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Police deploy tight security for 2026 JAMB CBT in Enugu

The Enugu State Police Command has announced a comprehensive security arrangement for the 2026 Computer-Based Test (CBT) of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), with operatives deployed across all

Police deploy tight security for 2026 JAMB CBT in Enugu
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April 16, 2026byThe Nation
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The Enugu State Police Command has announced a comprehensive security arrangement for the 2026 Computer-Based Test (CBT) of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), with operatives deployed across all accredited centres in the state.

The commissioner of police, Mamman Bitrus Giwa, ordered the deployment of personnel alongside operational and intelligence resources to ensure a hitch-free examination process.

According to the command, the move aligns with directives from the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Rilwan Disu, aimed at guaranteeing a safe and conducive environment for candidates, examination officials, and other stakeholders throughout the exercise.

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Police operatives assigned to the centres have been instructed to maintain professionalism while remaining vigilant against examination malpractice, disorderly conduct, and any form of security breach.

They are also expected to work closely with other security agencies to secure examination venues, surrounding areas, and access routes.

The command urged candidates, parents, and the general public to cooperate with security personnel and adhere strictly to all examination guidelines to ensure a smooth process.

Reaffirming its commitment to the protection of lives and property, the police encouraged residents to report any suspicious activities promptly through its emergency lines.

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