TETFUND APPROVES ₦750 MILLION HOSTEL PROJECT FOR IBBUL The Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) has approved a Special Intervention Project worth ₦750 million for the construction of a 200-bed capacity students’ hostel at the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University, Lapai. The project, which will be executed within 36 weeks (9 months), comprise 32 rooms, two common rooms, a modern kitchen, laundry area, a borehole with overhead tank, and each room will be equipped with a private toilet and wardrobe, ensuring a comfortable and conducive environment for students. Speaking at the signing of the contract, the Vice Chancellor of IBBU, Professor Muhammad Hadi Sulaiman, described the development as a strategic boost to students’ welfare infrastructure, emphasizing the University’s commitment to improved campus life and academic excellence. “We are grateful to TETfund for this intervention, which aligns with our long-term vision for a student-friendly environment,” he said. The project followed due process, including a comprehensive feasibility study, geotechnical survey, soil analysis, structural and architectural designs, and the preparation of a detailed bill of quantity, all of which culminated in an open competitive bidding process in line with public procurement guidelines. The Chief Executive of the construction firm handling the project, Green-View Tech. Limited, TPL Muhammad Hamza has assured of timely and quality delivery pledging utmost professionalism. “We are bringing our experience and commitment to this project. It is not just about erecting a structure; it’s about creating a lasting legacy for future leaders,” he stated. The project which will be supervised by Shelter Groove Architects, the consulting firm providing technical guidance throughout the construction phase. The firm’s involvement is to ensures that best practices in structural integrity and functional design are strictly adhered to. This intervention is expected to significantly address the accommodation challenges faced by students and further promote academic concentration and well-being on campus.

HEALTH TALK FOR TODAY - (Please Read &Share) POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME (PCOS): What is PCOS? Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder common among women of reproductive age. It's characterized by irregular menstrual periods, excess androgen levels, and polycystic ovaries. Symptoms: 1. Irregular periods or amenorrhea (no periods) 2. Weight gain and obesity 3. Acne and skin issues 4. Excess hair growth on face, chest, and back 5. Male pattern baldness 6. Fertility issues Causes and Risk Factors: 1. Hormonal imbalance 2. Genetics 3. Insulin resistance Management and Treatment: 1. Hormonal birth control to regulate periods 2. Anti-androgen medications for acne and hair growth 3. Fertility medications for women trying to conceive 4. Lifestyle changes: healthy diet, regular exercise, weight management Importance of Early Diagnosis: Early diagnosis and treatment can help manage symptoms, improve quality of life, and reduce risk of long-term complications like diabetes and heart disease. Here are some additional points about PCOS: Complications: 1. Infertility: PCOS is a leading cause of infertility in women. 2. Metabolic Syndrome: Increased risk of developing diabetes, high blood pressure, and heart disease. 3. Mental Health: Women with PCOS are at higher risk of depression, anxiety, and eating disorders. Lifestyle Changes: 1. Diet: Focus on whole, unprocessed foods, and avoid sugary and high-carbohydrate foods. 2. Exercise: Regular physical activity can help manage weight, improve insulin sensitivity, and reduce symptoms. 3. Stress Management: Yoga, meditation, and deep breathing can help reduce stress and anxiety. Support: 1. Support Groups: Joining a support group can connect you with others who understand what you're going through. 2. Online Resources: There are many online resources and forums dedicated to PCOS, where you can find information, support, and community. Remember to: 1. Get Regular Check-Ups: Regular health check-ups can help monitor your symptoms and adjust treatment plans as needed. 2. Stay Informed: Educate yourself about PCOS, its symptoms, and treatment options. If you're experiencing symptoms or have concerns about PCOS, don't hesitate to reach out to a healthcare provider. Let's break the stigma surrounding PCOS and prioritize our health!

Indeed, Africa is a Cemetery We mourn — with the tired familiarity of history, the passing of President Muhammadu Buhari, former leader of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who, true to the legacy of many African heads of state, took his final breath not on African soil, but in a London hospital. It is a story we know too well. Once again, a man who presided over a nation with neglected hospitals, underpaid doctors, and decaying infrastructure sought refuge in the former colonial capital when illness struck. He could not trust the healthcare system he supervised for eight years — and who could blame him? Like his peers, he did not invest in it. In life, Africa was never enough. Not for his health — that was for London. Not for his children’s education — that was for the UK. Not for leisure — that was for Paris and Dubai. Not for wealth — that was hidden in Zurich. Not even for development — that was outsourced to foreign corporations. And now, in death, the same land that was not good enough to live in has suddenly become good enough to be buried in. The Nigerian government has announced that President Buhari will be buried in Daura, Katsina State — a town still waiting for the dividends of the democracy he championed in speeches but neglected in practice. This is the final irony of African leadership: They steal from Africa, live abroad, treat abroad, educate abroad, vacation abroad, but return home only in a coffin. Indeed, what they refused to build in life — functional hospitals, quality schools, sustainable economies — they cannot escape in death. They are lowered into the earth of a continent they looted, watched over by the people they failed, guarded by institutions they weakened, and praised by sycophants they empowered. President Buhari, like many before him, missed the opportunity to make Nigeria — and by extension, Africa — livable, dignified, and respected. Instead, he governed with detachment, ruled with distance, and left with his legacy contested and his promises largely unfulfilled. In the end, he returns home — not to lead, not to fix, not to redeem — but to be buried. Indeed, Nigeria, and Africa at large, is only good as a burial ground. The continent that cannot keep her leaders alive now faithfully keeps their remains. Indeed, Africa is a Cemetery. Melah Yusuf Ibrahim Maimuruchi — A Citizen of the Cemetery.

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LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY (LCU) RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY (LCU) RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION July 10, 2025 Marvellous Private Universities 0 Comments LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY (LCU) RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION Admissions Now Open at Lead City University Are you ready to begin your university journey? Lead City University is excited to announce that admissions are now open for the 2025/26 academic session. With a UTME score of 150, you can secure your spot at Lead City University and pursue your dream course. About Lead City University Lead City University is a reputable institution that prioritizes academic excellence, innovation, and student development. Our university offers a wide range of accredited undergraduate programs designed to shape tomorrow’s leaders in various fields. Courses Offered We offer a variety of courses in different fields, including: – Science and Technology – Arts and Education – Management and Social Sciences – Law – Medical and Health Sciences Our programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to succeed in their chosen careers. Why Choose Lead City University? Lead City University is an excellent choice for students who want to pursue higher education. Our university offers: – A conducive learning environment that fosters academic excellence – Experienced and qualified faculty members who are dedicated to teaching and research – State-of-the-art facilities that support learning and innovation – A vibrant campus community that promotes student development and growth How to Apply If you’re interested in applying to Lead City University, you can follow these steps: – Visit our website at www.admissions.lcu.edu.ng – Fill out the online application form – Upload the required documents, including your UTME result and O’level certificates – Pay the application fee Contact Us If you have any questions or need more information about our programs, please don’t hesitate to contact us. You can reach us through: – Email: admissions@lcu.edu.ng – Phone: +234 815 331 8708, 0815 331 8709, 0815 331 8708, 0201 414 3228, 0815 331 8763, 0806 163 3228 – WhatsApp: +234 815 331 8702 We look forward to welcoming you to Lead City University! Studying at Lead City University offers several benefits, including: – Access to quality education and training – Opportunities to develop your skills and competencies – A supportive and inclusive learning environment – A vibrant campus community that promotes student development and growth In conclusion, Lead City University is an excellent choice for students who want to pursue higher education. LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY (LCU) RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION July 10, 2025 Marvellous Private Universities 0 Comments LEAD CITY UNIVERSITY (LCU) RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION Admissions Now Open at Lead City University Are you ready to begin your university journey? Lead City University is excited to announce that admissions are now open for the 2025/26 academic session. With a UTME score of 150, you can secure your spot at Lead City University and pursue your dream course. About Lead City University Lead City University is a reputable institution that prioritizes academic excellence, innovation, and student development. Our university offers a wide range of accredited undergraduate programs designed to shape tomorrow’s leaders in various fields. Courses Offered We offer a variety of courses in different fields, including: – Science and Technology – Arts and Education – Management and Social Sciences – Law – Medical and Health Sciences Our programs are designed to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and competencies needed to succeed in their chosen careers. Why Choose Lead City University? Lead City University is an excellent choice for students who want to pursue higher education. Our university offers: – A conducive learning environment that fosters academic excellence – Experienced and qualified faculty members who are dedicated to teaching and research – State-of-the-art facilities that support learning and innovation – A vibrant campus community that promotes student development and growth How to Apply If you’re interested in applying to Lead City University, you can follow these steps: – Visit our website at www.admissions.lcu.edu.ng – Fill out the online application form – Upload the required documents, including your UTME result and O’level certificates – Pay the application fee Contact Us If you have any questions or need more information about our programs, please don’t hesitate to contact us. You can reach us through: – Email: admissions@lcu.edu.ng – Phone: +234 815 331 8708, 0815 331 8709, 0815 331 8708, 0201 414 3228, 0815 331 8763, 0806 163 3228 – WhatsApp: +234 815 331 8702 We look forward to welcoming you to Lead City University! 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"Can Money Buy Love?": A wealthy businessman bought his daughter everything she desired, thinking it would bring her joy. But despite the luxuries, she felt empty and unfulfilled. One day, a kind neighbor spent quality time with her, listening and sharing stories. The daughter felt a deep connection and happiness. The businessman realized that love, kindness, and connection, not wealth, brought true fulfillment. He began prioritizing time with his daughter, and their bond grew stronger. This story suggests that while money can provide comfort, it's the relationships and experiences that truly bring love and happiness. JB WORLD

*MORNING TEA* *SUNDAY* *13TH JULY 2025* “*LET GO” OF ALL ANGER* *TODAY’S SCRIPTURE* EPHESIANS 4:26-27 NIV ““In your anger do not sin”: Do not let the sun go down while you are still angry, and do not give the devil a foothold.” ‭ *TODAY’S WORD* Everyone has anger from time to time, and understanding it and knowing how to handle it properly is important. Anger begins as a feeling and then manifests itself in words and actions. You feel something, and it causes you to do or say something. Anger is not necessarily always a sin; however, what you choose to do with anger directly determines your quality of life. All anger has the same effect on your life. It upsets you, causing you to feel pressure. Keeping anger locked inside can even be dangerous to your health. So, you must take responsibility for your anger and learn to deal with it. As with all emotions, Satan tries to use and abuse our anger and lead us into sin. But we have the power to resist him. The Bible does not teach that we are never to feel anger. It teaches that when we do get angry, we are not to sin. Rather, we are to manage or control our anger properly. If you struggle with anger, ask God to help you process it and bring it to closure. You can be bitter or better—the choice is yours! *PRAYER FOR TODAY* Father God, You know everything about me. I come before You with a heavy heart, burdened by anger. I confess that I have allowed anger to consume me, and I ask for Your forgiveness. Grant me the strength to let go of this anger, to forgive those who have wronged me, and to find peace in Your presence. Help me to respond with love and compassion, rather than reacting in anger. Fill me with Your Holy Spirit, and guide me towards healing and forgiveness, in the name of Jesus. Amen. Nwamama Austino saying happy Sunday

Some first year medical students from the University of Mumbai were attending their 1st Anatomy Class. They all gathered around the table with a real dè@d body on it. The Professor, Krishna, started the class by telling them two important qualities of a DOCTOR. He said, "The 1st is that never be DISGUSTED about anything in the body." For example, he inserted his FINGER in the dead body's ANU$ & put the finger in his mouth & TASTED it. Then he told the students to do what he did. The students hesitated for several minutes, but eventually, everyone inserted their fingers in the body's ANU$ & tasted it. When everyone finished tasting their fingers, they were all Frowning... Then the professor looked at them and said: "The most important 2nd Quality is "Observation". I inserted my MIDDLE finger but tasted the 2nd finger... Now, learn to pay attention 🤔😁🤣 CF: first force NB: Always pay attention

278 IN UTME. I CHOSE EDUCATION. AND EVERYONE LOST THEIR MINDS. "Why would someone so intelligent waste a score like that on Education?" "You should be studying Medicine." "You deserve better." NO. Education is not a waste. I didn’t deserve “better.” I deserved my DREAM. And my dream was to TEACH. To build minds. To change lives. But in Nigeria, when you say you want to teach, people act like you’ve failed, like you're unintelligent 🎯 First semester -12 courses: 11 A’s, 1 B. Boom. HOD of Physics offered me a department switch and a future job after M.Sc. I said NO. Not because the offer wasn’t tempting. But because I knew myself - and I knew I wasn’t called to just chase titles. I was born to build futures. But guess what? 🚨 Now, JAMB just released the 2025 UTME cut-off for Colleges of Education: 100. Let that sink in. NOT AVERAGE! NOT 150! NOT 140! ONE HUNDRED. And we’re out here screaming about “half-baked teachers”? How won’t they be half-baked when we admit students with 100 marks to train the nation’s future? 🤯 You need over 200 to study Law or Medicine… But just 100 to teach those who will become lawyers and doctors? This is madness. Let me be blunt: 👉🏽 A country that treats education like a dustbin for rejected students will never rise. 👉🏽 A system where “intelligent” people are told they’re too smart to teach is doomed. 👉🏽 A nation that sets the bar so low for teacher training is signing its own death sentence. When NECO visited my school and saw 70% of teachers were B.Sc holders, they raised eyebrows. But any school that’s truly intentional about excellence won’t gamble with teachers’ quality. We’re raising thinkers, not just filling periods. Why is this hard to understand? 💥 TEACHERS are not plan B. 💥 TEACHERS are the MAIN PLAN. 💥 A country that undervalues its educators has no business dreaming of development. Stop telling brilliant students that “they deserve better than Education.” Make EDUCATION deserve brilliant students. Until we fix this narrative, we are going nowhere. 278 for Education. And I REGRET NOTHING. I didn’t settle. I CHOSE. And I’m still choosing - every single day. 📢 Share this if you believe Nigeria’s education system needs a reset. I am Owoade Mariam and I know that the Nigerian education system deserves better.

#footballnews The WAFCON2025 Opening Game Throws Up Two of Three Fiercest Rivals Going Into The Competition- So I'm Vested In This Game😌🤭 Nigeria has been ceded in Group B alongside Tunisia 🇹🇳 Botswana 🇧🇼 and Algeria 🇩🇿 and I expect nothing short of nine points going by the quality of opposition and Individual ingenuity of the ladies who are determined to succeed. Now if we finish top pf Group B, we will play the quarter-finals with runner up in Group A which has ( Morocco 🇲🇦 Zambia 🇿🇲 Senegal 🇸🇳 or DR Congo 🇨🇩 ) As predicted, the three teams I will consider as contenders and pose a threat as competitors are Morocco 🇲🇦 South Africa 🇿🇦 and Zambia 🇿🇲 . Those who have carefully followed the women's football will attest except for an upset, these three are those who can really stand up to the Super Falcons of Nigeria as of now. I don't expect our ladies to finish any in position lesser than top of Group B which most likely sets us up for a Nigeria vs Morocco/Zambia Quarterfinals. Now, this will be the TRUE LITMUS TEST for the team and proper assessment of their programs enroute WAFCON2025. There won't be anything like closed door matches and the entire Technical Crew will show us proper workings without excuses. For now, all eyes are on the Opening Game

*JUST IN 🔥📌* *GODFREY OKOYE UNIVERSITY (GOUNI), ENUGU POST-UTME/DE FORM 2025/2026 IS OUT!* Applications are now open for admission into full-time undergraduate degree programmes at Godfrey Okoye University, Enugu for the 2025/2026 academic session. Candidates can apply via UTME, Direct Entry, JUPEB, or 1st Degree. Even if you didn’t choose GOUNI initially, you can apply after doing a Change of Institution via JAMB. 🎓 AVAILABLE FACULTIES & COURSES 🏥 College of Medicine – Medicine and Surgery – Nursing Sciences 📚 Faculty of Arts – English & Literary Studies – History & Int’l Studies – Philosophy, Music, Religious Studies 🎓 Faculty of Education – Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics – English, Business, Economics – Computer Science – Social Studies, Political Science – Educational Management – Guidance and Counselling – Primary Education ⚖️ Faculty of Law – Law 🏛️ Faculty of Management & Social Sciences – Accounting, Business Mgt – Economics, Political Science – International Relations – Mass Communication – Psychology, Public Admin, Sociology 🔬 Faculty of Natural Science & Environmental Studies – Applied Biology, Biochemistry, Biotechnology – Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry – Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics – Physics with Electronics – Microbiology, Architecture – Industrial Design, Industrial Physics 📌 ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS ✅ 5 O’Level credits, incl. English & Maths ✅ Minimum JAMB Scores by course: Medicine & Law – 200 Nursing – 180 Architecture, Comp. Sci – 160 Education – 130 Others – 150 ✅ Didn’t pick GOUNI? Do JAMB Change of Institution before applying. ✅ Once admitted, print your JAMB Admission Letter to complete your process. 🎯 Apply now! Don’t miss this opportunity to join a fast-growing, high-quality university. ====================================== Interested Candidates should dm for error free registration.

🎙Reece James' Full Pre-PSG/Club World Cup final Press Conference: 🔹Reece James: "We prepare as if we are playing another game. It's a final, but we prepare every game as if we want to win." 🔹Reece James: "This game is a super high level game. They are one of the hottest teams in the world. But this is a final and one-off game. I've been in many finals before where we've been favourites and haven't come out on top. I don't care [who are the favourites]." 🔹Reece James: "The biggest challenge is the circumstances. The travel, quality of the pitch, the climate is so hot." 🔹Reece James on Enzo Fernandez: "Enzo is an amazing player and person. He's come on so much since he arrived at Chelsea. He's a huge part of Chelsea and huge player for our team. He will play a huge part on Sunday." 🔹Reece James: "I wasn't injured. Let's put that to bed. Talking about our two midfielders, Moi and Enzo, two phenomenal players. They're up there with the best in the world. That will be displayed on Sunday. I wasn't feeling so good in the warm up [vs Palmeiras]. I've come a long way with my history. Would I have played? I probably could have. But if I looked back... I thought it was the best decision to not take unnecessary risks." 🔹Reece James: "If we win on Sunday, we would probably be the best on the day. We're striving to get there [to be the best in Europe and the world]. Whether one game decides that is probably up for you to decide." 🔹Reece James: "Stats, data and who is favourites, it doesn't mean anything to me or the team. It's two great, young sides playing against each other on the biggest stage. I believe we will go toe to toe." 🔹Reece James on Joao Pedro: "Joao is an amazing young player. I've played against him many times. I'm not sure how many knew his quality. He made his first start and scored two goals. His quality has opened a lot of peoples eyes. We're happy to have him." 🔹Reece James: “I’m sure the analyst team we have will be looking at the games where PSG haven’t done so well, and we’ll try and adapt to that” #CFC | #Chelsea | #FIFACWC | #Interviews 📲 @CFC_ChelseaFC