COVID: JAMB exempts underage from its 'no vaccine, no entry' directive
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has said that people below eighteen years are not required to show vaccination cards before they are allowed into its offices nationwide.
The Federal Government has a policy barring access to federal institutions by people who have not taken the COVID-19 vaccination.
However, the National Primary Health Care Development Agency does not presently require people younger than eighteen to be vaccinated.
A statement by the JAMB public relations officer, Fabian Benjamin, noted that while underage people can access the board’s offices, they have to show proof that they are underage to check abuse.
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