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Exam & admission roundup

JAMB to Open First UTME Centre in Canada — 17 Oct 2026

By EXAMVORA Editorial · 17 October 2026 · Covers 17 September 2026 – 17 October 2026

This fortnight’s roundup highlights JAMB’s launch of its first overseas UTME centre in Ottawa, Canada, and the removal of restrictions on candidate contact updates. NECO shares its latest pass rate figures and staff commendations, and UBEC announces a major World Bank grant for Nigerian education.

JAMB Updates

JAMB / UTME

JAMB announced it will establish its first UTME centre in Canada for the 2027 exam cycle. This will benefit Nigerian candidates seeking to sit the exam abroad.

Source: Sahara Reporters, 5 October 2026

The JAMB Registrar explained the decision to set up a UTME centre in Canada. Prospective candidates can expect clearer guidance on the new venue.

Source: LEADERSHIP Newspapers, 7 October 2026

JAMB will launch a UTME centre in Ottawa, Canada, to ease access for Nigerians in North America from 2027. This move aims to facilitate exam participation for the diaspora.

Source: MSME Africa, 6 October 2026

JAMB was urged to publish foreign UTME data before the opening of the Ottawa centre. Stakeholders await the information to plan accordingly.

Source: The Guardian Nigeria News, 11 October 2026

JAMB lifted the ban on SIM‑swap and email changes for UTME candidates. Candidates can now update their contact details without restriction.

Source: Nigeria Communications Week, 22 September 2026

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NECO Updates

NECO

Guidelines were released on how to check the 2026 NECO results. Candidates can use the instructions to view their scores.

Source: Daily Post Nigeria, 24 September 2026

NECO recorded a 58.67 % pass rate in the 2026 SSCE as malpractice fell by 64.7 %. This reflects improved exam integrity for students.

Source: Businessday NG, 24 September 2026

NECO’s pass rate dropped by 2.6 % while 804,948 candidates obtained credits in English and Maths. Examinees can note the performance trends.

Source: TheCable, 24 September 2026

NECO commended its staff for conducting uninterrupted exams despite insecurity. This reassures parents and schools about exam safety.

Source: Voice of Nigeria, 24 September 2026

The NECO registrar stated that Boko Haram, banditry and sit‑at‑home protests never stopped the NECO exams. The statement underscores the continuity of examinations for learners.

Source: THISDAYLIVE, 23 September 2026

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Education Agencies

Education agencies

Governors, the Federal Ministry of Education and other bodies will host an Education Summit in Abuja from December 8 to 10. The event will bring together educators and policymakers.

Source: THISDAYLIVE, 16 October 2026

UBEC announced a $552 million World Bank grant targeting 29 million Nigerian children and 500,000 teachers. The funding is intended to support education across the country.

Source: Vanguard News, 14 October 2026

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What to do next

Visit the official JAMB portal for details on the Ottawa UTME centre and registration steps.
Update SIM‑swap and email information on the JAMB portal to ensure uninterrupted communication.
Check the NECO website for the published guidelines on viewing 2026 results.
Review NECO’s pass rate data to gauge performance trends in English and Maths.
Follow UBEC announcements for information on the World Bank grant implementation.

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Sources

Nigerian Agency JAMB To Establish First UTME Centre In Canada For 2027 — Sahara Reporters, 5 October 2026
JAMB Registrar Explains Decision To Establish UTME Centre In Canada — LEADERSHIP Newspapers, 7 October 2026
JAMB to Launch UTME Centre in Ottawa, Canada, to Ease UTME Access for Nigerians in North America From 2027 — MSME Africa, 6 October 2026
JAMB urged to publish foreign UTME data before Ottawa centre — The Guardian Nigeria News, 11 October 2026
JAMB Lifts SIM Swap, Email Change Ban for UTME Candidates — Nigeria Communications Week, 22 September 2026
How to check 2026 NECO result revealed — Daily Post Nigeria, 24 September 2026
NECO records 58.67% pass rate in 2026 SSCE as malpractice falls 64.7% — Businessday NG, 24 September 2026
NECO pass rate drops by 2.6% as 804,948 candidates obtain credits in english, maths — TheCable, 24 September 2026
NECO Commends Staff For Uninterrupted Exams Amid Insecurity — Voice of Nigeria, 24 September 2026
Boko Haram, Banditry, Sit-at-Home Never Stopped NECO Exams, Says Registrar — THISDAYLIVE, 23 September 2026
Govs, Federal Ministry of Education, Others to Host Education Summit in Abuja from December 8 to 10 — THISDAYLIVE, 16 October 2026
UBEC: $552m World Bank grant targets 29m Nigerian children, 500,000 teachers — Vanguard News, 14 October 2026

This roundup summarises reports from the outlets above. Always confirm dates, fees and deadlines on the official WAEC, NECO, JAMB, NABTEB or university website before acting.