- In response to a Twitter post that was comparing various QR codes, a young Nigerian man shared an additional code online, encouraging social media users to scan it.
- He recently revealed a QR code he created, displaying a fictitious JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) score of 390.
- The revelation of the fabricated QR code sparked surprise among Nigerians who scanned it, as it contributed to the ongoing discussions and debates surrounding the alleged forgery in Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma’s exam results
Given the recent forgery case involving Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma, it was proven online by a young individual that it is indeed possible to generate a barcode and manipulate the resulting information as desired.
In response to a Twitter post that was comparing various QR codes, aiming to contribute to the ongoing discussion regarding the girl’s outcome, the man with the username @david_saint_ shared an additional code and encouraged individuals to scan it.
The young Nigerian man openly shared a self-generated QR code containing a fictitious JAMB (Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board) score of 390. By doing so, he showed that anyone has the ability to fabricate their scores and assign themselves any desired name.
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Jamb unravels Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma’s original score
His intention behind sharing this QR code was to prove that anyone has the capability to generate their own scores and manipulate the associated name to their preference.
The individuals who scanned the code were taken aback by what they discovered, further fueling the conversation and raising questions about the authenticity of Jamb exam records.
They were surprised when they saw Seji on Twitter as a candidate name with a fake JAMB score of 390.
There were some netizens who shared his view that QR codes had the potential to be misused by anyone aiming to counterfeit a result.
Social media reactions
@Josi_Elewa said: “Nigeria is a den of thieves. You people are actually robbers and I hope that girl goes to prison alongside all her handlers.”
@betgains said: “Lmaoo JAMB operations poor sha, how can a QR code be showing two separate result, imagine hacker embed malware on the QR code.”
@EforkDavis5 said: “We aren’t fools like ya nah …..we should scan what you crop outta nowhere.”
@Homiebishop said: “Anybody can create code.”
@david_saint_ replied: “Exactly, and the one in the first frame has a white background compared to the one in the 3rd frame that blends with the paper color.”
See the post below:
JAMB finally reveals Ejikeme joy’s original score
The Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) result slip for Ejikeme Joy Mmesoma has been made available to the public by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) 2023 score fraud was just made public by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
According to the testing organisation, candidates and their suspected sponsors defraud Nigerians by making claims about having exceptional results or having scored the highest possible on the UTME by using a certain piece of software.
