HomeEducationFake Result: Innoson withdraws Mmesoma’s scholarship award

Fake Result: Innoson withdraws Mmesoma’s scholarship award

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Following the release of the findings by the Governor Chukwuma Soludo eight-man Committee of Inquiry set up to unravel the alleged manipulation of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) result by Miss Joy Mmesoma Ejikeme, Innoson Group has announced the withdrawal of the scholarship it had awarded to her.

The Head of Corporate Communications and Affairs, Innoson Group, Cornel Osigwe, said the decision was in line with principles of the firm.

In a statement yesterday, Innoson Group said though it was a difficult decision to withdraw the scholarship award, the action was a testament to its unyielding commitment to honesty, integrity and merit-based recognition.

The firm disclosed that it was involved in the process of investigating allegations surrounding the 2023 UTME examination result of Miss Mmesoma.

The statement added: “It was reported initially that Miss Joy scored exceptionally high on the exam, a feat that led to her being awarded a scholarship by our company.

“However, subsequent reports of discrepancies in her UTME score led us to seek clarification from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and to allow her to voice her stance. We engaged in direct dialogue with Miss Joy.

“Further to this, a committee set up by the Anambra State Governor, Charles Chukwuma Soludo, carried out a thorough independent investigation into this matter.

“The findings from this rigorous investigation have now confirmed that Miss Joy Mmesoma Ejikeme did manipulate her UTME results.

“This conclusion is deeply disappointing and stands in direct contravention of the values we hold dear at Innoson Vehicles, particularly those that underscore our scholarship programme.

“In line with these principles and response to the confirmed findings, we have made the difficult decision to withdraw the scholarship awarded to Miss Joy Mmesoma Ejikeme.

Innoson Vehicles remains steadfast in its mission to support deserving students, invest in the future of our education sector and uphold the highest ethical standards. We have always been deeply committed.”

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