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The Joint Admissions and matriculation Board (jamb) on Sunday aforesaid that it had set may 26 for rescheduled Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination (UTME) for more than 12,000 candidates across the country.

The Board’s Head of Media, Dr Fabian Benjamin, disclosed this in an interview with the News agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nigerian capital.(Abuja)

This class of candidates, he explained, are those whose biometrics weren’t captured throughout the initial period of the
UTME in March.

He said: “It would additionally include those, WHO are yet to see their results since the end of the Examination in March until date and have not been involved in any form of malpractice.

“It will also include those, WHO were unable to print out their jamb e-slip before the earlier examinations and those whose
centres were off for suspected malpractices.’’

According to him, “there are centres that were cancelled because of suspicious activities however the board was unable to
find the particular culprits.

However, he aforesaid that those, who were involved and caught in illicit acts and centres where a case of malpractice has been established against them would not partake in the rescheduled examinations.

He said candidates, who might have fallen into any of the classes qualified for the examination to print their e-slips
from Mon, May 21

Source: http://schoolruns.com.ng/jamb-2018/

The Deanery of medical specialty Sciences in University of edinburgh is giving scholarship opportunities to people who are willing to undergo a Masters program within the University.

The Scholarships are awarded to full-time on campus international (non-EU) students who are now resident in one of the countries on the DAC list of ODA recipients

Application Deadline for University of Edinburgh Scholarships
The Application is: 30th May 2018

Eligible Countries :
Developing Countries

Type
Masters

Value of Scholarships:
Each scholarship will have a value of £8,000 and will be tenable for one academic year.

Eligibility :
Applicants must be citizens of developing Countries
applicants must have completed their Bachelors degree program
applicants must have good academic records
applicants must be liable for the overseas fee rate and have been accepted for admission on a full-time basis for the Masters programme in Science Communication and Public Engagement.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (jamb) generated a princely N8.453billion from the sales of forms to candidates seeking admission into tertiary establishments in Nigeria in 2018, PREMIUM TIMES will with authority report.

A high official of the Board told this newspaper friday morning that the revenue came from payments made by 1,602,762 candidates who registered for the Unified Tertiary matriculation Examination (UTME) held across the country in March.

Part of the revenue also came from registration fees paid by 135, 670.00 Direct Entry (DE) candidates, our source said. The official asked to not be named as a result of he failed to get official permission to impart the small print to journalists.

Each of the total 1,798,438 UTME and direct entry candidates paid N5,500 for the forms out of that N4,700 goes to JAMB’s coffers since N800 is remitted to banks and suppliers of reading texts to candidates, the official more explained.The number of candidates was lower this year following reforms within the application method that effectively blocked multiple registration by candidates. About N1.8million UTME and de candidates wanted tertiary admissions in 2017

It is not specifically clear what proportion the Board can remit to the federal government this year after settling computer-based test centres, and paying other service providers and exam officials.

In 2017, the examination body paid in N7.8 billion to the govt. Our source said the remitted for 2018 are going to be near to that amount.


“As you know, change of course and universities are ongoing,” the official said. “It is only when we are done with the entire admission process for the year that we will be able to verify the total revenue for the year.”

Our source said since the arrival of Is-haq Oloyede, a professor, as registrar, jamb had ceased to request funding from the federal government for its capital and recurrent expenditures.

“The registrar is now asking the government to allow jamb handle the payment of salaries and allowances to its staff. He believes that will enable the board to boost the working condition of its employees by paying them higher.

“Since he is blocking loopholes for stealing and eradicating corruption, the registrar believes it is vital that employees are better paid from the revenues they help make every year. That way, they will not be tempted to revert to corrupt acts.”

The official said mr. Oloyede has also asked the government to allow jamb spend N2billion from its revenue this year, and another N2billion next year, to upgrade its corporate headquarters in abuja and improve its state offices across the country.

“But as you know, there has to be approval and everything has to be appropriated before any spending can be made,” he said.

When contacted, Prof. Oloyede confirmed jamb has made “more than N8billion” from sales of forms but declined further details. He directed further enquiries on the matter to the spokesperson of the Board, Fabian Benjamin.

Mr. Benjamin confirmed the information provided by our source but added, “You know the direct entry admission is still on as well as change of course and university. so more money is likely to be generated from there. And our revenue can presumably go up.”


Source: http://schoolruns.com.ng/jamb/

The JAMB change of course and institution for 2018 has begun. The board has directed all candidates who wish to change their course/ institution to proceed to the board’s site and follow the procedure as displayed.

The process is currently ongoing and costs N2,500 only and can only be processed online, just like every other process of the board.
All candidates who wish to effect changes on either their course,institution or their bio-data can proceed to do so at the closest JAMB CBT accredited centre.
You can also correct your Bio-data which include your name, date of birth, gender, State and Local Government of origin.

What You Should Know About JAMB 2018 Change Of Institution/Course and Data Correction

You are required to verify the usual cut-off mark for your school of choice and make sure they do not have a very high cut-off mark.
You can change all the courses and institution at the same time if you want to do so.
Once you make your changes and submit, you can’t change again. So you have to go through your selections and ensure it is what you want before submitting.
Ensure that the course you are changing to is in line with your UTME subject combination. If you select a course that is not in line with your subject combination, you will be disqualified from admission.
Also ensure that the course you are Changing is available in your institution of choice.
There may be a limited number of school or courses you can change to, so be sure to have 3 to 4 options, just in case the one you want to change to is not available.
The change of course and institution will attract a fee of N2,500 (the accredited centre that will help you make the changes will likely charge you an extra fee)
Only approved JAMB CBT centres are allowed to make these changes.
Payment can be done via Remita before proceeding to the centres
Process Flow

Step 1- Log into your jamb profile
Step 2- open the menu tab on your jamb profile
Step 3- Click Register, under register a drop box will appear showing UTME correction of data
Step 4- Click it and follow the steps to pay either online or bank. You can make your payment online via JAMB portal. If you are having difficulties doing that, you can pay to the bank.
Step 6- After paying N2500 at the bank plus additional bank charge of N100 naira, proceed to either the closest JAMB office or a JAMB accredited centre to complete the process. An additional fee will be charged for the service.

Below Are The Number Of Times Candidates Can Effect Changes On Each Data
Names correction ( correction can only be done once).
Passport photograph correction ( correction can only be done once).
Gender correction ( correction can only be done once)
UTME subject correction ( correction can only be done once)
State/LGA correction ( correction can only be done once).
Profile Correction ( correction can only be done once).
Choice of Institution / courses correction ( correction can only be twice with separate payments).

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The London school of economics scholarships for international students is inviting applications for Standard Bank Derek Cooper Africa Scholarships. There are three scholarships available each provides £30,000, towards the fees for the programme and the remainder towards living costs.

The London School of Economics is a public research university located in London, England and a constituent college of the federal University of London.
Students whose first language is not English must demonstrate proficiency in English by submitting satisfactory scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
Scholarship Description:
Application Deadline: April 26, 2018

Course Level: Scholarships are available for pursuing master’s (MSc) programmes.
Study Subject: The scholarships are for offer holders on the following LSE master’s programmes: Environmental and Development, Environmental Economics and Climate Change, Public Management and Governance, Finance (full-time), Finance and Private Equity, Risk and Finance, Real Estate Economics and Finance, African Development, Law and Accounting, Economics and Management, Management Information Systems and Digital Innovation, Management and Strategy, Financial Mathematics and Economics and Philosophy.
Scholarship Award: The three scholarships will each provide £30,000, towards the fees for the programme and the remainder towards living costs.
Number of Scholarships: Not Known
Scholarship can be taken in the UK
Eligibility for the Scholarship:
Eligible Countries: African students are eligible to apply.
Entrance Requirements: The scholarships are for offer holders on the following LSE master’s programmes: MSc Environmental and Development, MSc Environmental Economics and Climate Change, MSc Public Management and Governance, MSc Finance (full-time), MSc Finance and Private Equity, MSc Risk and Finance, MSc Real Estate Economics and Finance, MSc African Development, MSc Law and Accounting, MSc Economics and Management, MSc Management Information Systems and Digital Innovation, MSc Management and Strategy, MSc Financial Mathematics and MSc Economics and Philosophy.
English Language Requirements: Students whose first language is not English must demonstrate proficiency in English by submitting satisfactory scores from the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).
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Two academic references
Transcripts/mark sheets and proof of existing qualifications
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Gone are the days when polytechnic students is rated as the best in the field of practical but reverse is the case in this generation has polytechnic student no longer participate fully in practical? Well let’s find out the 7 eye opening lessons.

LACK OF SELF CONFIDENCE
Although in this 7 eye opening lessons, 70% of Nigeria student lacks confidence to compete with their international counterpart after graduation but most Polytechnic student feel empty after graduation due to the confidence they lack in themselves. Most of them don’t believe in what they can achieve. Whenever they are vying for something with their University counterparts, they started having this feeling of emptiness in them…

THE INABILITY TO DEVELOP ONESELF
As a matter of fact, most polytechnic in Nigeria lacks teaching facilities such as well unequipped laboratory, library etc. unlike their University counterpart who consult textbook as recommended by their lecturers, most polytechnic student depend solely on the handout or material given to them by their lecturers therefore they limit them self to this material without developing themselves.

LOW SELF ESTEEM
Some poly student do look down on themselves as if they are not real student.There’s this saying that “whichever way you present yourself,that is the way you will be accepted.

DISPARITY
Due to the disparity between University and polytechnic graduates in the labour market. The morale of some polytechnic student drop whenever they think of this. That’s the reason why some of them apply for direct entry after their ND/HND…. With PGD+HND, they are still not in the same level with their BSc counterparts.

UNQUALIFIED ACADEMIC STAFF
Leave it or take it , most polytechnics lacks qualified teaching staff. It is in polytechnic that you will see HND holder serving as teaching staff in the class room. The number of lecturers with PhD is nothing to write home about. Most of the staffs don’t develop themselves because they can reach the peak of their career(chief lecturer) with ordinary MSc unlike in the University where you will need to Obtain your Phd+many publications and a lot of research work to become a professor….

POOR ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
How on earth can a student be offering 14-15 courses in a semester and the total day for the exam is a week or two. These makes them to read without understanding or to read just to pass their exams and this will affect in the nearest future.

LACK OF RESEARCH
Most polytechnics in Nigeria still uses 19th century method of teaching to teach their student. For example, a mechanical engineering student that uses 1970 model Peugeot for their Practical instead of modern cars. How will they be able to handle a modern vehicle after graduation.
Most of these poly students are not exposed to research.

SOLUTION ABOUT THE 7 EYE OPENING LESSONS ON POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS
Development: Always develop yourself to be better than your university counterpart
Believe in yourself: Believe it that you can be better than your university counterpart
Proof yourself to people by displaying a marketable skill. Try to acquire skills relevant to your field… For example, as an engineering student, you can learn AutoCad or as a computer science student, you can learn programme.

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Gone are the days when polytechnic students is rated as the best in the field of practical but reverse is the case in this generation has polytechnic student no longer participate fully in practical? Well let’s find out the 7 eye opening lessons.

LACK OF SELF CONFIDENCE
Although in this 7 eye opening lessons, 70% of Nigeria student lacks confidence to compete with their international counterpart after graduation but most Polytechnic student feel empty after graduation due to the confidence they lack in themselves. Most of them don’t believe in what they can achieve. Whenever they are vying for something with their University counterparts, they started having this feeling of emptiness in them…

THE INABILITY TO DEVELOP ONESELF
As a matter of fact, most polytechnic in Nigeria lacks teaching facilities such as well unequipped laboratory, library etc. unlike their University counterpart who consult textbook as recommended by their lecturers, most polytechnic student depend solely on the handout or material given to them by their lecturers therefore they limit them self to this material without developing themselves.

LOW SELF ESTEEM
Some poly student do look down on themselves as if they are not real student.There’s this saying that “whichever way you present yourself,that is the way you will be accepted.

DISPARITY
Due to the disparity between University and polytechnic graduates in the labour market. The morale of some polytechnic student drop whenever they think of this. That’s the reason why some of them apply for direct entry after their ND/HND…. With PGD+HND, they are still not in the same level with their BSc counterparts.

UNQUALIFIED ACADEMIC STAFF
Leave it or take it , most polytechnics lacks qualified teaching staff. It is in polytechnic that you will see HND holder serving as teaching staff in the class room. The number of lecturers with PhD is nothing to write home about. Most of the staffs don’t develop themselves because they can reach the peak of their career(chief lecturer) with ordinary MSc unlike in the University where you will need to Obtain your Phd+many publications and a lot of research work to become a professor….

POOR ACADEMIC CURRICULUM
How on earth can a student be offering 14-15 courses in a semester and the total day for the exam is a week or two. These makes them to read without understanding or to read just to pass their exams and this will affect in the nearest future.

LACK OF RESEARCH
Most polytechnics in Nigeria still uses 19th century method of teaching to teach their student. For example, a mechanical engineering student that uses 1970 model Peugeot for their Practical instead of modern cars. How will they be able to handle a modern vehicle after graduation.
Most of these poly students are not exposed to research.

SOLUTION ABOUT THE 7 EYE OPENING LESSONS ON POLYTECHNIC STUDENTS
Development: Always develop yourself to be better than your university counterpart
Believe in yourself: Believe it that you can be better than your university counterpart
Proof yourself to people by displaying a marketable skill. Try to acquire skills relevant to your field… For example, as an engineering student, you can learn AutoCad or as a computer science student, you can learn programme.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (Jamb) is a Nigerian entrance examination board for tertiary level institution. It was established in 1978 for the conduct of entrance examinations for prospective undergraduate into Nigerian universities both private and public not excluding polytechnics, monotechnics and colleges of education.

Despite the jubilation that greeted the passage of bill to extend its validity to 3 years by the Nigerian senate, the validity of this examination still remains a year.


Jamb and other institutions in Nigeria has not been immune to malfeasance, which as from time to time diminish the integrity of this examination board. Though over the years, due to the desire of Nigerians to get a quality education, which I doubt existed in Nigeria. The number of candidates have increased steadily

In 2011/2012 about 1,503,931 candidates obtained the form, till 2014, the number of candidates never exited 1.6 million except 2015 where it reduces to 1.4milion candidates, but rose to 1.7 million candidates previous years till the last one.

Efforts to standardize jamb-failure and examination process
In the last decades, there is not a year without a “damaging news” on the integrity of jamb, (Jamb-failure) ranging from fake registration centers, to special centers, illegal CBT centers. April 2017, the Nigeria Security and civil defence corps(NSCDC) uncovered a fake joint Admission matriculation board center in Maiduguri, at kawu shopping complex.

The men of the command also arrested one Abizo Precious from Imo state who had collected #1,200 each to register 180 students. Also in Lagos the coordinate of the Lagos office of the board, Sunday Aladegbaye was vociferous in his speech after the arrest of two suspect operating illegal computer based test.

Sunday said ” Jamb will fish out anyone thwarting its efforts to standardize examination and admission process in the country””. To jamb and her officials, those thwarting its efforts to standardize examination are people operating illegal centers, candidates malpractices etc. Can an examination be standardized without a standardized examination board?.

The role of the Federal Government
Despite the billions which the federal government makes provisions for the board, through the ministry of education yearly budget, the board still generate revenue through the sales of registration forms. With the remittance of money into the coffers of the federal government, it could be observed that Jamb has been short-changing Nigerians and making it hard for Nigerians who hardly make ends meet to buy the form and give the less privileged access to education.

From “April 10” 2012 to August 2016, after all her expenditures jamb remitted #50,752,544 to the federal government coffers. Prof isaq Oloyede had within two years remitted #8,000,000,000 (eight billion) into the government purse.

Since there is a consistent leftover over the years, it will be kind of Jamb to cut its registration form fee and make tertiary education accessible to all. Its core goal is not the generation of fund but by virtue of jamb act of 1978, the board sole goal is the general control over the conduct of matriculation examinations into universities , polytechnics, monotechnics and colleges of education.

While chapter 183 of the JAMB’s Act states the source of fund for its running cost “The board shall set up and support a fund which shall consist of such sync as may be provided by the federal government for the running expenses of the board; and as such other sums may be collected or received by the board from other sources either in the execution of its role or in respect of any property…”

Jamb can come out with a reasonable amount needed and charge potential candidates instead of excessive charges and generating fund for the government, leaving its main goal. This would make the less privileged have access to tertiary education.

Damaging news on the integrity of jamb
Just recently, Nigerians were embarrassed by the news of a snake swallowing the revenues from one of the jamb office in makurdi, Benue state. Despite the amusement the news attracted, it is a slap on the institution that claimed to saddled with conducting a standardize examination.

In 21st century like this, Jamb should know better, that money should be handled electronically and not Hand to hand, such news from its agencies will only put the integrity of the board stained.

There is an urgent need for jamb to be organized and purge itself of negligence. Just few days after jambites has expected results, there was news making it rounds that the results were out and people showed evidence by printing ,

before we could say jack Robinson, Jamb through is Spokesman Dr. Fabian Benjamin says” candidates should disregard the UTME results making the round, he said the results were fake, advising candidates to wait patiently for the original results to be released “”.

One begin to wonder how a result printed from the jamb portal be considered fake? Could it have been a sabotage or was the Jamb system so porous to be hacked.?.

Lamentations and backlash from candidates
According to a report by DAILYPOST ” it was alleged that candidates who had earlier checked their result after the released of the original results were asked to wait for emerged, has also been removed.”

One of the candidates, Max Odinukwize lamented on the issue of Jamb-failure said ” I had my UTME on the 10th of March and three days after my examination, I checked and saw my result using my phone , a day later, I went back to check and print it out, I was surprised when I saw the response ” No result yet and since that time till now, I haven’t seen my result”.

This type of news will only make the examination board a laughingstock in the committee of nations and rate the examination and its product low out there.

There should be a severe punishment for any person or office causing these messes in result, and if the systems are bad, it should be replaced with the money made, instead of turning itself to a money-making machine without care for the machine.

Conclusion on JAMB-failure
This is a call for Jamb to put its house in order and be more diligent , until we have a board with a reputable integrity, void of errors, jamb might find it difficult to conduct a standardized examination that will be generally acceptable.


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Study in Sweden Study in Sweden: The Karlstad university Global Scholarships programme is aiming at top academic students from countries outside the European Union/European Economic Area (and Switzerland) are required to pay tuition fees for studies.
Karlstad University Global Scholarship offers scholarships covering tuition fees in part or in full. The application for the scholarship will be considered only if the application fee is paid or if you are exempted from paying the application fee.

KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY GLOBAL SCHOLARSHIP BENEFITS.
Scholarships cover 25%, 50%, 75% or 100% of the tuition fees. The value of the scholarship is stated in the notification of scholarship for each scholarship holder. The scholarship value is deducted from the tuition fees of the programme for which you are awarded a scholarship. Please note that the Karlstad University Global Scholarships do not cover living costs. To be able to finance your stay in Sweden and get a residence permit for studies you need to show that you have funds for the total study period the first time you apply for a residence permit. For further information contact the Swedish Migration Board

KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY GLOBAL SCHOLARSHIP ELIGIBILITY.
This scholarship programme is not open for students from the following 12 countries: Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali, Mozambique, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. Students from these countries instead have the possibility to apply for The Swedish Institute Study Scholarships.
YOU ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THIS SCHOLARSHIP IF ANY OF THE FOLLOWING IS TRUE:
YOU have already lived in Sweden for two years or more when the scholarship period is due to begin.
Applicants have a Swedish permanent residence permit or a work permit.
You hold a scholarship for studies from Swedish Institute or from a Swedish university/university college.
You already hold a master’s degree from a Swedish university/university college.
KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY GLOBAL SCHOLARSHIP CONDITIONS.
The selection process for scholarships is undertaken after the programme selection process. Priority will be given to students with high academic performance and who show a strong commitment and wish to study at Karlstad University.
The scholarship is only awarded for programmes starting in a fall semester. An offer of a scholarship is only valid for the year and the programme stipulated in the scholarship notification. If the student is granted deferment until the next academic year, the offer of a scholarship is not valid. If a student who has been awarded a scholarship changes programmes, the student will risk losing the scholarship as scholarships are programme-specific.
HOW TO APPLY FOR KARLSTAD UNIVERSITY GLOBAL SCHOLARSHIP.
A printed and signed scholarship application form, together with supporting documents should be sent to Karlstad University, Studentcentrum, 651 88 Karlstad, Sweden. The application needs to be received 1 February 2018 the latest. Late applications will not be considered. You must apply for studies at Karlstad University before applying for scholarship.
Conclusion.

For further information and help about Karlstad University Global Scholarships please visit their Official website: https://www.kau.se/en/education/explore-student-life/application-admission/scholarships


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IamAirforce1:
All you've ever done with your 'sorry' of a life is talk down on peoples hustle.


And the last time I checked you're single and living alone in Abuja .

Shai!! Bros abeg take am easy now.

This one be like NFF OLOSHO AWARD

The answers here paint a rosy picture. But all that is a big fat lie.

Nigerian women are treated like TRASH.

Nigerian women have to live in a society where they are treated as second class citizens.

No matter what you have achieved, people are going to question when you are going to get married because that's apparently all you're good for.

As a woman, if you have to report a case to the police, they will ask you to call your husband/brother/father or boyfriend because apparently you as an adult woman, you can't be trusted to report something that happened to you. How are you going to report domestic abuse to the same police asking you to come with your husband? Even if you did, you would be told “it's a family matter”.

Let me ask those painting a picture of a life they know nothing about some questions. Do you even know what the average Nigerian woman faces?

What about people blaming you for the crash of your marriage? Not your husband, you.

What about being blamed for your husband hitting you? And when you open up to talk about it, you are blamed some more.

What about servicemen asking for your husband, boyfriend, father or brother when things need to be repaired in your house?

What about people blaming you for sexual assaults? Not your attacker, you. Telling you things like “why did you wear that?”, “It's your fault for tempting him” and many more.

What about male compatriots telling you to shut up because you're a woman & shouldn't be talking where men are?

What about getting married off before you're ready? Getting pulled out of school to become a wife? Getting VVF while giving birth?

What about your husband treating you like a second class human being because you had the audacity to give birth via C-section?

What about being sexually assaulted and harassed with your attacker telling you that you ought to be pleased because you're beautiful?

What about being treated like you don't matter because you're female and would end up bearing another man's surname? Being educated last because your brother(s) are more useful to the family than you are?

What about everyone believing that every material thing you have acquired is as a result of you laying on your back & opening your legs for it?

What about being slut shamed, single shamed because you're a woman who wouldn't conform to the nonsense patriarchial nature of your society?

What about men calling you a “man hater” because you dare to demand better treatment for yourself and other women?

What about men raping women, female children as young as 2/3 years old?[/color]

What about you Nigerian men labelling any woman or girl who refuses your advances, a prostitute aka ashewo?

What about believing all a woman is good for is cooking your food & bearing your children?

Before you come here [color=#990000]and preach what you don't know, ask your sisters, mothers and aunts. They will tell you because your privilege blinds you to most of it.

Lalasticlala & Seun plus do the needful

The answers here paint a rosy picture. But all that is a big fat lie.

Nigerian women are treated like TRASH.

Nigerian women have to live in a society where they are treated as second class citizens.

No matter what you have achieved, people are going to question when you are going to get married because that's apparently all you're good for.

As a woman, if you have to report a case to the police, they will ask you to call your husband/brother/father or boyfriend because apparently you as an adult woman, you can't be trusted to report something that happened to you. How are you going to report domestic abuse to the same police asking you to come with your husband? Even if you did, you would be told “it's a family matter”.

Let me ask those painting a picture of a life they know nothing about some questions. Do you even know what the average Nigerian woman faces?

What about people blaming you for the crash of your marriage? Not your husband, you.

What about being blamed for your husband hitting you? And when you open up to talk about it, you are blamed some more.

What about servicemen asking for your husband, boyfriend, father or brother when things need to be repaired in your house?

What about people blaming you for sexual assaults? Not your attacker, you. Telling you things like “why did you wear that?”, “It's your fault for tempting him” and many more.

What about male compatriots telling you to shut up because you're a woman & shouldn't be talking where men are?

What about getting married off before you're ready? Getting pulled out of school to become a wife? Getting VVF while giving birth?

What about your husband treating you like a second class human being because you had the audacity to give birth via C-section?

What about being sexually assaulted and harassed with your attacker telling you that you ought to be pleased because you're beautiful?

What about being treated like you don't matter because you're female and would end up bearing another man's surname? Being educated last because your brother(s) are more useful to the family than you are?

What about everyone believing that every material thing you have acquired is as a result of you laying on your back & opening your legs for it?

What about being slut shamed, single shamed because you're a woman who wouldn't conform to the nonsense patriarchial nature of your society?

What about men calling you a “man hater” because you dare to demand better treatment for yourself and other women?

What about men raping women, female children as young as 2/3 years old?

What about you Nigerian men labelling any woman or girl who refuses your advances, a prostitute aka ashewo?

What about believing all a woman is good for is cooking your food & bearing your children?

Before you come here [right][/right]and preach what you don't know, ask your sisters, mothers and aunts. They will tell you because your privilege blinds you to most of it.

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[center][/center][b][/b]HOW ARE WOMEN TREATED IN NIGERIA

The answers here paint a rosy picture. But all that is a big fat lie.

Nigerian women are treated like TRASH.

Nigerian women have to live in a society where they are treated as second class citizens.

No matter what you have achieved, people are going to question when you are going to get married because that's apparently all you're good for.

As a woman, if you have to report a case to the police, they will ask you to call your husband/brother/father or boyfriend because apparently you as an adult woman, you can't be trusted to report something that happened to you. How are you going to report domestic abuse to the same police asking you to come with your husband? Even if you did, you would be told “it's a family matter”.

Let me ask those painting a picture of a life they know nothing about some questions. Do you even know what the average Nigerian woman faces?

What about people blaming you for the crash of your marriage? Not your husband, you.

What about being blamed for your husband hitting you? And when you open up to talk about it, you are blamed some more.

What about servicemen asking for your husband, boyfriend, father or brother when things need to be repaired in your house?

What about people blaming you for sexual assaults? Not your attacker, you. Telling you things like “why did you wear that?”, “It's your fault for tempting him” and many more.

What about male compatriots telling you to shut up because you're a woman & shouldn't be talking where men are?

What about getting married off before you're ready? Getting pulled out of school to become a wife? Getting VVF while giving birth?

What about your husband treating you like a second class human being because you had the audacity to give birth via C-section?

What about being sexually assaulted and harassed with your attacker telling you that you ought to be pleased because you're beautiful?

What about being treated like you don't matter because you're female and would end up bearing another man's surname? Being educated last because your brother(s) are more useful to the family than you are?

What about everyone believing that every material thing you have acquired is as a result of you laying on your back & opening your legs for it?

What about being slut shamed, single shamed because you're a woman who wouldn't conform to the nonsense patriarchial nature of your society?

What about men calling you a “man hater” because you dare to demand better treatment for yourself and other women?

What about men raping women, female children as young as 2/3 years old?

What about you Nigerian men labelling any woman or girl who refuses your advances, a prostitute aka ashewo?

What about believing all a woman is good for is cooking your food & bearing your children?

Before you come on Quora and preach what you don't know, ask your sisters, mothers and aunts. They will tell you because your privilege blinds you to most of it.

Please nairalanders, can I use multiple focus keywords separated by comma on my
WordPress blog? E:g- (did Yusuf buhari had an accident,Yusuf buhari had an accident)

Please nairalanders, can I use multiple focus keywords separated by comma on my WordPress blog? E:g- (did Yusuf buhari had an accident,Yusuf buhari had an accident)

surrogatesng:
seconded

thirded...lol

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Jamb 2018 CBT Runs: How To Score 280-350 & Above In One Sitting


Hi And Welcome To 2018 JAMB RUNS Assistance Portal,
Here We Will Give You Overviews Of The Service We Provide As Well As Stating Clearly All Relevant Information About 2018 Jamb Runs.
WARNING: What you are about reading is not a scam or what so ever trick you might think, also this post is only for JAMB Candidates that will love to write once and pass without resitting for next year.
WHAT KIND OF ASSISTANCE DO WE OFFER IN JAMB 2018 RUNS?
Nice Question: A lot of people call it Runs/Runz or Expo, but we call it Assistance; We assist you by sending correct and verified JAMB Runs answers to you via any convenient medium chosen by you. This will hit you nothing less than 280-350 JAMB Score or Grades.
Are you interested? If Yes, then read on as we will explain more. WARNING:- Please read this page slowly because everything you need to know is explained in simple language.
LET ME SHOW YOU HOW TO SCORE HIGH IN JAMB CBT TRUE OUR ASSISTANCE PORTAL
Scoring high in JAMB is not that hard as you might think. It takes hardwork and consistency to meet your desired mark. But trust me, no matter how proficient you are, you can’t cover all JAMB syllabus in one head, never. E.G If you are given 50 JAMB questions to answer but unfortunately you are able to penetrate only 15 Questions correctly, what will you do with the remaining 35 ? Leave it for Me? LOL!
This is why we create this portal to help you extricate and defeat 2018 JAMB completely. We will send you complete, correct and verified JAMB answers in the night or atleast 6 hours before your exam begins, this will definitely hit you nothing less than 280-350 guaranteed score depending on how you use the answers.
NOTICE: We are never out for scam, we provide quality and professional services that will bring the fruition you paid for.
OUR 2018 JAMB RUNS IS #5000. AND WILL INCREASE TO #6000 VERY SOON…
ALL SUBJECTS SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:
For All Subject Subscription Price Is N25,000. This Package Is For Webmasters,schools or any interested person. You are adviced to contact us before making Payment.(full subscription only).
IMPORTANT: This is the best price offered for this assistance service, any site trying to collect lower price from you are highly risky, don’t fall a victim. NOTE: We don’t joke with your hard earned money, we give you exactly what you pay for. Other Sites are risky.
Now let dive deeper. DO YOU KNOW? 50% of Nigeria Student Dnt Know How JAMB CBT Looks Like
Computer Based Test.
Computer Based Test(CBT) is a mordern testing procedure where each examinee answers their question directly on a computer. It’s a bit different from the traditional way of testing where individuals will have to answer their questions using a paper and a pencil or pen.
Computer Based Testing requires the examinees to have a grab on basic computer knowledge, as well as understanding important navigation. Apart from writing the exams with respect to timing and level of precision also differs with the conventional paper and pencil based testing.
We are trying to paint the picture that best potray the pattern of computer based test to enable prospective candidates,notably first timers, to get the basic features of the computer based examination.
2018 JAMB CBT RUNS SPECIAL ASSISTANCE PORTAL
We Will Deliver To You 100% Real and Confirmed JAMB Answers in the night or atleast 6 hours before your Exam Begins. We are very sincere about this delivery time. You might see other telling you that they will send you answers A Week Or 7-2 Days Before Your Exam. Are you kidding me? Pls We urge you to be very vigilant and ignore all this scammers. Just trust us for our service and you will thank the Schoolruns.com.ng Team later.
HOW WILL YOU KNOW MY ANSWERS OR EXAM TYPE?
This is the question most candidate frequently ask. Let me make it clear that jamb Questions are all the same on every exam date/day morning & afternoon, there is no exclusive set of questions for each candidate; This is what JAMB does, they set the same quesions for all Day 1 candidates and another different set of questions for Day 2 candidates and so on…
Day 1 question are not the same as Day 2 questions to be precise. So all candidates writing on Day 1 will get the same questions and answers but JAMB will twist the numbering and options, making it look exclusive and unique to each candidates. This simply means ur no.1 Question Can Be Your Partners No . 30 Question and so on.
CAUTION:- I guess you wouldn’t like to tell your friends that you have failed this year and wishing to resit next year. This will be very grievous and frustrating; imagine your friends making it and you are left behind. This will never be your portion if you want us to help you defeat this JAMB obstacle.
Just subscribe to our 2018 JAMB RUNS and you will smile when getting your result.
ADVICE: A serious Student would go vividly extreme miles to see his or her success because no one would be happy to say am going to re-write next year.
TERMS: Answers will be sent to you in the night or 6 hours before your exam starts, so there is no need to worry, just expect the unexpected from us.
LIST OF AVAILABLE SUBJECTS FOR JAMB 2018 RUNS
English
Maths
Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Literature
Governement
Geography
Economics
Commerce
Accounting
Agric
C.R.K
HOW TO SUBSCRIBE FOR OUR 2018 JAMB RUNS(ANSWERS)