Okey Nwosu

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has appointed FinBank to partner in the sale of 2009 On-Line University Matriculation Examination (UME) application documents. The appointment mirrors the prevailing e-banking strength of FinBank to efficiently support any on-line payment and collection. FinBank’s flagship e-banking product, Flash Me Cash, a convenient payment solution, has effectively been deployed to boost payments for government ministries, departments and agencies bills as well as payment for DSTV subscription.

FinBank pioneered internet banking when it introduced Flash Me Cash, an e-payment solution product which uses the internet and GSM phones as transaction platforms.

This development is also in recognition of the Bank’s growing branch network across Nigeria and the increasing endorsement of its convenient electronic banking products.

To this end, Professor, Dibu Ojerinde, the Registrar/Chief Executive of JAMB who said the current sale of the forms will last until February 2009, has urged FinBank to sell the forms in all its branches nationwide.

Each set of the application document comes with a package containing one on-line scratch card, a copy of 2009/2010 University Matriculation Examination (UME)/Direct Entry (DE) “Guidelines for Admissions to First Degree Courses in Universities and other Degree Awarding Institutions in Nigeria”, a copy of syllabus for the 2009 Universities Matriculation Examination (UME) and one compact disc entitled JAMB Examination Ethics.