*🔴BREAKING🔴* _UPDATE: JAMB ACTIVATES 2025 UTME CHANGE OF COURSE & INSTITUTION_ The portal for changing your course or institution is now officially open. But before you rush to make any changes, please take note of the following: ✅ Make sure the school you’re changing to accepts your UTME score. ✅ Confirm that the course you’re switching to matches your O’level result and UTME subject combination. ✅ DO NOT send money to anyone online for change of course/institution. You must go to an accredited CBT centre to do it properly. *Don't let anybody scam you, changing of Course and Institution can't be done online.*

*📍SCHOOLS THAT WRITE POST UTME* *FEDERAL SCHOOLS⤵️* University of Lagos (UNILAG) University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) University of Ibadan (UI) Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO) Ahmadu Bello University (ABU Zaria) University of Ilorin (UNILORIN) University of Benin (UNIBEN) University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) Bayero University Kano (BUK) Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) *STATE SCHOOLS*⤵️ Delta State University (DELSU) Rivers State University (RSU) Olabisi Onanbanjo University (OOU) *PRIVATE SCHOOLS*⤵️ Covenant University Afe Babalola University (ABUAD) Babcock University Bowen University Redeemer's University Lead City University Ajayi Crowther University *📍Now any school not mentioned here means they don’t conduct post UTME often, that is, it can change*✅️

If you'll be considering *JAMB CHANGE OF COURSE or INSTITUTION*, take note of the following: 📍 Confirm if your subjects combination tally with the new course you'll be choosing 📍 Confirm the JAMB cut off mark reuqired by the institution you'll be choosing and the specific cut off mark of the course you'll be choosing If you're qualify for the JAMB cut off mark with your JAMB score.... Don't take a risk of choosing a course where your JAMB score is not up to the cut off mark 📍 Changing of course or institution on JAMB portal can only be done at JAMB CBT CENTER or JAMB office (Beware of scammers).

*🔥JUST IN: NECO plans to conduct CBT-based exam for Nov-Dec SSCE* The Registrar and Chief Executive, National Examination Council (NECO), Prof. Dantani Ibrahim Wushishi, has said that the body is ready to conduct a Computer-Based Test (CBT) for the November/December Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE) for private students. Wushishi, who stressed the need for an awareness campaign to get stakeholders on board the new approach to SSCE examinations, added that NECO had been carrying out the campaign in town hall meetings with stakeholders across the states on the need for CBT. The Registrar, while speaking during the Education Writers’ Association of Nigeria (EWAN) dialogue series with the theme: “CBT for SSCE: Is Nigeria Ready?” held virtually, disclosed that there were more than 2,000 CBT centres across the country, aside from National Open University CBT centres in all the states and some local councils. He added that NECO is also mapping out schools to match with available CBT centres so that they could determine the nearest distance to CBT centres or vice versa. Director of Senior Secondary Education, Hajia Binta Abdulkadir, in her remark, said the examination bodies, which include the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), have all it takes to conduct CBT exams She disclosed that a committee called Improvement of Public Examinations in Nigeria, headed by Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Is-haq Oloyede is working on such issues and will deliver the report soon. Abdulkadir, who gave the assurance that examination bodies and the ministry would look inward to commence the new approach, however, stressed the need to punish the culprits sabotaging examinations in the country, noting that the government should resuscitate punitive laws on exam malpractices if they are dead. However, participants at the meeting shared varying views. A participant, Dr Adunola Osoba, suggested that CBT centres should be done in phases, saying: “It is achievable. Massive sensitisation should be done for stakeholders, especially the candidates.” Another participant, AbdulRasheed Rabana, said Nigeria could not go CBT without her mode of examination conduct, saying: “Imagine if we conduct practical, oral examination, and essay examination? The only examination that is adaptable to CBT is our multiple-choice examination.” *JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL BELOW 👇 FOR MORE UPDATES* https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

https://www.mobse-abiastategov.ng For those who studied Education in university and have there Certificate and also people who have NCE. THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY AGAIN AS OUR VISIONARY GOVERNOR IS SET TO EMPLOYEE MORE 4,000 TEACHERS TO ADD TO THE 5,300 ALREADY EMPLOYED. MAKE GOOD USE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY. THANKS AND GOD BLESS YOU. I WISH YOU GOOD LUCK. COMRD. ADIELE PRECIOUS N.

Beloved, when God leads you, He will load you with His blessings. If He is leading you there must be pasture and there must be water. (psa 23 v 1 - 5) Heavenly father, thank you for your leading in all areas of our lives. May we continue to find pastures in you... Amen. Good morning, have a lovely day.

*COLLEGE OF NURSING/HEALTH CURRENTLY SELLING ADMISSION FORM* 📍Unversity of ilorin Teaching Hospital (UITH), School of Nursing cut off 180 📍 Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), School of Nursing cut off 180 for Nursing 150 for other courses 📍Lagos State College of Health Technology (LASCOHET) 📍Kwara State College of Health Technology, Offa (OFFAHEALTHTECH) 📍Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital [Post Basic Nursing] 📍Nigerian Army College of Medical Sciences, ojo 140 📍Osun State College of Health Technology, Ilesa 📍UCH Ibadan School of Health Information Management 📍UCH Ibadan School of Perioperative Nursing 📍Achievers College of Nursing Sciences ( cut-off is 150) 📍Sacred Heart School of Nursing Lantoro (Cut off 170) 📍Mercy Medical College of Nursing [No jamb needed] 📍peacock College of Nursing Akure 📍BISHOP SHANAHAN COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCE, NSUKKA, ENUGU Cut off mark: 150 📍SUDAWA COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCE, KANO Cut off mark: 120 📍ARCHBISHOP CHARLES HEEREY MEMORIAL COLLEGE OF NURSING SCIENCES ABA, ABIA STATE Cut off 100. https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

*Parents are very busy trying to meet up for the financial demands of their children who they have left in the care of the teachers, forgetting that these children will meet a yahoo boy, or street urchins on the road street or adult male or female with uncontrollably sexual urge, who promised them android phone* *DEAR PARENTS, WHO ENJOY PORN PICS, HOPE YOU ARE HEARING THIS. AS YOU INVITED THE DEMONS IN YOUR FAMILY THROUGH YOUR PHONES (your children do home work with them) TOMORROW YOU WILL BRING THEM TO FOR DELIVERANCE. AFTER PASTOR'S PRAYERS, THEY SNEEK INTO YOUR PHONE WHEN YOU ARE ASLEEP.* *YOU'IL SAY PASTOR'S ARE FAKE, DON'T HAVE 🔥. GOD'IL HAVE MERCY ON YOU IF YOU CHANGE AFTER READING THIS MESSAGE.*

Recently, I had a conversation with a 16-year-old who was bothered that she hadn't gained admission at her age. I smiled. Because I understood that pressure. Probably, she had seen some of her mates who had gotten admission a year before. I’ve been there. So I decided to share a little bit of my own journey with her, just to encourage her heart. I finished secondary school at 17. But I didn’t get admission into the university until I was 21. At that same age, many of my mates had already finished university. Fast forward to now, I’m about turning 25, and I’m still in school. But guess what? Some of my age mates are married with kids. Some are working good jobs. Some are doing their master's abroad. Some are doing very well financially. And I celebrate them. I truly do. But I will be a big fool, yes, a BIG FOOL, if I let comparison steal my joy. Because what society won’t tell you is that life is not a race. It’s not about who gets there first, it’s about finishing well. Yes, it’s beautiful to start early. If you can, do it. But if life didn’t hand you that early start, please don’t beat yourself up. Some wanted to get married at 22… now they’re 30, and it hasn’t happened yet. Some wanted to have kids at 27… now they’re 36, and they’re still waiting. Some thought they’d be millionaires by 25… now they’re almost 40, and they’re still trying to figure things out. Does that make them failures? Absolutely not. It makes them human. Delay is not denial. And your life is not on pause just because you didn’t meet the timeline you hoped for. Don’t let your age make you feel like you’re behind. Don’t let society cage you with its timelines. Live. Learn. Grow. Heal. Evolve. Do it at your pace. Start early, yes. But if that’s not your story, start anyway. Your journey is still valid. And your story is still unfolding beautifully. Keep going. Let's keep doing wonders together.❤️ https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

Beloved, our heavenly father is faithful and true. He promised Abraham 2000 years before Jesus was born that his descendants would be a great nation that would bless the world. Though it seemed like He was not keeping His promise, He was faithful and kept it through Jesus. Now, believers from all nations are"descendants of Abraham "and can be sure that God will keep all his promises to them. Heavenly father, we thank you for your unwavering faithfulness to all that you have promised. We are grateful... Amen. Good morning, have a blessed day.

*🎓 UNIZIK Admission Update…What You Should Know as an Aspirant* If you’ve checked your JAMB result and are waiting for admission into Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), you’re not alone. While other schools are gearing up for post-UTME exams, UNIZIK takes a different approach. 🔍 Understanding UNIZIK’s Admission Process Unlike some universities that conduct post-UTME exams, UNIZIK uses a screening method that combines your JAMB and O’Level results to calculate an aggregate score. This score is then used to determine admission eligibility. 📊 Key Points You Should Know: ✅ UNIZIK does not conduct post-UTME exams. Instead, admission is based on a calculated aggregate score derived from your JAMB and O’Level results. 📈 Departmental cut-off marks vary by course and are used to determine who qualifies for admission into specific programs. 🧮 You can estimate your chances by calculating your aggregate using past cut-off marks (2019 is a common reference year). 📝 What You Should Do Now: 1. Calculate your UNIZIK aggregate score using the right formula (JAMB + O’Level grading). 2. Compare it with previous departmental cut-off marks to know where you stand. 3. Keep an eye out for updates on UNIZIK’s admission portal for official screening announcements. 🎯 Final Advice: Remember, admission is granted based on your aggregate score, while cut-off marks are the benchmarks set for each course. Make informed decisions early to improve your chances of securing admission this year. Always contact me *JOIN OUR WHATSAPP CHANNEL BELOW 👇 FOR MORE UPDATES* *ÆC EduUpdates✅🎓* Follow for more: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vb5skkp8F2pChUKVMt1x

Today 1st day of the Month, I Pray for you this Morning that, May you enjoy the Grace of GOD to the fullest in your daily activities in your career, Upon your Children, in your Business, in your work. As you Out today and in the Sixth month the Angel Gabriel was sent from GOD unto a City of Galilee, Named Nazareth. And the angel said to Mary Greetings, O favoured One, the LORD is with you Do not afraid Mary, for u have found Favour with GOD. (Luke 1:26-30) As we are Ushered into the Sixth Month, May you experience the angelic visitation in JESUS CHRIST Mighty Name, I Decree and Declare Upon your life and your entire family, you are highly favoured and Blessed this Sixth Month in JESUS CHRIST Mighty Name, Amen. Good Morning. Happy New Month and Happy First Sunday. Be Blessed.

SERIOUS SEXUAL IMMORALITY AMONG OUR CHILDREN!!! Please, please listen to the very end. Note - PARENTS, it's ur primary duties and na ur responsibilities to take ur minor children (under 16-years-old) to hospital and check them more often, especially the girls. Separate the males & females from sleeping in the same room even if they r siblings. Watch and monitor ur minor children's relationships especially when opposite adults r involved. Most importantly - MOTHERS, check ur minor children's private parts by urself afterall u had them.

Happy new month beloved family, it is our month of experiencing God's abundant blessings in all ramifications. Good morning, Have a blessed service today.

🔥 *IF YOU’RE ALIVE AND GRATEFUL TO SEE TODAY, DROP A REACTION FOR GOD!* 🙌💯 Too many slept and didn’t wake, but you did! Let’s flood this channel with thanks 💥 Drop a 🙏 if you’re grateful 💥 Drop a ❤️ if you’ve seen His mercy! *Let’s see how many truly grateful hearts are here! Don’t just read — REACT!* 💃🕺

*WAEC Warns Against AI-Generated Answers:* _What You Need to Know_ The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has issued a stern warning: any candidate found using Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated answers, including those from tools like ChatGPT, will face severe consequences. - *This year's policy:* Direct cancellation of results - *Last year's outcome:* Results were withheld and pending for candidates who used AI-generated answers and some were canceled. WAEC emphasizes the importance of original work and discourages any form of academic dishonesty. Stay ahead of the game and ensure your success by producing authentic work.

Beloved, may God Almighty grant all your request this day, the power of God shall produce in you unending favour today... Amen. Good morning, have a favorable weekend.

*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.