Activist Rinu Oduala has sided with Peter Obi, accusing JAMB of ignoring real concerns about early exam times. Nigerians flooded social media with evidence and frustration.
- Rinu said all JAMB exam printouts she’s seen show 6:30 am reporting times.
- She blasted JAMB’s defence, saying,g "we are living in a simulation."
- Nigerians shared personal stories of 6:00 am journeys to exam centres.
- Some critics demanded proof, but more users posted evidence backing Rinu.
- Obi and Rinu’s stance reignited calls for education and safety reforms
Rinu’s comments strike a nerve — for many Nigerians, the 6:30 am report time is more than a scheduling issue; it’s a symbol of broken systems that ignore everyday struggles. The flood of replies shows the deep disconnect between official narratives and real-life experiences. Trust in public institutions, already fragile, feels even more strained.
With growing voices backing Peter Obi and Rinu, will JAMB be forced to rethink its defence? Join the conversation on our forum.
