2018 UTME: Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa Emerges With ‘highest’ JAMB Score So Far

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 15-year-old Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa has emerged ‘best candidate’ so far in the just released result of 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).



Previously, there were reports that one Ibukun Oduntan from Corona Secondary School reportedly had the highest score with 344 marks when results were being released.


 In the newly released result yesterday,Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa from Taidob College Asero Estate, Abeokuta, Ogun State emerged with the highest score of 349.

 A statement signed by one, Dare Adedotun stated that, ”Ajibola Oluwatosin from Egdbado North, Ogun State recorded 78 in the Use of English, 94 in Mathematics, 88 in Physics and 89 in Chemistry.

 Also, a 16 year-old JAMB candidate from Ethiope East in Delta state, Oghotomo Ogheneruno Goddowell was initially considered to have scored the highest score of 321, in the Use of English, Physics, chemistry and biology.

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