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@ADMISSIONTIPZ If you are first timer of writing JAMB exam, you might not know what i meant by "Two sittings result," i will explain before going into why i think two sitting results are not advisable.  I know alot of aspirants are about to use two sittings for JAMB 2019 registration, I am not writing this blog post to discourage you. I just want to enlighten you on why you should not use two sittings result. WHAT IS TWO SITTINGS RESULT Two sitting result is like combining two results of different exams because you probably didn't have good grade in the subject you need. For example, Ade wrote WAEC in 2015 and he failed Mathematics which is a compulsory subject, then he will have to re-sit for another o'level exam (WAEC, NECO,GCE) , if he then fail English Language but pass Mathematics , then he will combine both of them together . As simple as that!!! Now going into the reasons why two sittings is not advisable; UNABLE TO APPLY FOR COMPETITIVE COURSES T...

According to multiple online reports, a young man was last night murdered in cold blood,at Imo State University back gate, by unidentified gun man, suspected to be cultists. The dead has being identified as Jboy.  See photos below...

Following the National crises that has caught up with Nigeria, the Nigeria Labour Congress, has  decided to suspend its strike action. The decision to suspend the strike were taken after agreements were reached and documents signed pertaining the suspension. The Chairman of the committe, Amma Pepple said, report of the agreements will be sent to  President Buhari on Tuesday. Although suspended. but has already been stated when to resume the strike. The strike is expected to  be returned to on Tuesday, as a means to ensure that the Government meets to their demand. The Nigeria Labour Congress propossed a N30,000 minimum wage but the Government is opposing it with N24,000 but it should be known that no agreement has been reached concerning the increment of the minimum wage.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has described the Federal Government’s promises as cheap, saying that its members would not be swayed by them. ASUU President, Professor Abiodun Ogunyemi, said this on Monday during an interview on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily. “We have concluded that promises from the government are very cheap. We are not bothered about what promises the government makes now,” he said. Ogunyemi’s comments come less than 24 hours after the union commenced an industrial action as a result of their grievances with the Federal Government. According to ASUU, the decision to direct its members across the country to down tools on Sunday was because of poor funding of the nation’s universities. He also decried the reduction in the budget for education in the past few years, stressing that the education sector of any nation should always be given adequate priority. He said, “There was an inter-ministerial retreat on education w...

Reports have it that, ASUU on Sunday announced the commencement of an indefinite nationwide strike with immediate effect. Shehu Sani, the Senator representing Kaduna Central district in the National Assembly has backed the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on their strike. The decision was announced at the end of an emergency meeting on Sunday night. This came just as the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) is also preparing to commence a nationwide strike on Tuesday, October 6th, 2018, over a disagreement between the organised labour and the government on the N30,000 minimum wage. Speaking on the development, Sani in a post on his Twitter page, said the ASUU strike was a justifiable to save public universities in Nigeria. The Kaduna lawmaker while taking a swipe at lawmakers with wards abroad, noted that Nigeria can afford to fund public universities adequately. Sani wrote: “I share the belief that ASUU strike is a peaceful and justifiable action to sa...

All affiliated with this great university, and indeed, Ghanaians at large, would now never forget October 22, 2018. The day represents a piece of history that invokes sad memories: smashed cars, burnt motorbikes, other property vandalized beyond recognition. Students were protesting against what they felt was “oppression” by the school authorities, but what had largely started as a civil, peaceful process turned ugly, leading to a full-blown crisis situation: soldiers, curfews, shut down, government intervention, school governing council dissolution. We must all condemn the behavior of students who couldn’t use the peaceful approach to make their voice heard by the powers there be. But as we look for lasting solutions to avoid future occurrences we should not fail to examine the remote factors that led to the ugly student unrest. Of course, naturally, the focus has been on the immediate cause - the brutalization of an innocent student who, per reports, almost lost his memory...

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has responded to the disparity between the  statement of result issued to President Muhammadu Buhari in 2015 and the attestation of result  presented to the president on Friday, November 2, 2018. It had observed that the list of subjects in the 2018 attestation were less than those contained in the  2015 statement of result. However, the examination body has revealed that it no longer adds F9 results to attestation of results  or certificates. Although WAEC did not exactly state what year this took effect. The clarification was contained in a tweet on Friday night that read: "Subjects that a candidate had  F9s in are no longer captured in certificates or Attestation of Results." Subjects that a candidate had F9s in are no longer captured in certificates or Attestation of Results.  https://t.co/xyF0SOw0yP — WAEC NIGERIA (@waecnigeria) Nov...

Ayodele Fayose, immediate past Governor of Ekiti State, has described the controversy surrounding  President Muhammadu Buhari's West African Examination Council (WAEC) certificate as a  "national  embarrassment. The President was presented with an 'Attestation of Result' by a WAEC official on Friday, November  2, 2018. The presentation of the document to the President has generated much reaction from Nigerians,  especially as the President had claimed in an affidavit submitted to the Independent National  Electoral Commission (INEC) that his academic credentials were with the Nigerian Army. However, Fayose took to Twitter on Saturday to express his displeasure with the controversy  surroundAing the president's academic certificate. He made his position known via a tweet that read: "If it was this easy to get WAEC to issue the  "Attestation/Confirmation Certificate, why waiting this long? Why contest...