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Graphic Photo - Jambite Hangs Himself Over Poor UTME Score

After students write Jamb, it is a normal phenomenon that some will pass, scoring 180 and above and some will fail, scoring below 180.

It if left for the unlucky candidate/s to buckle up, wait for another year to sit for the exams again, but for this fellow it is not to be so as he feels it is the end of the world for him.

In a time where there are millions of jobless graduates parading the streets with little or no hope of getting good jobs, some even regret why they didnt learn a trade instead of going to the University, this young boy who just wrote jamb for the first time after checking his result, found out he score 159 which is below the cut off mark decides the best thing to do is to take his life by hanging himself.

See graphic pic below :

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