A Catholic secondary school, Eucharistic Heart of Jesus Model College, located in Ilorin, has revealed the names of its top achievers in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Thirty pupils from the institution were among the approximately 8,000 students countrywide who scored between 300 and 355 in the UTME.
This is in line with the findings that Reverend Father Jude Okeh shared on X.
In the middle of the JAMB drama, we have this from a Catholic school, stated Reverend Father Jude Okeh, who tweets under the handle @friajudeo. There’s much more.
According to the list, two students, Fasesin Ayomiposi and Kunle-Olawepo Ayomikun, emerged as the highest scorers with 355 points. Other top performers include Adelodun Oluwadarasimi and Ayejuto Daniel with 341 points, and Idris Jamaaldeen with 333 points.
Others are Adeoye James, 330; Ademola Ayomide,330; Sunday Eniola, 329; Fawibe Iyanuoluwa, 328; Azor Richard, 327; Bambe Daniel, 327; Ezeala Excel, 326; Oyawoye Henry, 323; Oyewopo Mercy, 323.
Others are, Ebiegberi Joseph, 319; Adetola Omotoke, 319; Adigun Oluwaferanmi, 317; Atibioke Omolade, 317; Osunbande Adegoke, 315; Aliyu Muhizat, 314; Daramola Tunmise, 314; Ogunkeyede Wereniseoluwa, 313; Abolarin John, 312; Jenyo Bernard, 312; Folorunsho Stephen, 311; Enoch Oluwole, 311; Elegbede Oluwarotimi, 305; Bamidele Daniel, 300; Olaitan-Rafiu Damisola, 300 and Onah Francis with 300 points.
Netizens described this achievement as notable, especially considering the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board’s recent announcement that 1,402,490 candidates out of 1,842,464 failed to score 200 out of 400 marks.
JAMB has also clarified that the UTME is primarily a ranking examination and has urged caution against fake result slips, as the official results are not printed on paper.
