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 Osamor wowed the judges and the crowd as she sang the Nigerian national anthem in a quite unique and yes very beautiful way. This might just be best rendition of the National Anthem you’ve heard in a long while. Watch and download the video and audio, Sandra Osamor – Nigerian National Anthem from The Voice Nigeria Season 2 after cut.

Why Candidates Apply for JAMBChange of Course/Institution THE Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, 2018/2019 JAMB Change of Course and Institution has COMMENCED! THIS is to inform all the candidates who participated in the 2018 JAMB UTME that the change of JAMB course and/or institution for 2018 Session has commenced There are obviously three good reasons why a candidate may need to change his/her jamb choice of course or institution or both: LOW JAMB SCORE : After the release of Jamb results, the next thing to face is admission screening exercise and admissions. Now take for instance that someone applied for a federal university of technology, Minna who will probably fix a cut-off mark of 200 and above; if such candidate scored less than 200, it simply means he/she has lost the admission. In this case the change of institution to a state-owned/private University becomes necessary. State universities generally fix cut-off marks below 200. INCOMPLETE O”LEVEL RESULTS: In this c

Want To Upgrade Your Jamb UTME 2018 Score? Read this First! Gain admission into 200 level of any university of your choice with ease. No JAMB | Low fees. For details and registration. Call: 08130985690 FOR all those who are looking to get a boost for their Jamb 2018 Result, we urged you to read this first before you Upgrade Your 2018/2019 JAMB UTME Result ! Following the release of JAMB UTME 2018 Results, the internet has been swamped in the past few days with fraudsters seeking uninformed candidates to extort in the name of JAMB Result Upgrading. Recent Jamb News: * 2 UTME Candidates arrested for Examination Malpractice – Read full details here. * Your Jamb Result has not been released? See few reasons why your jamb result is withheld . * Read all the latest news on Jamb Result & Cut-off marks. But Can You Really Upgrade your Jamb UTME Result? NO! Capital NO. You cannot upgrade your Jamb Score, even if the person claim to be working at the Joint Admission and Matricu

Boko Haram told us not to send our daughters to school - Dapchi parents - Dapchi parents said they were joyous over the return of their abducted children - They said the terrorists told them not to send their children to school - The parents thanked President Buhari for the return of their daughters Parents of abducted Dapchi girls who were released by Boko Haram have said the terrorists told them not to send their children back to western education.  had reported that the girls were released by the terrorists on Wednesday, March 21. Security operatives were not available as the terrorists reportedly drove into Dapchi town were residents celebrated the return of their children and praised President Muhammadu Buhari. According to Premium Times, the terrorists took their time to preach to the residents. One Ibrahim Husseini who is a Dapchi resident said: “ It was a thing of joy for us in Dapchi when suddenly we began to see trucks moving into the town at about 8:00 a.m in the m

- With a total score of 349 points, Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa is believed to have the highest score so far in the 2018 UTME - The 15-year-old boy from Ogun state reportedly scored 78 points in the Use of English, 94 in Mathematics, 88 in Physics and 89 in Chemistry 15-year-old Ajibola Oluwatosin Olumayowa has emerged as the best candidate so far in the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), following the release of results, Vanguard reports. It was initially believed that a Corona Secondary School student, Ibukun Oduntan, had the highest score, as he earned 344 marks. READ ALSO: APC stage-managed abduction of Dapchi girls for political purposes - PDP alleges NAIJ.com gathers that Olumayowa's school, Taidob College, Asero Estate, Abeokuta, Ogun state, however disclosed to newsmen on Wednesday, March 21, that their student had emerged with the highest score of 349. A statement signed by one Dare Adedotun read: "Ajibola Oluwatosin from Egdbado North, O

Sons and daughters of civilization           Olagunju Olayemi The civilization and the civilized ones, Stagnancy is unfold, reluctance was told. Fox of the colonist, roars of the protectorates, Imperialism was their verse and songs The negro treasure, the whites treason. Ceremonial post once an honorary rank. Nationalist vex with limited speech Changes to come will offer vomit confession Old version schooled with new fashion Fear of domination, who knows if in their heart Tolerance traits wasn't  given clearance, Cultural innovation, innovated and scandalized. Tears of the sun, who is behind the scene. Roars of the drum has race many out their skin, And many run into unforgotten scars of solo(ful)piano. The rain doesn't evade the path of the runnel, The salt will never fail to sweet the taste of the soup, When fire burns, water is called upon. For the land yield to the call of the wise farmer. Let those who hate this land be swallowed, Let those who l

The longest journey ( Olagunju Olayemi Josh) When i was a Sperm When the war line is drawn , My path to freedom is craving for insane courage, my cost of sacrifice Can be patronage, for there are thousand others like me, we are all fighting for the same goal. We paid no attention to mysteries, Because in the black and dark sky, hope has shine his light to our darkness. I have made up my mind to tackle difficulties no matter the way it comes, no matter the trauma it may flit me into. And if I fail on the other hand, I will have no regret because failures means nothing. With full happiness I will return to my old world. What kept me going is my growing desire which I have to share Form we have seen a lot Infant we have all experience the naked part of it all. I have many answers to their question For they no nothing but to feed their neighbour with evil fruit. I know all language of the word, I knew what makes every flower blossom. What makes every sun shine I kno

Jigawa UTME candidate scores 311, highest so far in the exam The 2018 UTME will end on Saturday, March 17, but so far, Kaugama's UTME score is the highest in the ongoing matriculation exam. Aliyu Muhammad Sani Kaugama, a young boy from Jigawa state has so far emerged the best candidate in the ongoing 2018 UTME. » Kaugama, who finished his secondary school education from the academy for the gifted and talented Bamaina School in Jigawa reportedly scored 311 in the examination, which started on Friday, March 9, 2018. A Facebook user, Mansur Ahmed , who described himself as a media aid to the former Governor of Jigawa State, Dr. Sule Lamido shared the story of Kaugama's academic feat on the social media platform in Hausa language. This is the English translation Mansur wrote on his Facebook page. “The candidate who got the highest JAMB scores comes from Jigawa Aliyu Muhammad Sani Kaugama is the candidate with the highest JAMB scores so far this year. The brilliant student

Jamb say the 2018 UTME result will be released in batches and the first will be released on Monday, March 19, 2018. The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB has said that 1.3 million results of the just concluded 2018 UTME » would be released on Monday, March 19, 2018. JAMB's spokesman, Dr Fabian Benjamin made this known on Sunday, March 18 during an interview with newsmen in Abuja. Benjamin said that the board wanted to ensure all results are screened before they are released. “We are presently viewing the CCTV to ensure that results are not released in several batches. On Monday, we will release over 1.3 million results. These are the results of the CBT centres that have been screened. We cannot say how many cases of malpractice we have yet because we are still viewing the CCTV to discover more cases. ALSO READ: WAEC readjusts timetable to accommodate Muslims' interest » CBT owners caught collecting money from candidates The JAMB spokesman also said t

JAMB to release second batch of results on Tuesday, March 20, 2018 Results of 1.3m candidates will be released on Monday, March 19, while the second batch of the results will be released on Tuesday, March 20. Following the announcement that the 2018 UTME results would be released » on Monday, March 19, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB has said that the second batch of the results would be released on Tuesday, March 20. According to Leadership Newspaper, Dr Fabian Benjamin , JAMB spokesman on Sunday, March 18 said that the results are ready but the exam body had to screen them before they are released. Benjamin added that the exam body decided to screen the results because it did not want to cancel them after release. “We have CCTV cameras at the exam centres so we have to screen and see what happened in each centre before we release the results. '' The results are ready » . CBT results are ready immediately after the exams. It is just that we have to sc

Muslims criticise WAEC for fixing Chemistry paper during Friday prayer MURIC says the timetable is "injustice" and warned government to react instead of waiting until Muslims begin to tear WAEC exam materials. The president of the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC), Prof Ishaq Akintola has criticised the West Africa Examination Council for allowing the May/June exam timetable to flash with Friday prayers. The 2018 May/June Senior Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE) timetable recently released by the exam body states that candidates will write Chemistry paper from 2 pm to 5 pm on Friday, April 20, while Muslims' Friday prayer usually holds between 1 pm and 3 pm. Reacting to the exam schedule, Akintola said the timetable was an “injustice” against Muslims, who according to him had become “endangered species” Akintola said Muslim leaders discussed fixing of examinations during Jumaat Prayer with WAEC » in 2016 and 2017. “Until something starts happening, until

Olagunju Yemi With the tears of water, I confessed my sin. For stars and beauty must all night have. Evening bell call upon the dreamer's dream. For blindness course, many call thee factors of evil. Whereas, thou art lonely and peaceful in your wrath. Let black blood flows into your blood, Let the spirit of servitude in you turn to negritude, Let the beauty of all black nights string into your veins, That it may gives you happiness in all evilness, Yesterday, It was a story, The giants that fell our shrub among the poplars Thence we were seated among the eminence of evil, The caterpillar that wash away the fresh forest, And turned it to an expressway, And stranger work over our portions. That's why fresh roads can hardly be seen now-and-days, Who told them we were not satisfied with our horses and Carmel ? They have left on us a permanent legacy that may  linger us into non solidarity, Who told them want trains, That they fall our forests and build r

Dr. Mu’azu Babangida Aliyu of Niger State has distinguished himself from the other governors not just in terms of his preference for the appellation of ‘Chief Servant’ instead of the official and prestigious ‘Executive Governor’. He has become a governor with a difference in many ways as he tries to actualize his unique concept of servant leadership. One of the most distinguishing features is his initiatives in the literary development of Niger State and by extension the country at large. In addition to giving priority to literary matters, he is the only governor that celebrates his birthday with an international literary colloquium. He has done so for three consecutive years. And the third one, which marked his 58th birthday, just took place last Tuesday in Minna, the state capital. The event, tagged 3rd MBA International Literary Colloquium, was held in three phases; morning, afternoon and evening sessions. The morning session featured the inauguration of BookHawker Scheme and co

2018 WAEC BIOLOGY SPECIMEN . Group 1 Specimen A : A slice of fresh bread. Specimen B : A slice of bread with mould. Specimen C : Longitudinal section of hard boiled egg with the shell intact. Specimen D : Freshly laid egg. Specimen E : Transverse section of orange/any citrus fruit. Specimen F : Freshly procured green leafy vegetables(mywaec.ng) Specimen G : Fresh stomach of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(small piece) Specimen H : Fresh Liver of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(small piece) Specimen J : Fresh Small Intestine of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(small piece). Specimen K : Fresh Lung of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(small piece). Specimen L : Fresh Gall bladder of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(with the fluid intact) Specimen M : Fresh Kidney of a Goat/Sheep/Cow(Longitudinal Section; bilaterally symmetrical) Group II Specimen N : Some Rheodiscolor leaves(about 3cm² in diameter in a petri dish containing water) Specimen P : Palm fruit(with the outer covering intact) Specimen Q : Tridax plant(put in a petri dish) Specimen R :

What do you know about Herbert Samuel Heelas ? Herbert Samuel Heelas Macaulay, the Wizard of Kirsten Hall, was a man of many parts. He was an engineer, an architect; a surveyor, journalist, lawyer and musician. Better known as a nationalist, he was in the forefront of the Independence struggle. A true Lagosian, a lecture was held in his honour as part of activities to celebrate Lagos @ 50. The maiden Herbert Macaulay Gold Lecture was held at the Lagos Country Club, Ikeja. It was coordinated by a member of The Nation Editorial Board, Femi Macaulay and supported by the Lagos State Government. EVELYN OSAGIE was there. THOugh he studied in England, he became a thorn in the flesh of the British colonialists on his return home. Herbert Samuel Heelas Macaulay fought for political and economic emancipation of his people. He was born in Lagos and he lived and died in Lagos. His love for the city was reciprocated by residents. The city stood by him during his political travails in the hands

This is a thread for JAMB UTME Candidates who will be taking the ongoing JAMB exam on Saturday, 17th March, 2018 which happens to be the last day for the 2018 UTME. It is said that the end of a thing is better than the beginning. Hope this willl come true for you guys. --- You can share and discuss relevant ideas that will help one another towards achieving success in this year's UTME. We will be creating a "Live Updates" post for you early tomorrow morning so you can report any issues you experience while heading out for your exam or during the examination. Please make sure you are at your various exam centres, at least 30 mins before the time given on your slip. Also ensure you take the necessary items to the examination hall like copies of your exam slip and a pencil incase you need one. Please also CLICK HERE to see a list of items you should not take to the exam hall.. After your exam, do not fail to come back to myschool.com.ng to share your experiences as we

Osun State Polytechnic Iree courses, School Fees and Admission Form – Here are latest news about Osun State Polytechnic Iree. The Pre-ND Admission form 2017 has been released. Interested persons are to read this carefully to understand how to go about the registration, know the courses offered in OSPOLY and their school fees schedule. Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into the under listed Pre National Diploma Programmes which would be available in the Institution during the 2017/2018 Academic Session. Courses Available for Pre-ND Admission at OsPoly 1. Science Laboratory Technology 2. Food Technology 3. Statistics 4. Computer Science 5. Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technology 6. Computer Engineering Technology 7. Civil Engineering Technology 8. Mechanical Engineering Technology 9. Welding and Fabrication Technology 0. Building Technology 1. Quantity Surveying 2. Architectural Technology 3. Estate Management 4. Urban and Regi