will continue maintains unwavering faith in divine justice. They firmly believe that truth will ultimately prevail, leading to Mmesoma’s vindication.
This case will serve as a reminder of the importance of a fair and equitable examination process that safeguards the aspirations and achievements of hardworking students. As the nation closely follows this development, many hope for justice to be served and the truth to prevail in this matter.
