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JAMB’s Software Was Not Subjected to Proper Load Testing – Abioye A software that isn’t tested to run at the level of 5 million concurrent users will fail if there is a sudden surge of users. Bimbo Abioye, President, Institute of Software Practitioners of Nigeria

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Load was specifically not the issue. The results were generated but were incorrect. This points to little to no testing of patches applied and zero regression testing. The Quality Assurance team and whoever's in charge must be sacked and the whole process reviewed.

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They must think that people are stupid. The guy saying this sounds very stupid. Does he mean that the system failure was selective? You should be smarter than this.

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The media has begun spreading misinformation regarding load testing, when the actual issue was the failure to upload the dataset for marking the examinations in those five states. This deliberate misinformation by media outlets and government proxies must be noted and addressed in the future. Any media or agency personnel responsible for such actions should face imprisonment for their crimes against the Nigerian people.

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Please shut up!

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What does he mean by "sudden surge"? Like they didn't know the exact number of people who registered for JAMB in the first place??

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Why didn’t it fail across the country but in a region?

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Trash upon trash. Why will the software fail in South East (a region) not across the country?

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So how did they manufacture the results they gave to innocent children of the southeastern Nigeria?

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WTF is this yorubastard trying to explain, they are all trying justify incompetence. A critical infrastructure and a patch was deliberately not deployed to sabotage a select ethnic group educationally. It is a different scenario for a not tested software

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He is 70% right. Wrong on the system being centralised. If it were then the failure won't be regional. Or someone is not telling us the truth. The problem we have is the anyhowness in our approach, tech will expose you. JAMB should tell us how many users it tested against.

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