COVID-19: JAMB donates 3 ventilators to 2 FCT hospitals

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has donated three ventilators to two General hospitals to support the Federal Government’s fight against Coronavirus in the country.

JAMB said the gesture was prompted by ongoing collective support in the country to contain the spread of the virus in the country. ” Another one is donated to the principal hospital in the Board’s host community, the Bwari General Hospital, Abuja, in preparation for any eventuality.” This was borne out of the board’s desire to plan in line with federal government’s determination to ensure that no Nigerian succumbed to the virus.

” However, this gesture was in addition to the several other interventions aimed at aiding the fight against the virus, ” the board said.

And waecnigeria hope you saw this?

ASUU you see your mate?

Is JAMB the owner of the money? This is where corruption starts. Money to be REMITTED into got account.

May God bless you sir

Who is fooling who. Why donating to Abuja hospital why not order states in Nigeria.

NECO too will soon donate. It seems all govt agencies now enjoy autonomy to spend d revenue they generate d way they like. Where is accountability? You exploit candidates you don't have d capacity to admit and expend d money d way u like as if u were a private agency.

Who b Jamb and who b FG

So upon the whole money Jamb collects every year. No problem. Well, Nigeria is great and will continue to fly to greater heights.

Well understood, thank u sir!

May snake vomits that money ooo . We need them now

God bless JAMB. WAEC, NECO, NABTECH, NUC, ICAN, ANAN, CIPM, NIMN, NMA, NBA, NUJ, NLC, TUC, etc. Please follow suit. Together we shall overcome.

Stop playing politics pls, why not sending it to less privilege states

Wow! I didn't see this coming.

Only 3?

You got 70% of revenue from Lagos,no ventilator for lagos

I pray this saves many lives but let's ensure its maintained properly after the pandemic

The monkey that swallowed our money too should donate pls 🤗

Please who knows the price of 1 ventilator ?

is ASUUNGR asleep ?

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