The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) in Nigeria has cautioned universities nationwide against independently issuing admission letters to prospective students. JAMB asserts that the authority to issue such letters does not fall within the purview of individual universities. This directive aims to centralize the admission process and ensure regulatory adherence. The board emphasized that all admissions must go through its centralized system for proper coordination and transparency. This move seeks to prevent irregularities and maintain the integrity of the university admission standards across Nigeria. JAMB’s statement reinforces its role as the central body governing access to higher education institutions in the country. The notice was initially published by Vanguard News.