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Ronaldo told to stay

Manchester United transfer target Cristiano Ronaldo has been warned against leaving Real Madrid by Zinedine Zidane, according to reports in Spain.

According to Spanish outlet AS, Zidane has again told the attacker to stay put.

The publication claims the former midfielder rang Ronaldo on Thursday evening to discuss the reasons behind his exit, and to tell the player to remain at Madrid under their new manager.

United have been heavily linked with the Portuguese star in recent days after his comments in the aftermath of Saturday's Champions League win.
Alderweireld plan

Man Utd will reportedly attempt to sign Toby Alderweireld this week and have outlined their financial plan to do so.

The Spurs defender has been touted to leave the north London club in recent weeks after a breakdown in contract talks.

It is thought there is also a clause in his contract that will allow him to leave on the cheap next season.

And rather than lose out, Tottenham owner Daniel Levy looks set to cash in now on a player that is clearly unsettled.

The Sun report that Jose Mourinho will set aside £50m for the Belgium international as well as offering him a huge contract.
Fekir doubt

Liverpool may end up missing out on Nabil Fekir due to interest from Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid.

The Reds are in pole position to land the Lyon playmaker in the coming weeks, with negotiations reportedly already underway between the respected parties.

But club president Jean-Michel Aulas is now planning to play hardball over the attacker's potential move to Anfield.

According to L'Equipe, the Lyon chief is hoping new interest from Bayern Munich and Atletico Madrid will drive Fekir's price up this summer.

The 24-year-old will warrant a transfer fee of around £50m at present.

But with other European heavyweights now chasing his signature, a bidding war could ensue in the coming months.

To add, Aulas also wants to keep Fekir until after the World Cup in the hope the player shines for France in Russia.
Pulisic latest

Christian Pulisic’s most likely destination after Borussia Dortmund is Liverpool, says journalist Grant Wahl.

Pulisic is the USA’s hottest prospect in a generation and he’s already made waves in Europe with Borussia Dortmund.

The winger is a long-term target of Jurgen Klopp, who’s looking to splash the cash at beaten Champions League finalists Liverpool.

Grant Wahl, who works for US publication Sports Illustrated, has kept close tabs on Pulisic’s career to date.

And he’s now revealed where he believes the 19-year-old is most likely to end up if he leaves Borussia Dortmund this summer.

“Hi Grant. What's your prediction on Pulisic's next club after Dortmund, and when do you think he'll make the move?,” Wahl was asked in a Reddit ‘Ask Me Anything’ session.

And he replied: “If I had to make a pick, I'd say Liverpool, as soon as this summer.”

JAMB: Why some student couldn't write their JAMB Mock Exams, BY; Oloyede

JAMB: Why some student couldn't write their JAMB Mock Exams, BY; Oloyede

At the JAMB Centres

Out of the 258,000 candidates that applied for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME mock examination, only 211,000 candidates took part in the test on Monday, the JAMB registrar, Ishaq Oloyede, has said.

This was due to insufficient space to accommodate interested students in some of the computer-based centres across the nation.

However, the registrar, while inspecting the Blue Ocean Technology centre and Veritas University centre in Abuja on Monday told journalists that he was satisfied with the level of preparedness he noticed.

Mr. Oloyede said the board is aware of the challenges of lack of even spread of facilities in some states. He urged indigenes from such areas to establish a computer-based centre there.

“It is not that we cannot have more candidates but the spread that the candidates chose (is a challenge). For instance, if you are taking candidates that chose Pankshin as their centre, the examination will last for three days so we chose the one on ground. But there are enough spaces in Ibadan, Lagos, Oyo but you can’t move these candidates from Plateau State to these parts that have vacancies. So, its better to pick what a town can accommodate, so we have apologised to the students,” he said.

Mr. Oloyede said out of the 602 centres being used, only six of the centres had challenges.

“Although we are inspecting and monitoring the examination across the country, we had issues in Obafemi Awolowo University. Our exams have not been able to start and we have given the authorities one hour. If the problem is not solved, we will relocate our candidates elsewhere. We have an issue with a centre in Plateau state. In Taraba state, there was a crash of laptops. In Olabisi Onabanjo University and Nnamdi Azikwe University, the problem of the digital centres have been solved,” he said.

He added, “We have made provision for ‘option B’, that is why the candidates have their emails. They will receive an email changing them to another centre. Last year, it happened in LAUTECH and since it has happened there, the institution cannot be allowed to take our examination as long as I am the registrar of JAMB. Let them close their gate and we go elsewhere. Once we are unable to conduct examination in a particular centre, we go elsewhere, If you want to kill your institution because you have internal problem, go ahead and kill it.”

Students waiting for to write the JAMB Mock

The registrar said there would not be ‘mop-up’ for candidates noting that ”its either the candidates write the exam or do not do the exam”.

“The board has put certain things in place to ensure effective monitoring of every candidate and also ensure good network for the candidates. Network in this term does not mean MTN, Airtel or Glo. It simply means the Local Area Network which is the cable within the centre. We do not conduct our examination on the internet so when we say there is a network problem, it is a cabling problem within the centre and not outside the hall,” he said.

The registrar said the board will ”only pay for sucessful candidates” noting that if any of the centres’ system logs any candidates out, ”the centres money will also be logged out.”

He also spoke about other challenges observed in the centres.

“For the private CBT centres, we have discovered they cut corners so that we can pay them. For instance, if we have 250,000 candidates writing the exam and 40,000 are logged out, we pay for the 40,000 that was logged out but this year, we will only pay for candidates who are absent because we must pay when candidates are absent, that is not your fault.”

Similarly, Mr. Oloyede urged the parents to keep away from the examination centres.

“We are not in the kindargaten, we are preparing these young minds for university education. The parents come too much around because they want their wards to pass at all cost, it is not helpful,” he said.

One of the centres where students were not able to write the examination was at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU).

The OAU spokesperson, Abiodun Olarewaju, told PREMIUM TIMES on Monday evening that the institution is trying to resolve the issue that led to the candidates not being able to write their examination.

“Everybody is trying come to the negotiating table to find a common ground and resolve the issue . The candidates could not finish but we are trying to resolve it. We are still at the meeting now,” Mr. Olanrewaju explained.

 Students waiting to write exam at the Jamb CBT centre

Meanwhile Adekunle Imran, a parent of one of the candidates, said the mock examination is meant to prepare the students for what they should expect in the main examination.

However, Mr. Imran said the board needs to create methods to assist the students in the preparation process.

“In Nigeria, we have good policies but our problem is implementation. This set of students you see on queue were supposed to have finished their exam now because they are the second batch who were to start their examination by 9.00 a.m. but this is 10:25 a.m. and they are just on the queue now for the first capturing of their identity. I understand that the first set of candidates are not done and students were told to be at the centre an hour before the examination,” Mr. Imran said.

He urged the board to adopt a system whereby the students can be captured while seated, writing the examination.

The board has fixed March 9 to 17 for the 2018 UTME.

Africa’s Richest Woman, Folorunsho Alakija Reveals How She Made It Without A University Degree

MRS FOLORUNSHO ALAKIJA

 

Africa’s richest woman chief Mrs Folorunsho Alakija has buttressed the popular saying that successful people have serious stories. The wealthy woman took out time to inspire people who look up to her in a motivational post on her Instagram page.

The 67 year old woman who took over from America’s Oprah Winfrey to become the richest black woman on earth has revealed that contrary to what many believe about her, she has no university degree all because she came from a family where the female child was not considered important for tertiary education.

In her post, Alakija also revealed that she gave her life to Christ 27 years ago and experienced a turn around for good…

It happened almost 27 years ago when I gave my life to Christ at the age of 40 and my life has not been the same ever since, I pray your life too, will experience a total turn around.
I was born almost 67 years ago, into a large and illustrious polygamous Muslim family as number 8 out of 52 children through a father who had 8 wives. Meanwhile, Folorunsho left the shores of Nigeria to study abroad at the tender age of 7…
Even at that age, I knew I could not afford to let my family down cause I was seen as an ambassador.

However, her dream to study law was not fulfilled because her father did not believe in investing in girls at that time.

Today, I have no university degree, but God’s glory lifted me up and I have received numerous Honorary Doctorate Degrees at home and abroad.

According to Mrs Alakija, it took her more than two and half decades to put together all that she has now… I am not an overnight success. She said.

I have had to make sacrifices like everyone else, faced challenges but never given up.
The wealthy woman said encouraging many who believed wealth was delivered to her on a platter

HEARTBREAKING! Residents In Tears As Woman Dies Hours To Her Wedding In Delta State

A woman who was preparing for her traditional marriage has reportedly died just hours to the event in Delta state
A middle-aged mother of four, simply identified Maggie has reportedly slumped and died just hours before her traditional marriage in the Ugbeide area of Mosogar, Delta State.
According to the reports, Maggie’s partner had decided to pay the bride price after years of being together.
A source simply identified herself as Ofua explained that the marriage was slated for February 15 and 16, and that they had even slaughtered a cow that will be used for the ceremony, when the bride suddenly clutched her chest and screamed.
Ofua said: “We were rushing her to the hospital when the car ran out of fuel and before we could get fuel, she gave up the ghost.”
Those who knew the late woman, described her as a nice person, who was fond of saying nice words to everyone she met.
“She would greet you and ask of everybody including your husband and even your dog; we will miss her,“ said a woman who refused to disclose her name.

JAMB to Go Ahead with 2018 UTME Despite Varsity Strike

By Senator Iroegbu in Abuja

The Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) has concluded plans to go ahead with the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) despite the ongoing strike by the non-academic staff of Nigerian universities.

The Head of Media and Public Relations, JAMB, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, in a statement yesterday, clarified that while the board would not take sides and respects the decision of the non-teaching staff, it would however go ahead with the examination as scheduled.

“The attention of the board has been drawn to the release by NAN on the board’s mock examination slated for February 26, 2018 where I was quoted to have said the board will go on with the mock examination irrespective of the on going sstrike by the non academic unions of universities nation wide.

“First, the board wants to appreciate the unions for the support it has given the board in the successes  of previous examinations and sympathized with the unions over the present predicaments,” Benjamin stated.

The Chairman of  the Joiny Action Committee (JAC) of the non-academic staff, Samson Ugwoke, had in more than one occasion warned that they would not cooperate with ongoing admission processes in the nation’s universities as long as the strike susbsists.

The non-teaching staff union comprise of three main unions including: Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), Non Academic Staff Union of Associated Institutions (NASU) and the National Association Academic Technologists (NAAT).

But the JAMB spokesman said the board could not have said it would go on with the examination with or without their suspending the strike rather the board found itself in a situation that it has  to go on with conduct of  the examination.

“We are still hopeful that an amicable resolution of the crisis would be reached before the date of the examination. The unions are our critical stakeholders and their absence would be felt if the  issue is not resolves before February 26. We had prayed and work tirelessly to ensure that the strike was called off hence our continued shifting of the dates for the examination,” he stated.

Meanwhile, Benjamin said  the heads of all public examination bodies in Nigeria  had met on Friday last week to harmonise its examination calender with the view of having a seamless examination.

2018 UTME: JAMB fixes date for mock examination

 

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Sunday said the much anticipated conduct of the 2018 Mock Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) would now hold on February 26.
The board’s Head, Media and Information, Fabian Benjamin, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos.
According to him, a total of 245,753 of the 1,652,795 candidates that registered for this year’s  UTME are expected to write the test.
“We are happy to announce to the public that the board has concluded arrangement for the conduct of the mock UTME, slated for Monday, February 26.
“This is irrespective of the ongoing strike embarked upon by members of the non-academic  unions of federal universities nationwide.
“Candidates will soon be informed on when to print notifications for the examination and in addition, notifications will be sent through e-mails and text messages on the schedules of their examination,” Dr. Benjamin said.
He explained that the examination was expected to be hitch free because the board had successfully reduced incidences of malfunctioning of computers by electronically integrating the systems to see their functionality and effectiveness through link tests.
“What this means is that, at the end if the exercise, whatever system that is not seen will not be used for the mock examination.
“The 2018 exercise sold a total of 1, 966,918 candidate generating profiles.
“In previous examinations this number of candidates would have paid for the forms but through our efficient and effective system of ensuring that candidates do not waste resources, we decided to introduce the profile generating regime.

“By this method, candidates will first have to   generate personal  profiles before proceeding to obtain pins, in between which they are open to deciding whether to go ahead to pay for the registration documents or otherwise,” Mr. Benjamin explained.
The main UTME is expected to hold nationwide from March.

ABUJA-THE 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will take place between March 9 and 17, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has said. JAMB Candidates The examination, according to JAMB, is to be preceded with mock examination, which also will take place in the first week of February. Its registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while disclosing this Tuesday, during a meeting he held with stakeholders, said the most examination earlier billed to take place between January 22 and 24 was shifted to the new dates, attributing the change the ongoing industrial action by public universities’ non teaching staff. Oloyede, who spoke at the meeting with a theme:“Strategic planning on the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation”, said: “We are unable to access our CBT centres because most of them are in the universities and non teaching staff are on strike. ” He also disclosed that about 10 percent of prospective candidates for this year’s UTME have purchased and registered for the examination. According to him, a total number of candidates that have registered was about 283,319. He used the occasion to warn candidates against using prohibited items during the examination exercises, saying those who fall prey to the law would have themselves to blame. The prohibition of materials, he said, was applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners., adding, ” candidates, examiners, invigilators will be allowed to enter the examination hall with wrist watches, pencils except HB pencils and cameras.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-jamb-sets-dates-2018-utme/

ABUJA-THE 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will take place between March 9 and 17, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has said. JAMB Candidates The examination, according to JAMB, is to be preceded with mock examination, which also will take place in the first week of February. Its registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while disclosing this Tuesday, during a meeting he held with stakeholders, said the most examination earlier billed to take place between January 22 and 24 was shifted to the new dates, attributing the change the ongoing industrial action by public universities’ non teaching staff. Oloyede, who spoke at the meeting with a theme:“Strategic planning on the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation”, said: “We are unable to access our CBT centres because most of them are in the universities and non teaching staff are on strike. ” He also disclosed that about 10 percent of prospective candidates for this year’s UTME have purchased and registered for the examination. According to him, a total number of candidates that have registered was about 283,319. He used the occasion to warn candidates against using prohibited items during the examination exercises, saying those who fall prey to the law would have themselves to blame. The prohibition of materials, he said, was applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners., adding, ” candidates, examiners, invigilators will be allowed to enter the examination hall with wrist watches, pencils except HB pencils and cameras.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-jamb-sets-dates-2018-utme/

ABUJA-THE 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will take place between March 9 and 17, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has said. JAMB Candidates The examination, according to JAMB, is to be preceded with mock examination, which also will take place in the first week of February. Its registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while disclosing this Tuesday, during a meeting he held with stakeholders, said the most examination earlier billed to take place between January 22 and 24 was shifted to the new dates, attributing the change the ongoing industrial action by public universities’ non teaching staff. Oloyede, who spoke at the meeting with a theme:“Strategic planning on the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation”, said: “We are unable to access our CBT centres because most of them are in the universities and non teaching staff are on strike. ” He also disclosed that about 10 percent of prospective candidates for this year’s UTME have purchased and registered for the examination. According to him, a total number of candidates that have registered was about 283,319. He used the occasion to warn candidates against using prohibited items during the examination exercises, saying those who fall prey to the law would have themselves to blame. The prohibition of materials, he said, was applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners., adding, ” candidates, examiners, invigilators will be allowed to enter the examination hall with wrist watches, pencils except HB pencils and cameras.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-jamb-sets-dates-2018-utme/

ABUJA-THE 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will take place between March 9 and 17, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has said. JAMB Candidates The examination, according to JAMB, is to be preceded with mock examination, which also will take place in the first week of February. Its registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while disclosing this Tuesday, during a meeting he held with stakeholders, said the most examination earlier billed to take place between January 22 and 24 was shifted to the new dates, attributing the change the ongoing industrial action by public universities’ non teaching staff. Oloyede, who spoke at the meeting with a theme:“Strategic planning on the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation”, said: “We are unable to access our CBT centres because most of them are in the universities and non teaching staff are on strike. ” He also disclosed that about 10 percent of prospective candidates for this year’s UTME have purchased and registered for the examination. According to him, a total number of candidates that have registered was about 283,319. He used the occasion to warn candidates against using prohibited items during the examination exercises, saying those who fall prey to the law would have themselves to blame. The prohibition of materials, he said, was applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners., adding, ” candidates, examiners, invigilators will be allowed to enter the examination hall with wrist watches, pencils except HB pencils and cameras.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-jamb-sets-dates-2018-utme/

ABUJA-THE 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, will take place between March 9 and 17, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has said. JAMB Candidates The examination, according to JAMB, is to be preceded with mock examination, which also will take place in the first week of February. Its registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, while disclosing this Tuesday, during a meeting he held with stakeholders, said the most examination earlier billed to take place between January 22 and 24 was shifted to the new dates, attributing the change the ongoing industrial action by public universities’ non teaching staff. Oloyede, who spoke at the meeting with a theme:“Strategic planning on the conduct of the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation”, said: “We are unable to access our CBT centres because most of them are in the universities and non teaching staff are on strike. ” He also disclosed that about 10 percent of prospective candidates for this year’s UTME have purchased and registered for the examination. According to him, a total number of candidates that have registered was about 283,319. He used the occasion to warn candidates against using prohibited items during the examination exercises, saying those who fall prey to the law would have themselves to blame. The prohibition of materials, he said, was applicable to candidates, supervisors and examiners., adding, ” candidates, examiners, invigilators will be allowed to enter the examination hall with wrist watches, pencils except HB pencils and cameras.”

Read more at: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2018/01/breaking-jamb-sets-dates-2018-utme/

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5 MATERIALS JAMB BANNED FOR 2018 UTME

Materials JAMB banned: JAMB has banned 2018 UTME candidates from coming to the exam hall with some items. If you are writing this exam, don’t go to exam hall with these five things. The 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is around the corner, and as part of efforts to curb malpractice in the examination, JAMB has set new strategies in place. According to JAMB, CCTV cameras and electronic jammers will be installed across all CBT centres in the country to deactivate mobile networks.

JAMB has also announced that all lens detectors will also be made available in all centres to check all eyeglasses.

Due to these new strategies, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has banned and warned candidates from coming to centres with these items.

1. Wristwatches.
JAMB says it has discovered that during the conduct of the 2017 UTME, electronic devices including wristwatches and other devices were used to perpetrate examination malpractice.
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“So, for next year, (2018) we have banned the use of wristwatches and pens by candidates and other persons in the examination hall. JAMB said.

2. Writing materials
There is no need to go to exam hall with pens, pencils, erasers, and sharpeners since the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination is now computer based.

3. Spectacles
Any candidates going for the 2018 UTME is not expected to wear spectacles as JAMB listed eyeglasses as part of the banned items.
This according to JAMB Registrar, Prof Is-haq Oloyede is the reason the exam body install lens detector in all CBT centres.
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He said, “the lens detectors will also be made available at all centres to find out the status of all eyeglasses if a candidate or anyone must go in with it.

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4. Mobile phone
Your mobile phone too is not allowed to be taken to the CBT centres. According to JAMB, your phones will be deactivated if you bring it to the exam hall.
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To all the CBT centres, the rule this year is that electronic jammers will be installed across all the centres to deactivate all mobile phone networks because we have seen what many of them have done with phones and other electronic tools”

5. Calculators
Just like other electronic devices, JAMB has banned the use of calculators in the UTME exam hall.

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