Gaius Chibueze, The founder of Tatcoin, has made a scholarship offer to Mmesoma Ejikeme, who is at the center of a UTME result controversy
Gaius Chibueze, The founder of Tatcoin, has made a scholarship offer to Mmesoma Ejikeme, who is at the center of a UTME result controversy
This occurs while JAMB continued to assert that Miss Ejikeme Mmesoma’s UTME results are “patently false.”
The candidate was disqualified from taking the exam for the following three years, according to a statement released on Tuesday by Dr. Fabian Benjamin, acting director of public affairs and protocol for the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
Reacting, Chibueze indicated an interest in sponsoring the 17-year-old student through his company, to study in any country of her choice between the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom.
He urged JAMB, to desist from attempts to malign Mmesoma’s name as it will also be viewed as an attack on her race.
Chibueze also said his firm will work towards helping her to secure admission and her education will be fully funded up till Master’s degree level.
He wrote;
“I and our company @VoiceOfTheEast are ready to offer Miss Joy Mmesoma a 100% scholarship to study in the UK, CANADA or the UNITED states of 🇺🇸 America.
Our team will work with her to get admission From any university of her choice in any of the above 3 countries. We will take 100% charge of her Fees and upkeep until her masters level.
@lota_nna, kindly get in touch with her and her family! We are calling on @JAMBHQ to desist from such unprofessional behavior. This is not just an attack on her person but the entire Igbo race!”
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I and our company @VoiceOfTheEast are ready to offer Miss Joy Mmesoma a 100% scholarship to study in the UK, CANADA or the UNITED states of 🇺🇸 America.
— BitcoinChief (@gaiuschibueze) July 3, 2023
Our team will work with her to get admission From any university of her choice in any of the above 3 countries.
We will take…
Since then, Mmesoma Ejikeme has refuted claims made by JAMB that she fabricated her exam results.
The adolescent described what transpired in a viral video, expressing disbelief that JAMB had accused her of forgery when it was she who had brought the disparity to their attention.
Mmesona, who said she was traumatized by the accusation, noted that she is not capable of doing what was alleged.
