University of Ibadan cut off mark for JAMB - Why was it rejected?

Every university is interested in intelligent, responsible, and hardworking students. It is very difficult to teach people who do not want to study and do something on their own. For administration of the University of Ibadan cut off mark for JAMB is too low so it wasn’t accepted.

Cut off mark for JAMB 2017 is 120 points for higher educational institutions and 100 for those with a lower level of accreditation. A representative of the University of Ibadan said that such a prestigious educational institution couldn’t allow a person, whose intellect is only enough to get 120 points, to sit at a desk in its walls.

There are several reasons for this decision:

• Any Nigerian who considers himself a patriot should worry about what happens to our educational system. It's just ridiculous that a person who gets only 30% in an exam can be admitted to further learning. What if at work the same person performs only 30% of duties? This is unlikely to benefit anyone, but rather lead to something harmful.
• No matter how good the University is, you can’t "cook porridge from stones". If the material can’t be processed or is initially of poor quality, nothing useful will come out of it. So teachers want to work with people who really want to study.