Just in: jamb finally approve the new reading text for 2025/2026 jamb

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 JAMB Announces New Use of English Text for 2025 UTME Candidates




The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially unveiled The Lekki Headmaster by Kabir Alabi Garba as the recommended reading text for candidates preparing for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). This announcement was made earlier today, signaling the board’s commitment to ensuring candidates are well-prepared for the Use of English component of the examination.


The Use of English is a critical part of the UTME, and the prescribed novel serves as a key resource for candidates to enhance their comprehension, vocabulary, and analytical skills. By incorporating this text, JAMB aims to promote the reading culture among students while ensuring a uniform standard for testing.


Why The Lekki Headmaster?


Kabir Alabi Garba's The Lekki Headmaster is a contemporary novel that delves into themes of education, leadership, and societal challenges, offering candidates relatable content that reflects modern-day realities. Its approval underscores JAMB's effort to present materials that resonate with students while fostering critical thinking and understanding of literature.


What Candidates Should Know


Study Requirement: All candidates sitting for the 2025 UTME are advised to obtain a copy of The Lekki Headmaster and dedicate time to studying the text thoroughly.


Exam Relevance: Questions derived from the book will test candidates’ understanding of the plot, characters, themes, and literary devices used in the text.


Registration Updates: JAMB has assured candidates that further details about the UTME/Direct Entry (DE) registration process will be released soon. Prospective candidates are urged to stay updated via the official JAMB channels.



Tips for Success


1. Get the Book Early: Ensure you purchase an authentic copy of the text to avoid missing any critical content.



2. Analyze Key Themes: Focus on understanding the underlying messages and how they relate to societal issues.



3. Practice Questions: Familiarize yourself with potential comprehension-style questions and essay topics derived from the text.



4. Engage in Group Discussions: Discussing the book with peers can provide fresh insights and improve your retention.




As registration details are expected to be released shortly, prospective candidates are encouraged to stay informed and begin their preparations without delay. With the right effort and commitment, success in the 2025 UTME is achievable.


For updates, visit JAMB’s official website or follow th

eir verified social media channels.


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