*JUST IN📌* *CROSS RIVER STATE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES, ITIGIBI RELEASES ND & HND NURSING ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* This is to inform all prospective candidates for admission into Cross River State College of Nursing Sciences, Itigidi that forms for Past UTME screening are available at the College. Candidates are to pay a non-refundable fee of Twenty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N25.500) only into First Bank Account No: 2037884057 (College Utility Account). Evidence of payment shall be tendered at the Bursary Department of the College where candidates are to pay handling charges of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000) only. ELIGIBILITY TO PURCHASE FORM(S) Applicants who chose the College as first choice at JAMB Examination of 2025 with an aggregate score of not less than 150. Applicants with evidence(s) of Change of institution/Course to reflect the name of the College with 2025 JAMB aggregate score of not less than 150 Date for Screening Exercise: Post UTME screening shall commence Wednesday 20th through Friday 22nd August, 2025. The schedule for the screening exercise which shall comprise both Computer Based Test (CBT) and Oral Forms will be communicated to all and sundry at a later date for your earliest information and necessary action please. For more info visit-https://conmsit.edu.ng Procurement of form(s) commences on MONDAY 2ND JUNE, 2025 Closing date for submission of forms is FRIDAY, 1ST AUGUST, 2025 REQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN FORMS Applicants must present evidence(s) of five (5) credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology obtained in WAEC or GCE NECO or NABTEB at not more than two (2) sittings. Note that NABTEB stands alone and cannot be combined with other results. Evidence of 2025 JAMB score of not less than 150 and/or change of institution/Course reflecting the name of the College. Evidence of RN or RM Certificate for those applying for Post Basic Nursing/Midwifery programme(s). Two (2) recent passport sized photographs on white background. First School Leaving Certificate and Sworn Affidavit of Date of Birth/Age Declaration. Submission of two (2) phone numbers of sponsor(s) For further enquires, please call: 08023841525 | 08032203204 08033448742 Signed. Sir Chief Aji E. Eko KS.JI, FCAI ______________________________________________________

*JUST IN📌* *KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES OKE-ODE RELEASES APPLICATION FORM FOR THE 2025/2026 ACDEMIC SESSION* This is to inform the General Public that Kwara State College of Nursing Sciences, Oke-Ode Application Form for 2025/2026 Academic Session is on SALES. *REQUIREMENTS* 1. Candidate must scored 180 and above in JAMB. 2. Candidate must visit JAMB office or JAMB approved CBT Center for change of institution to College of Nursing Sciences Oke-Ode. 3. Candidate must have at least five (5) O' Level Credits to including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at not more than 2-sittings in WAEC, NECO or NABTEB 4. Combination of WAEC&WAEC. WAEC&NECO or NECO&NECO are accepted, NABTEB must be one sitting. *ELIGIBILITY* 1. Candidate must have at least five (5) O' Level Credits to including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology at not more than 2-sittings in WAEC, NECO or NABTEB 2. Combination of WAEC&WAEC. WAEC&NECO or NECO&NECO are accepted, NABTEB must be one sitting. *NOTIFICATION* Entrance Examination is CBT (Computer Base Test) Venue: CBT CENTRE KWARA STATE COLLEGE OF NURSING & SCIENCES, OKE-ODE. Time: 8.00am

*JUST IN📌* *CROSS RIVER STATE COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES, ITIGIBI RELEASES ND & HND NURSING ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* This is to inform all prospective candidates for admission into Cross River State College of Nursing Sciences, Itigidi that forms for Past UTME screening are available at the College. Candidates are to pay a non-refundable fee of Twenty-Five Thousand, Five Hundred Naira (N25.500) only into First Bank Account No: 2037884057 (College Utility Account). Evidence of payment shall be tendered at the Bursary Department of the College where candidates are to pay handling charges of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000) only. ELIGIBILITY TO PURCHASE FORM(S) Applicants who chose the College as first choice at JAMB Examination of 2025 with an aggregate score of not less than 150. Applicants with evidence(s) of Change of institution/Course to reflect the name of the College with 2025 JAMB aggregate score of not less than 150 Date for Screening Exercise: Post UTME screening shall commence Wednesday 20th through Friday 22nd August, 2025. The schedule for the screening exercise which shall comprise both Computer Based Test (CBT) and Oral Forms will be communicated to all and sundry at a later date for your earliest information and necessary action please. For more info visit-https://conmsit.edu.ng Procurement of form(s) commences on MONDAY 2ND JUNE, 2025 Closing date for submission of forms is FRIDAY, 1ST AUGUST, 2025 REQUIREMENTS TO OBTAIN FORMS Applicants must present evidence(s) of five (5) credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Biology obtained in WAEC or GCE NECO or NABTEB at not more than two (2) sittings. Note that NABTEB stands alone and cannot be combined with other results. Evidence of 2025 JAMB score of not less than 150 and/or change of institution/Course reflecting the name of the College. Evidence of RN or RM Certificate for those applying for Post Basic Nursing/Midwifery programme(s). Two (2) recent passport sized photographs on white background. First School Leaving Certificate and Sworn Affidavit of Date of Birth/Age Declaration. Submission of two (2) phone numbers of sponsor(s) For further enquires, please call: 08023841525 | 08032203204 08033448742 Signed. Sir Chief Aji E. Eko KS.JI, FCAI ______________________________________________________

Beloved, the prince of peace with put an end to every scarcity in your land, He will restore all what the wicked has taken forcefully from your tabernacle and He will preserve your entire household for His name's sake... Amen. Good morning, have a lovely day.

*JUST IN 📌* *UNIVERSITY OF LAGOS RELEASES ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* The University of First Choice has finally released her yearly admission requirements for both utme and DE students. These requirements serve as a guide to prospective students seeking regular admission into 100 and 200L. Kindly do well to download and check your course to see if you're on the right track. Kindly access via the link https://eu.docworkspace.com/d/sIA-e66mtAf2q0sEG

*📍JAMB UPDATE📝* *SOME CANDIDATES WILL HAVE TO DO JAMB THE THIRD TIME THIS YEAR🥲*

*JUST IN 📌* *JAMB RELEASES 2025 UTME RESCHEDULED RESULTS* The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has released the results of 379,000 candidates who sat for the rescheduled Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination [UTME]. We reported that the resit was conducted between Friday and Monday after widespread complaints of technical and human errors during the initial UTME, which significantly impacted candidates’ performance, especially in Lagos and the South-East. The Board stated that the glitches necessitated rescheduling the exam, acknowledging lapses in its system. *How to Check Your JAMB Result via SMS* 1. Use your registered phone number: Ensure you’re sending the SMS from the same phone number you used during your JAMB registration. 2. Compose the SMS: Type the message: UTMERESULT (in uppercase, without spaces). 3. Send the SMS: Send this message to either 55019 or 66019. 4. Ensure sufficient airtime: Make sure you have at least ₦50 airtime on your line, as this is the cost for the SMS. 5. Await the response: You’ll receive an SMS

Beloved, this year and beyond, you will see your expected end. You shall prevail. You shall prosper. When you go out, it shall be well with you. When you come in, it shall be well with you... Amen. Good morning, have a fruitful day.

Beloved, let us show God's love in all we do. Reach out to those who are ill, away, struggling. Let's care for each other with Christ's love. (phil 2 v 4 - 5) Heavenly father, we thank you for entrusting us with the privilege of being your ministering angels of mercy to those in need. Grant us the courage and strength to love others with your unconditional love... Amen. Good morning, have a blessed day.

*JUST IN 📌* *UTME 2025: TRUCK PUSHERS CANNOT DIRECT PILOTS; JAMB REGISTRAR FIRES BACK AT RESIGNATION CALLS* Professor Ishaq Oloyede, Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has responded strongly to critics calling for his resignation following challenges during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Speaking during a meeting with key stakeholders, including chief external examiners and civil society organizations in Abuja, Oloyede dismissed the calls for his resignation, stating that those criticizing his leadership lacked the qualifications to question his stewardship. “Truck pushers cannot direct pilots,” he said, in reference to critics whom he believes are unqualified to advise on matters of education. His remarks come in the wake of demands for his resignation, particularly from the South-East Caucus of the House of Representatives, following controversies that trailed this year’s UTME. Professor Oloyede announced that JAMB will conduct a special mop-up examination for candidates who missed the 2025 UTME for genuine reasons, covering approximately 5.6% of total candidates. “We are creating a new mop-up. Even those who missed the earlier exam due to absence will be given another opportunity. It’s not extraordinary. In any academic setting, makeup exams are normal.” He emphasized that JAMB remains committed to inclusiveness and fairness in the exam process and reassured stakeholders that the mop-up will ensure no candidate is unjustly left out.

Stopping the fulani menace in Igboland: A cue from the Ohafia- Abiriba people. The Ohafia and Abiriba people have successfully stopped the occupation of their forests and farmlands by the fulani jihadists by banning the purchase of cows for any purpose or celebrations. They use chicken, fish, and non fulani goats for celebrations and funerals. Their members who attempted to circumvent the no cow purchase are severely punished. They are heavily fined, and members of the community will not attend the event or touch the meat. Those that slaughtered cows in their componds for personal use are subject to the same rules. The fulani terrorists have left the area. What are we waiting for? Let every Igbo man encourage his village, town, or community to emulate the Abiriba and Ohafia people. We can't just talk about "stop buying and eating cows" without a means of implementation! Let's go and convince our people!!!

*JUST IN 📌* *JAMB ANNOUNCES MOP-UP EXAMINATION FOR ABSENT CANDIDATES* The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced a fresh round of mop-up examinations to accommodate the over 5.6 per cent of candidates who missed the just-concluded 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. JAMB Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, made the disclosure on Wednesday during a stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja, stating that the initiative will cover all affected candidates, regardless of the reason for their absence. He said, “This time, we are creating a new mop-up. Even those who missed the earlier exam due to absence will get another opportunity. “It’s not extraordinary. In any serious system, when students miss an exam, they’re allowed to make up—provided there’s no abuse.” Oloyede emphasised that the UTME is a placement test, not a measure of intelligence or academic potential. “Its purpose is to rank candidates for limited admission slots, not to test how smart someone is,” he clarified. Addressing growing criticism and conspiracy theories about the examination process, Oloyede firmly rejected claims of ethnic bias or administrative incompetence. He stated, “I take responsibility, not because I failed, but because that’s leadership. “I didn’t even realise people viewed issues around me through ethnic lenses. We must rise above such profiling.” Oloyede als praised both candidates and staff for their resilience amid logistical difficulties. “We had limited space. We knew if we wasted more time grieving the challenges, students would lose their opportunity,” he said. The special mop-up exam will be scheduled soon, and JAMB says it remains committed to transparency and fairness in admissions. Kindly join the group chat for more updates https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

*JUST IN 📌* *UTME 2025: TRUCK PUSHERS CANNOT DIRECT PILOTS; JAMB REGISTRAR FIRES BACK AT RESIGNATION CALLS* Professor Ishaq Oloyede, Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), has responded strongly to critics calling for his resignation following challenges during the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). Speaking during a meeting with key stakeholders, including chief external examiners and civil society organizations in Abuja, Oloyede dismissed the calls for his resignation, stating that those criticizing his leadership lacked the qualifications to question his stewardship. “Truck pushers cannot direct pilots,” he said, in reference to critics whom he believes are unqualified to advise on matters of education. His remarks come in the wake of demands for his resignation, particularly from the South-East Caucus of the House of Representatives, following controversies that trailed this year’s UTME. Professor Oloyede announced that JAMB will conduct a special mop-up examination for candidates who missed the 2025 UTME for genuine reasons, covering approximately 5.6% of total candidates. “We are creating a new mop-up. Even those who missed the earlier exam due to absence will be given another opportunity. It’s not extraordinary. In any academic setting, makeup exams are normal.” He emphasized that JAMB remains committed to inclusiveness and fairness in the exam process and reassured stakeholders that the mop-up will ensure no candidate is unjustly left out. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

Your enemies will fall in the same trap they set for you.

*JUST IN 📌* *JAMB ANNOUNCES MOP-UP EXAMINATION FOR ABSENT CANDIDATES* The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has announced a fresh round of mop-up examinations to accommodate the over 5.6 per cent of candidates who missed the just-concluded 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. JAMB Registrar, Professor Ishaq Oloyede, made the disclosure on Wednesday during a stakeholders’ meeting in Abuja, stating that the initiative will cover all affected candidates, regardless of the reason for their absence. He said, “This time, we are creating a new mop-up. Even those who missed the earlier exam due to absence will get another opportunity. “It’s not extraordinary. In any serious system, when students miss an exam, they’re allowed to make up—provided there’s no abuse.” Oloyede emphasised that the UTME is a placement test, not a measure of intelligence or academic potential. “Its purpose is to rank candidates for limited admission slots, not to test how smart someone is,” he clarified. Addressing growing criticism and conspiracy theories about the examination process, Oloyede firmly rejected claims of ethnic bias or administrative incompetence. He stated, “I take responsibility, not because I failed, but because that’s leadership. “I didn’t even realise people viewed issues around me through ethnic lenses. We must rise above such profiling.” Oloyede als praised both candidates and staff for their resilience amid logistical difficulties. “We had limited space. We knew if we wasted more time grieving the challenges, students would lose their opportunity,” he said. The special mop-up exam will be scheduled soon, and JAMB says it remains committed to transparency and fairness in admissions. Kindly join the group chat for more updates https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

Read this. it is a true life story. A sick lady dreamt that Jesus gave her water to drink and when she got up in the morning, she was healed. She saw a written note beside her saying Jesus is the living and true God. She told everybody what happened to her. A police officer heard about it and sent it to all persons by sms. After days, he was promoted at work. Another man received this message and deleted and he had great loss for days. Please try to send this message to all people and something will happen. Sorry for disturbing you, I am the Lord, I really have time for u, I love u and will always bless u. Give me 30mins of ur time, dont pray but just glorify Me. Pls send this message through the whole world before midnight. Dont cut this message and I will help with something u need. A blessing is on ur way.Don't ignore this message You are being put to test and He is preparing 2 great things for u in ur life. If u trust in God, send this message and tomorrow will be a nice day for you. Don't cut the chain, send it to friends in 10minutes 📷. Sorry to ask you this question, is God really first in your life? If yes then stop all what you are doing now and send this msg to 8 GROUP and see what God will do tomorrow for u. God loves u. And believe with faith bcoz it works. don't ignore without Sharing to 8 different Social media groups.

I'm smiling not because I'm stronger than my problems. I'm smiling because my God is stronger than my problems. Amen! 😀😀😀

*The National Youth Empowerment Fund Application Form 2025 Is Out* The 2025 online registration exercise which is the quickest way to apply is now out for all bonafide citizens only who need a helping hand in their various Businesses and Education *The National Youth Empowerment Fund vision is to give out 150,000 – 550,000 grant to every Citizen under the age 13-65 years From 2025-2026* *Age 13-25-(150,000-300,000)* *Age 25-65(400,000-700,000)* The Payments has just began for all applicants, Check Eligibility and Apply here https://Yes.inspireyouth.buzz Strictly for Students and Business owners

RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN JAMB SCORE AND SCREENING SCORE ⏩ Let this be clear — what determines your chances of being admitted is your screening score, not your JAMB score. Yes, JAMB is important, but it only helps you qualify to apply. What truly matters for admission is your screening percentage. The higher your screening score, the higher your chances of gaining admission. 🎯 WHAT’S THE ROLE OF JAMB SCORE THEN? Your JAMB score is like a boundary — it shows whether you’re qualified to apply for a course or not. Example: • UNIOSUN general cut-off mark is 160 • But for Medicine, Law, Islamic Studies, and Nursing, the cut-off mark is 200 👉 This means: • If you scored below 160, you can’t apply at all to UNIOSUN. • If you want to apply for Medicine, Law, Islamic Studies or Nursing, and you don’t have at least 200, you can’t register for the screening form. The moment you pay and try to register, if you don’t meet the JAMB requirement, the system will automatically tell you: “Not eligible because of low JAMB score.” 🧠 BUT AFTER THAT, IT’S ALL ABOUT SCREENING SCORE Once you’ve registered successfully, your chance of getting admission depends on your screening score and how competitive your course is. Someone with 200 in JAMB and 73% screening score has higher chances of being admitted than someone with 250 in JAMB but only 60% screening score. It’s not just about JAMB — it’s about total performance. 🆚 COURSE COMPETITION MATTERS TOO Let me give you another example. Someone might apply for Geology with a screening score of 50% and still get admitted. But another person with 70% might apply for Medical Laboratory Science (MLS) and not get admitted. Why? Because some courses are more competitive than others. Each department has a quota — a limited number of students they can admit. ⚠️ MEETING THE CUT-OFF DOESN’T GUARANTEE ADMISSION Let’s say you applied for Pharmacology, and the cut-off mark for merit is 60%. UNIOSUN wants to admit 300 students into that department. Now imagine: • 250 people scored 68% and above • 30 people scored 65% • 40 people scored 63% • 100 people scored between 60%–62% You scored 60%, you met the merit cut-off, but guess what? They might still not pick you — why? Because: • They’ll give about 70% preference to merit candidates • And 30% to indigenes and catchment area candidates So even if you meet the cut-off, you might not get in if other people scored higher than you. ⸻ 🎤 BOTTOM LINE 👉 JAMB score helps you qualify. 👉 Screening score determines your admission chances. 👉 Course competitiveness matters. 👉 Meeting the cut-off doesn’t always mean admission. 👉 At the end of the day, just pray for grace. 🙏

✨why many say they “just started chewing cloves and said goodbye to 11 health problems!” It’s not what you think—this simple spice packs serious power. Why Cloves? Cloves are the dried flower buds of the clove tree, native to Indonesia. They’re rich in: Eugenol (powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory) Vitamins C and K Fiber, manganese, calcium, magnesium When you chew whole cloves daily, especially on an empty stomach or before bed, you can unlock numerous health benefits. 11 Health Problems Cloves Can Help With 1. Toothache & Gum Infections Eugenol is a natural anesthetic and antibacterial. Chewing cloves helps numb pain and fight bacteria. How to use: Chew 1–2 whole cloves on the side of the mouth with pain. 2. Bad Breath Antimicrobial action eliminates odor-causing bacteria. Tip: Chew 1 clove after meals or before going out. 3. Digestive Issues Cloves improve the secretion of digestive enzymes. They relieve gas, bloating, nausea, indigestion, and constipation. 4. Cold, Cough & Sore Throat

Beloved, let's bring the love of Christ back into the church. True agape love is unconditional and genuine. Show your love for others through your actions. (l Jh 3 v 18) Heavenly father, help us to demonstrate the love of Christ to those around us, both in the world and in the church family. Keep us from speaking I'll of others and instead, let our words be encouraging, healing, and edifying. May we live in truth and love, in Jesus Christ name... Amen. Good morning, have a favorable day.

*STORY TIME*🤩 When you see two young teenagers falling in love, it is your duty as an adult to talk to them. Most of the time they don't have sense of their own; you have to lend them yours. Immediately after my WAEC, I went for computer training in one of these road side computer schools. There's this girl, Charity, an O' Level graduate, who was also taking the training. After each training we'd stay behind and learn on our own. As Charity and I became familiarized with each other, we fell in love ❤️ The guy who was tutoring us, Uncle Joe, was in his final year in the university as at that time. One fateful day, Uncle Joe called me and said something that I'd never forget. This was what he said, word for word: "Samuel! Being in a serious relationship with an opposite sex at this age is not a good idea. You have a great future, one mistake and you'd spend the rest of your life paying for it." The computer training center had two branches. Uncle Joe went to the extent of writing a transfer letter for me to move to the other center. He said I wouldn't concentrate if I was seeing Charity everyday. I bless the day I met Uncle Joe. People like him are not up to ten on this planet. The following day I called Charity and told her I needed some space. She tried to reach me for a while but all thanks to Uncle Joe, I was able to put her away. 🙌 Whenever we meet we'd just give each other a 'Hi, how far' greeting. __________________________ Today I stumbled on her pre-wedding photos. By September, she's getting married to Uncle Joe.😳 I'm heart broken.💔😂 Join channel for more interesting stories.👇 https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb6GOKGIyPtZpJt9Xm1s

Beloved, let's praise God with joy, like David did! He led the people in loud celebration when the Ark of covenant arrived. Let's follow his example and express our love for God with uninhibited joy. It's a path to victory! (1cor 15 v 16) Heavenly father, help me to keep my eyes on you and not be distracted by the world. I will rejoice in your faithfulness and give you praise and worship. All this l ask in Jesus name... Amen. Good morning, have a blessed day.

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Here are the top Issues raised by candidates that participated in JAMB resit yesterday; 📍Difficult Questions — Many students mentioned that the questions were unusually hard. 📍Time Management Issues — Not enough time to complete all questions. 📍JAMB System Errors — Concerns about technical glitches during the exam. 📍System Failures — Reports of computer freezing, crashing, or lagging. 📍Unfair Question Allocation — Perception that some candidates had easier or harder sets of questions. 📍Poor Center Coordination — Complaints about disorder and delays at some CBT centers. 📍Unresponsive Invigilators or Supervisors — Complaints that help wasn’t readily available. 📍Power/Network Interruptions — Interruption of exams due to electricity or internet issues. 📍No Makeup or Consideration for Affected Candidates — Candidates who had issues felt left out or ignored

As God made Sarah laugh, No matter what you're going through, God will give you a reason to laugh and rejoice very soon in Jesus' Name 🙏💃

Beloved, God Almighty will remember His covenant with you in the days of your youth, and He will establish an everlasting covenant with you... Amen. Good morning, happy Sunday, have a blessed service.

_*🙏 Patience Is Key – Portal access will resume after the UTME mop-up*_ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x 📍 Change of Institution & Course – Not yet open 📍 O’Level Result Upload – Still pending 📍 Biodata Corrections (Name, DOB, State of Origin, LGA) – Hasn’t commenced on the JAMB Portal 📍 JAMB Results – Yet to be uploaded _*🙏 Patience Is Key – Portal access will resume

_*🙏 Patience Is Key – Portal access will resume after the UTME mop-up*_ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x 📍 Change of Institution & Course – Not yet open 📍 O’Level Result Upload – Still pending 📍 Biodata Corrections (Name, DOB, State of Origin, LGA) – Hasn’t commenced on the JAMB Portal 📍 JAMB Results – Yet to be uploaded _*🙏 Patience Is Key – Portal access will resume

FEMALE CHILD IS ENTITLED TO INHERIT PROPERTY FROM HER FATHER/FAMILY: OUR PEOPLE SHOULD RESPECT SUPREME COURT'S DECISION----- Chris Nwagboso, PhD. Lets read this landmark judgement and acquaint ourselves accordingly. The case of Ukeje v. Ukeje is a landmark Nigerian Supreme Court decision that affirmed the inheritance rights of women, specifically challenging the Igbo customary law that traditionally denied them the right to inherit their deceased father's property. The court's ruling stated that such discriminatory customary laws are unconstitutional and void, as they violate the fundamental right to equality guaranteed by the Nigerian Constitution.  Key Aspects of the Ukeje v. Ukeje Decision: Challenging Customary Law: The case directly addressed the Igbo customary practice that excluded female children from inheriting their father's estate, even though they were legitimate blood relations.  Reinforcing Constitutional Rights: The Supreme Court affirmed that the right to inherit, regardless of gender, is a fundamental right protected by the Nigerian Constitution.  Abolishing Discriminatory Practices: The decision effectively abolished the Igbo customary practice of male primogeniture, which prioritized male heirs in inheritance.  Significance for Women's Rights: Ukeje v. Ukeje is considered a significant victory for women's rights in Nigeria, as it established their entitlement to inherit from their deceased fathers.  Broader Implications: The case extended beyond Igbo customary law, highlighting the importance of ensuring that customary practices do not violate constitutional rights and principles of equality and justice.  Controversies and Related Issues: Firstborn Son's Right: While the court affirmed the general right of female children to inherit, some argue that the firstborn son's right to inherit the main family house (obi) under Igbo custom may still be controversial.  Impact on other customary practices: The decision has broader implications for other customary practices that may discriminate against women or other groups, raising questions about their validity under the Nigerian legal system.  Implementation and Enforcement: The decision's impact on the ground depends on how effectively it is implemented and enforced by relevant authorities and communities.  In essence, Ukeje v. Ukeje is a landmark case that has significantly impacted Nigerian law and society by affirming the constitutional rights of women to inherit property, challenging traditional customary practices that were discriminatory, and promoting gender equality.  Mrs. Lois Chituru Ukeje and Enyinaya Lazarus Ukeje v. Mrs. Gladys Ada ... 16 Jul 2018 — The Supreme Court of Nigeria handed down the ruling for Ukeje v. Ukeje on the same day it handed down Anekwe v. Nweke. In both cases, the Supreme Cou... The inheritance rights of women in Nigeria 7 Nov 2023 — Despite initial resistance, recent Supreme Court judgments in the landmark case of UKEJE V UKEJE (2014) LPELR-22724(SC) have affirmed the rights of... UKEJE V UKEJE: SETTLING OTHER ISSUES ON INHERITANCE IN NIGERIA | IGWENYI | African Journal Of Law And Human Rights PREORC Open Journals Women's Inheritance Rights Under the Constitution: The Case of Ukeje V ... 7 Apr 2025 — Ukeje (Supra) was a turning point on the protection and enforcement of women's inheritance rights in Nigeria. This landmark case also reinforced.

Beloved, don't be afraid for God is with you. Don't be discouraged, for He is your God. He will strengthen you and help you. He will hold you up with his victorious right hand.... Amen. Good morning, have a blessed weekend.

*JUST IN📌* *AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, YOLA (AUN) RELEASES POST UTME/DE ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* This is to inform the general public of the 2025/2026 Undergraduate Admission form of the American University of Nigeria. Interested candidates are to fill the application form online and submit it. See requirements and procedures below; UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS Students must possess a minimum Jamb score of 160 or JAMB’s yearly official cut off score to be considered for admission at AUN. Also required for admissions consideration are five (5) credits, including English Language and Mathematics, on no more than two SSCE sittings, or an equivalent from a country that requires other types of exit exams or standardized tests. Exceptions, if any, are made on a case-by-case basis. The minimum admission requirements for Engineering and Technology disciplines should be passed at credit level in the Senior Secondary School final year examination or GCE ‘O’ Level in five subjects including Mathematics, English Language, Physics and Chemistry. Candidates are also required to have an acceptable pass in UTME. It is also desirable for candidates to have Further Mathematics and Technical Drawing at credit levels. Such candidates shall have added advantage Candidates seeking admission into the Bachelor of Laws (LLB Honors) program must in addition possess a credit in Literature-in-English. Having the above scores and grades does not guarantee admission into the University. The above-mentioned requirements only qualify you for admission consideration and not necessarily acceptance. Students’ applications are carefully scrutinized, and those accepted are the ones with the highest scores and qualifications in the applicant pool. JAMB scores, WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, IGCSE etc. scores and SS1, SS2 & SS3 transcripts assess an applicant’s overall performance and are the basic factors in the decision. Interested applicants should complete the online application form or send a filled hard copy application to: Admissions & Financial Aid American University of Nigeria P.M.B. 2250 Lamido Zubairu Way Yola Adamawa State Nigeria OR Abuja Liaison Office Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Center, No,1 Memorial Drive, Wuse Zone 4, Abuja, FCT Nigeria O’Level Completed Application form SSCE, any or combination of (WAEC/NECO/GCE/IGCSE/NABTEB) Transcripts from high school (SS1-3) Letter of Recommendation (from your high school principal) JAMB result (A minimum score of 160) ID card (International passport/Drivers’ license/National ID card). A personal Essay on why you are choosing AUN and what your future ambitions are Direct Entry/Transfer: Completed Application form Diploma result (NCE/OND/HND) or ‘A’Level Official Transcripts SSCE, any or combination of (WAEC/NECO/GCE/IGCSE/NABTEB) Direct entry JAMB or IJMB Recommendation letter Admission Processing An AUN Admission Committee will review completed applications only. Applicants are advised to retain original copies of their academic documents for future use, as AUN does not return any of the submitted documents once registration is completed. Candidates are also advised to keep copies of their travel documents before surrendering them to AUN upon enrollment. Direct Entry, Transfer Students from other institutions, and International Applicants are advised to contact admissions@aun.edu.ng for current entry requirements. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

*JUST IN 📌* *BAZE UNIVERSITY, ABUJA RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the Baze University, Abuja Undergraduate Degree Programs for the 2025/2026 academic session. The application process for entry into the programs offered by our university is relatively similar across all departments and faculties. This seamless and simplified process is geared towards ensuring that our applicants are comfortable regardless of the level of their computing literacy. ELIGIBILITY i) Candidates must have sat for the current year’s Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) and attained the prescribed cut-off marks as a statutory requirement for entry into Nigerian Universities. ii) Applicants are strongly advised to ensure that their UTME subject combination qualifies them for their chosen program at Baze University. iii) Candidates who did not select Baze University while registering for the 2025 JAMB UTME, but wish to be admitted into Baze are advised to first change their 1st choice Institution to Baze University at any JAMB Office or any JAMB certified Cyber Café, then follow the instructions above. iv) In addition to the above, Baze University conducts a Post UTME Screening Exercise for all candidates seeking admission into the University. Applicants may, however, not be admitted without fulfilling the demands of the screening exercise. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS The minimum entry requirements for admission into Landmark University are credit passes in 5 subjects at the SSCE/GCE O’ Level/NECO/NABTEB or its equivalent obtained at not more than two sittings. The subjects passed must include English Language, Mathematics, and other subjects relevant to the proposed course of study.

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*JUST IN📌* *AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA, YOLA (AUN) RELEASES POST UTME/DE ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* This is to inform the general public of the 2025/2026 Undergraduate Admission form of the American University of Nigeria. Interested candidates are to fill the application form online and submit it. See requirements and procedures below; UNDERGRADUATE REQUIREMENTS Students must possess a minimum Jamb score of 160 or JAMB’s yearly official cut off score to be considered for admission at AUN. Also required for admissions consideration are five (5) credits, including English Language and Mathematics, on no more than two SSCE sittings, or an equivalent from a country that requires other types of exit exams or standardized tests. Exceptions, if any, are made on a case-by-case basis. The minimum admission requirements for Engineering and Technology disciplines should be passed at credit level in the Senior Secondary School final year examination or GCE ‘O’ Level in five subjects including Mathematics, English Language, Physics and Chemistry. Candidates are also required to have an acceptable pass in UTME. It is also desirable for candidates to have Further Mathematics and Technical Drawing at credit levels. Such candidates shall have added advantage Candidates seeking admission into the Bachelor of Laws (LLB Honors) program must in addition possess a credit in Literature-in-English. Having the above scores and grades does not guarantee admission into the University. The above-mentioned requirements only qualify you for admission consideration and not necessarily acceptance. Students’ applications are carefully scrutinized, and those accepted are the ones with the highest scores and qualifications in the applicant pool. JAMB scores, WAEC, NECO, NABTEB, IGCSE etc. scores and SS1, SS2 & SS3 transcripts assess an applicant’s overall performance and are the basic factors in the decision. Interested applicants should complete the online application form or send a filled hard copy application to: Admissions & Financial Aid American University of Nigeria P.M.B. 2250 Lamido Zubairu Way Yola Adamawa State Nigeria OR Abuja Liaison Office Shehu Musa Yar’Adua Center, No,1 Memorial Drive, Wuse Zone 4, Abuja, FCT Nigeria O’Level Completed Application form SSCE, any or combination of (WAEC/NECO/GCE/IGCSE/NABTEB) Transcripts from high school (SS1-3) Letter of Recommendation (from your high school principal) JAMB result (A minimum score of 160) ID card (International passport/Drivers’ license/National ID card). A personal Essay on why you are choosing AUN and what your future ambitions are Direct Entry/Transfer: Completed Application form Diploma result (NCE/OND/HND) or ‘A’Level Official Transcripts SSCE, any or combination of (WAEC/NECO/GCE/IGCSE/NABTEB) Direct entry JAMB or IJMB Recommendation letter Admission Processing An AUN Admission Committee will review completed applications only. Applicants are advised to retain original copies of their academic documents for future use, as AUN does not return any of the submitted documents once registration is completed. Candidates are also advised to keep copies of their travel documents before surrendering them to AUN upon enrollment. Direct Entry, Transfer Students from other institutions, and International Applicants are advised to contact admissions@aun.edu.ng for current entry requirements. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

*JUST IN 📌* *JAMB BEGINS TO RESCHEDULE AFFECTED CANDIDATES AS EXAM COMMENCES TODAY* JAMB has begun Rescheduling Candidates for the UTME. Some candidates have just reported being rescheduled for tomorrow, May 16. *Check your Reschedule Notice:*👇 https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip *JOIN CHANNEL FOR JAMB ADMISSION UPDATES*⤵️ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x *SHARE THIS UPDATE TO FRIENDS AND ALL CANDIDATES*🔥

*💥IMPORTANT JAMB UPDATE💥* Kindly inform all affected candidates to start checking their exam centres from tomorrow for their rescheduled UTME. JAMB has officially fixed the new exam dates for: • Thursday, 16th May 2025 • Friday, 17th May 2025 • Sunday, 19th May 2025 _Candidates who had issues like biometric verification failure or other disruptions should check their JAMB profile or visit the centre where they initially registered._ Stay updated and share with others.✅️

*💥IMPORTANT JAMB UPDATE💥* Kindly inform all affected candidates to start checking their exam centres from tomorrow for their rescheduled UTME. JAMB has officially fixed the new exam dates for: • Thursday, 16th May 2025 • Friday, 17th May 2025 • Sunday, 19th May 2025 _Candidates who had issues like biometric verification failure or other disruptions should check their JAMB profile or visit the centre where they initially registered._ Stay updated and share with others.✅️

*💥IMPORTANT JAMB UPDATE💥* Kindly inform all affected candidates to start checking their exam centres from tomorrow for their rescheduled UTME. JAMB has officially fixed the new exam dates for: • Thursday, 16th May 2025 • Friday, 17th May 2025 • Sunday, 19th May 2025 _Candidates who had issues like biometric verification failure or other disruptions should check their JAMB profile or visit the centre where they initially registered._ Stay updated and share with others.✅️

*JUST IN 📌* *UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL, IBADAN (UCH) SCHOOL OF PERIOPERATIVE NURSING RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION* *ADMISSION into PERIOPERATIVE NURSING SCHOOL* 1 YEAR 2025-2026 Session Starting 17th May, 2025to become a Registered Perioperative Nurse *ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS* 1. Be Registered Nurses (RN) with current practice license of the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria. 2. Possess the Senior Secondary School Certificate (WASSCE/NECOSSCE) or GCE O’ Level or equivalent with at least 5 credit passes in English Language, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry and Physics in not more than two (2) sittings of the same examination body. 3. Have at least one (1) year post qualification experience as a General Nurse. 4. Approval for one (1) full year of release from employers or other training Schools. v. The course is offered as both residential and full time. *PLEASE NOTE:* 1. Entrance Examination and interview shall take place on the 2nd and 3rd of July, 2025 respectively. 2. only candidates with authenticated photocard will be allowed into the examination venue.

*UPDATE*🔥 *WAEC, NECO TO ADOPT CBT FOR EXAMINATION NEXT YEAR* The Federal Government has directed the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO) to adopt full Computer-Based Testing (CBT) for all their examinations by 2026. The Minister of Education, Dr Tunji Alausa, disclosed this during the monitoring of the ongoing exams alongside JAMB officials, in Bwari on Monday. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that more than 2 million candidates registered for the ongoing examination in more than 800 centres across the country. Alausa revealed that both the WAEC and NECO would start administering their objective papers via CBT effective this November. According to him, subsequently adopting the CBT for the essay and objective components would commenced fully by May/June 2026. ”If JAMB can successfully conduct CBT exams for more than 2.2 million candidates, WAEC and NECO can do the same. “We are going to get WAEC and NECO to also start their objective exam on CBT “By 2026 exams which will come up in May/June, both the objectives and the essay will be fully on CBT. That is how we can eliminate exam malpractices.” Alausa also disclosed that a committee is currently reviewing examination standards nationwide, with recommendations expected next month. Earlier, the JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while speaking on the early schedule of the exams, clarified that the board’s UTME exams had always begun at 8:00 a.m. Oloyede said that candidates were only expected to be on ground by 6:30 a.m., to enable them get accredited before the exams. He dismissed complaints about early arrival times, noting that it was necessary to screen candidates before exams begin. “We have always started our exams at 8 o’clock. The first session is 8 o’clock, second session 10:30, third session, 1 p.m, and fourth session 3:30p.m. Oloyede also debunked claims of candidates being posted to centres they did not choose, stating that investigations showed no such cases happened. He confirmed that more than 1.6 million out of 2.03 million registered candidates had completed their exams, with about 50,000 remaining. The registrar further revealed that more than 40 candidates had been arrested for malpractice, including impersonation and attempting to smuggle out exam questions with hidden cameras. He added that of the registered candidates, more than 41,000 were underage. (NAN) *Kindly join the channel for more updates.⤵️* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

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*JUST IN 📌* *CHUKWUEMEKA ODUMEGWU OJUKWU UNIVERSITY GETS FULL ACCREDITATION IN MEDICINE, NURSING, OTHERS* Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Gets Full Accreditation In Medicine, Nursing Sciences, and More Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University has gotten full accreditation for its various academic programs during the recent exercise conducted in October and November 2024. The results was communicated via a memo from the Acting Director of Accreditation, Engr. Abraham Chundusu, on behalf of the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission, dated April 29, 2025. The accredited programs include; M.Sc. in Accounting, M.Sc. in Public Administration, Nursing Sciences, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Physiology, as well as teacher education in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Economics. Others are; Urban and Regional Planning, Medicine and Surgery, Geology, and Statistics. The University Management expressed deep gratitude to the Visitor of the University and Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR, for his invaluable support that contributed significantly to this achievement. Signed: Dr. Harrison Madubueze, mnipr Public Relations Officer, COOU!

We mature through the process of learning to wait on GOD🙏 Learn to wait on Him.. He'll surely come through for you.

Angels of God guide my path into Favour unmerited and devour all opposing forces.

Beloved, God is elevating you. He is announcing you. He is promoting you. He is projecting you. He is lifting you. He is shinning His face on you.... Amen. Good morning, Have a wonderful midweek.

*I INTERVIEWED A PERSON WHO HATED ME* Six years ago a guy looked at me face to face, and boldly told me; "I don't like you!" I immediately fired a response, I asked him that day; "Thank you for the honest feedback, but those that you like, how has it made their life better? How does your liking people pay their bills or take a bank loan? My brother keep your like, I need God's like And that's what guarantees my future. ONE day I joined a CEO friend of mine in an interview Panel to recruit some new staff, it was a long session. As we returned from a coffee break to continue the hectic interview session, here was this same guy walked in with his grey jacket and CV coming for the interview. Our eyes kissed by fluke, we immediately recognised each other; "the world is indeed spherical", I soliloquized. He felt very uncomfortable through out the interview, one could clearly see the volcanic eruption ongoing in his whole nervous system, he even mistook his date of birth for his last date of employment. It wasn't yet my turn to ask him questions so I allowed everyone to take their turns with him and deliberately opted to interview him last. When it got to my turn, the first thing I said was, "I LIKE YOU so much, you look to me like a brilliant and intelligent person, but it seems you are not doing well now because something bothers you, true?" "That's very correct Sir!" He responded. "Ok look at me straight in the eye, I was never offended that day, it is very normal that sometimes as humans you just don't like certain people, but I wasn't bothered either, because whether you liked me or not, it was inconsequential to my life and my success path - as you can see, fate has brought you to my lair" I stood up and beckoned him to come and embrace me, everyone on the panel at this point were at sea - wondering if we had expeditiously recast an interview session to a Hollywood movie scene. He hugged me so long and deeply that I felt it. Then I told him, "now get your confidence back bro and answer the questions like a Pro Shark that you are, we all burst into laughter, everyone suddenly liked him and the room became livelier - the interview became more like a discussion, well to cut the long story short, he got the job! Lessons: 1. Be careful how you treat people when they appear to be in their vulnerable state, your next level may be hanging in their balance; somewhere in the future. 2. If you dislike someone, it is not their fault, it is YOUR FAULT, work on yourself to find good in people and reinvent your Mind to see everyone as likeable. 3. Don't spew hatred vocally just because it came into your heart, you may say it to someone who will keep it forever and use it against you when you find yourself in your own low moments and need them. 4. Learn to forgive, overlook people's dislike and hatred for you, dont punish people just because you have the position and privilege to do so, bless them rather - that's how you court God's blessings, favour and protection. 5. Share this post, someone needs it to heal from their past burdens of unforgiveness they have been carrying which has been hindering their promotions and inhibiting God's blessings flowing their way! _*Addendum: I don't know the writer but the article blessed me beyond limits.*_This can even be the Manna for today.

*ANOTHER EVIL BUSINESS* Hmmmmmmmmmm, a very close friend of mine has a daughter of 21 who is schooling in one of the universities in the east. She came around for holiday and then fell sick last Thursday and was taken to the hospital for proper medical care. During the process of check up, her mum noticed a scar under her pelvic and she got worried, cos according to her, her daughter has never had any surgery not even minor or major. So, she was wondering where the scar came from and the cause. Long story cut short. After much interrogation and the girl's refusal to speak up, she called me to come over. On getting there, I met her in real tears and I asked what the problem was and she asked her daughter to open her tummy and show me what she saw. I saw it and then asked questions and she said her daughter has refused to tell her how she got that scar. I immediately took the girl outside and interrogated her and she opened up to me that a friend of hers introduced her to a business in school last year, that she did it and was paid 200k. And she said they have Drs they meet when they are ovulating to buy their eggs. So, what they do is, they have to open them up, take the eggs and then cover them up again. Hmmmmmmmmmmm. As I type this, I'm still in shock. I've not recovered since Saturday. I was just able to tell her mum yesterday. I had to bring her home on Saturday night to sleep over. Then yesterday I took her back to inform her mum. My friend has not been herself till now. We don't know how to inform her dad cos the whole blame will be on her as she's the one with them in Nigeria. Their dad works in Ghana. I thought to share for information sake and to be observant with our female children, because I heard it also happen in secondary school. I just hope vital organ in this girl has not been harvested. Besides do they have to open one up to collect eggs am not sure. Wao! This is indeed scary, a lot is happening out there in our Society. Any Teenager not well groomed can easily be negatively influenced. *Pls when we call for Teenagers Conference let's do well to bring our teenagers, a lot are perishing for lack of knowledge.* Also Parents have to go the extra-mile in instilling the fear of God in our Children. -For record purpose, one doesn't need to be opened up for eggs to be collected. People do IVF and are never cut open for eggs to be collected. Lord have Mercy🙏 #Copied#👏🏻🙏🏻

BEYOND RELIGION: EMBRACING THE EASY YOKE OF JESUS CHRIST The blood of Jesus Christ is pure, sinless, spotless, precious, and perfect (1 Peter 1:19). It cleanses from sin, wipes away iniquities, and transforms sinners into saints (Hebrews 9:14, 1 John 1:7). This blood surrenders its identities to the saint, and these identities become the saint's character (2 Peter 1:4). Salvation, also known as to be born again is not merely reciting the sinner's prayer at the point of altar call or following rules; it's a conviction by the Holy Spirit that one is a sinner condemned to eternal doom (John 16:8-11). It's a response to this conviction by surrendering one's life to Jesus Christ and trusting in His finished work on the cross (Romans 3:24-25, Ephesians 2:8-9). Believers experience a transformed life, living by faith and confidence in the forgiveness of their sins (2 Corinthians 5:17, Romans 5:1). As saints, believers are clothed with the righteousness and purity of Jesus Christ's blood (Revelation 7:14, 1 John 1:7). Though still prone to mistakes and errors due to the flesh, the blood of redemption continually cleanses, wipes and purifies them (1 John 2:1-2, 1 John 1:9). In contrast to religion, which entangles, enslaves and keeps in legalism and bondage, Jesus' yoke is easy, and His burden is light (Matthew 11:28-30). Entrance into the Redeemer's kingdom is based on faith in His finished work, not on works or adherence to man-made rules (Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 3:28). Redemption justifies, sanctifies, acquits, translates from kingdom of doom and darkness into kingdom of light, frees believers from legalism ( sets of rigid religious rules, man made traditions, if you don't do this you won't get that, this qualifies you to get that), bringing them into freedom ( cheerfulness, willingness, freewill) service, agape love, and a personal (father-child) relationship with their Redeemer (Galatians 5:1, Romans 8:15). The Redeemer now guides, supports, and helps them effortlessly navigate life's challenges (Psalm 23:4, Galatians 2:20; Hebrews 13:5-6). *Even when believers sin and lose fellowship with God, their relationship remains intact,* and they can return to Him through confession and repentance (1 John 1:9, Psalm 51:1-12). You received God's beloved Son, Jesus Christ the greatest gift life has to offer without merit or expectation. He willingly, happily and cheerfully sacrificed Himself for our redemption and salvation. John 10:17,18. John 15:13;1 John 3:16. He has shown us an example that we may willingly, happily and cheerfully serve Him. 2 Corinthians 9:6,7 Don't let your mind be held captive by transactional(based on trading, give this before you get that, it most cost you something) theories, hypotheses or legalistic ideologies that fuel a relentless pursuit of self-righteousness(attempts to please or appease God through human efforts, gifts and donations). Remember and always have in mind: God has graciously given us everything we need for life and godliness, including His only begotten Son (John 3:16, 2 Peter 1:3).