The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has enabled the portal for change of institution, course and other data correction on the portal. Any candidate who wishes to change their data can now visit the Jamb CBT center for the changes.

The following are the categories for which candidates can make corrections:

Names Correction: This service allows candidates to correct spelling errors or arrangement mistakes in their names, such as Surname, Firs name, or Last name. Remember, this correction can only be done once.

Date of Birth Correction: If there’s an error in your date of birth, you can correct it. However, this correction is a one-time opportunity.

Passport Photograph Correction: Any error in the passport photograph submitted can be corrected only once.

Gender Correction: For gender-related errors, corrections can be made. Supporting documents may be required for this change, and it can only be made once.

State/LGA Correction: To correct your State/LGA of Origin, you might need to provide supporting documents. This correction can also be made only once.

Profile Correction: Any required correction in your profile can be made once.

Choice of Institution/Course Correction: This service allows candidates to change their choice of course or institution. Unlike other categories, this correction can be done multiple times with separate payments.

The cost for corrections regarding the Course/Institution, Names, Date of Birth, Gender, State/LGA of Origin, etc., is N2,500 (two thousand five hundred naira only).

Follow these steps to make any of the corrections:

1. Visit the JAMB portal at https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/.

2. Login with your Email and Password.

3. Click on ‘Registration (2024 only)’ from the list of services on the left side.

4. From the drop-down, select ‘2024 UTME Data Correction’ / ‘2024 DE Data Correction’ as your case may be.

5. Proceed with the payment

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-registeraton-mistakes-and-how-to-correct-them/

How to Check JAMB result using result checking portal.

1. Visit the JAMB result checking portal you can see at https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-result-checker-portal/

2. Input your JAMB Registration Number or email address.

3. Click on “Check My Result” or similar button.

4. Your result will be displayed on the screen.

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The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the results of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

A staggering 1.94 million candidates participated in the examination, which took place across 118 towns and over 700 centres nationwide.

Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, the Registrar of JAMB, made the announcement regarding the release of the UTME results during a press conference held at the board’s headquarters in Bwari, Abuja, on Monday.

The examination spanned from Friday, April 19th, to Monday, April 29th, 2024.

According to statistics
▪︎ Number of results withheld- 64,624
▪︎ Number of candidates who scored 300 and above- 8,401
▪︎ Number of candidates who scored 250 and above - 77,070
▪︎ Number of candidates who scored 200 and above - 439,974
▪︎ Number of candidates who scored below 200- 1,402,490

How to check 2024 jamb result

Here is HOW TO CHECK YOUR 2024 UTME RESULTS

To check your 2024 UTME result, candidates can check their result via SMS by sending UTMERESULT to either 55019 or 66019 using the phone number they registered with.
Candidates should ensure that their line is recharged with at least 50 Naira, and a service fee will be deducted from JAMB.

Incase the phone number isn't available anymore, you can contact us for alternative way to help you check the jamb result 2024.

N:B: Candidates are advised to begin checking their results from tomorrow 30th of April, 2024

Candidates who sat the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) can now check their results. The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB), Is-haq Oloyede, a professor, disclosed this at a press briefing in Abuja on Monday.

Between Friday, 19 to 29 April, more than 1.9 million candidates took the computer-based examination to rank candidates seeking admission into Nigerian tertiary institutions.

Mr Oloyede, however, said the examination body had withheld the results of 64,624 candidates for possible infractions. He said the board was investigating the withheld results.

Prof. Oloyede, according to a copy of his speech obtained. It was revealed: “Out of a total of 1,989,668 registered candidates, 80,810 were absent. A total of 1,904,189 sat the UTME within the six days of the examination.

He said the results of total of 1,842,464 candidates have been released, to check you results for the process below or at

How to Check JAMB Result for 2024 with Portal and SMS

1. Navigate to the JAMB Result Checker Portal located at https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/CheckUTMEResults

2. Enter your JAMB Registration Number into the specified field.

3. Select "CHECK MY RESULT" to view your UTME score.

Another option is to check via SMS. Simply send the keyword "RESULT" to 55019 or 66019. Your results will be delivered to you via SMS shortly. However, please be aware that the delivery time may differ based on your network provider.

Source: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-result-checker/

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has concluded plan to release the results of the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

JAMB Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, is to address a press conference in Abuja, on Monday, on the release of the results and other things around it.

However, there are indications that results that would be released on Monday are, perhaps, for the candidates that participated in the UTME in the first few days, while others would be released after “due diligence” is completed.

The board earlier explained that it chose to delay the release of the results by some days because it needed some time to scrutinize the results to ensure the credibility and integrity of the results, ensuring that there’s no questions or any form of unclarity concerning the results particularly as regards the issue of impersonation, mixed biometrics, and other forms of malpractices.

Over 1.9 million candidates participated in the 2024 UTME in over 700 Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres across the country in the

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-result-checker/

Are you one of the candidates that sat for the 2024 UTME which commenced on Monday, April 19 and is scheduled to end on Friday, April 29? This post will let you know if JAMB has announced the official release date for the 2024 UTME.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has not announced an official or exact date for the release of the 2024 UTME, but The JAMB UTME results for 2024 were released in batches, with the official target date being Friday, April 26th, which is this evening.

So as of writing this post, the JAMB result is not out yet. Candidates are advised to wait for official announcement from the board so they can check their UTME results. Also, this means that candidates who took their exams between April 19th and 22nd could expect their results within 48 hours of finishing their exams. However, some results may have been released later, with the final deadline being April 30th.

If you took your exam and haven't seen your results yet, it's advisable to check again or wait a few days. You can also reach out to JAMB for further information.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-result-checker/

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The Federal Government has revealed that only 20 per cent of the candidates sitting the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) might be offered admission into universities, polytechnics and colleges of education across the country.
The government is also contemplating a review of the current age requirement for entry into tertiary institutions in the country, which is likely to be pegged at 18 years.

Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman made the disclosures on Monday in Abuja while monitoring the ongoing Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), alongside the Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof Ishaq Oloyede.

More than 1.9 million candidates registered to participate in the examination that commenced on 19th April and is expected to end on 29th April 2024.

Mamman expressed concerns about about some parents who exert unnecessary pressure on their children, warning them against pushing the children and wards “too much,” to allow them to attain some level of maturity to be able to better manage their affairs.

There have been concerns about the carrying capacity of the existing public tertiary institutions while private institutions always find it difficult to fill their admission quotas because of high tuition fees.

Mamman, while commenting on the high number of candidates seeking admission into the limited slots available in tertiary institutions, said skills acquisition remains a critical component in preparing the youths for a brighter future.
“It is not a question of being employed but how many will be admitted from this set.

I think the figure overall on average is about 20 per cent; universities, polytechnics and colleges of education.
“The question you ask is where are the 80 percent? They are our children, our wards living with us.

This is why the issue of skills acquisition is terribly important because any student who is not being able to proceed to tertiary education, should be able to have a meaningful life even after secondary school, even primary education actually.
“The only solution to that is skills; by taking skills right from the time they entered school, for the primary right through the educational trajectory.

Somebody should finish with one skill or another. That is part of the assumption of the 6-3-3-4.
“It is assumed that by the time a student finishes up to the JSS level, he will have acquired some skills. If he does not proceed to the senior secondary level, he will have acquired some skills that will help him navigate life and cease to be a burden on his parents and society.
“That’s why this skill is just the most important skill for us now that we are going to drive through the education sector for both public and private sector to empower the young ones.”

Speaking on the age requirement for intake into tertiary institutions, he said: “The other thing which we notice is the age of those who have applied to go to the university. Some of them are really too young. We are going to look at it because they are too young to understand what a university education is all about.

“That’s the stage when students migrate from a controlled environment where they are in charge of their own affairs. So if they are too young, they won’t be able to manage properly. That accounts for some of the problems we are seeing in the universities.

“We are going to look at that. 18 is the entry age for university but you will see students, 15, and 16, going to the examination. It is not good for us. Parents should be encouraged not to push their wards, or children too much.”

The Minister commended the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) for a seamless examination process, noting that the adoption of technology had helped in reducing the cases of examination practices.
“Right from screening to those who are here, the examination process is seamless.

The environment is comfortable for students. That’s how it should be, especially the use of technology in our affairs and the educational system. It makes life easy for everybody and seamless.
“As we know this examination is going on throughout the country.

It is being monitored everywhere seamlessly and from the report I have heard, the malpractice level is very low. Just a 100 out of the 1.2m. It has gone down drastically and I believe that it is the use of technology that has made that happen so this is very good.”

Minister of State for Education, Dr Tanko Sununu, who was excited the UTME was also ongoing in Saudi Arabia as a result of the standards set by JAMB’s management, noted that the examination has transcended to a very high level of objectivity and reliability of results.

“Right from when the candidates arrive, they would be seated comfortably in the waiting room, screening and other necessary instructions will be given and they will proceed to do biometrics.
“There are some instructions that will be pushed that even if you are just coming into contact with a computer for the first time, provided you have been using the handset or smartphone, that will properly guide you to have access.

“One of the major things I see here, which is a major characteristic of online exams, is the speed. The speed in the centre is really excellent; pages are turned as at when candidates need them without any delay of booting.

“Also in the exam, there are lots of steps to prevent examination malpractice, candidates that are adjacent will be taking different subjects and even when you are answering the same questions, question number one will be different from question number two from the next person.
“The standard of the examination is commendable.

I am not surprised that JAMB has to go outside Nigeria to go to other countries to conduct exams, they were in Saudi Arabia and right now the exam is also going (on) in Saudi Arabia.
“I have not heard people complaining of answers leaked, it shows that with online exams we can do a lot.”

Have you sat for your 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), and you want to know when the JAMB result for 2024 will come out? You will find your answer here.

The 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME has started as it was scheduled to commence on April 19 till April 29, 2024. Congrats to those who've taken their exam! Now, it's time to check your results and know when to check, which is why you're here.

Has the JAMB Result been released for 2024?

Yes, the 2024 JAMB result is out now and candidates can start checking their UTME score as you can see at https://edustuff.com.ng/how-to-check-jamb-results-with-sms/

When Will JAMB Result 2024 Be Out?

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released the 2024 UTME results on Monday 29, 2024.

Here's how you can check your JAMB Results for 2024:

1. Visit the JAMB Result Checker Portal at https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-result-checker/
2. Input your JAMB Registration Number in the designated field.
3. Click on "CHECK MY RESULT" to see your UTME score.

Alternatively, you can check via SMS by sending the word "RESULT" to 55019. Your results will be sent to you via SMS shortly. However, please note that the delivery time may vary depending on your network provider.

Thanks for reading.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/when-will-jamb-result-be-out/

Any candidate or official found in possession of any of these prohibited items will face appropriate sanctions, which may include disqualification from the examination or legal action.

1. Phone: There's no phone allowed in the exam Hall as this can lead to examination malpractice.

2. Wristwatch: A wristwatch watch or any other wristband of any kind is not allowed in the hall.

3. Pen, pencil and books or any other reading materials: Stationery are not allowed in the exam Hall since students will be operating on the computer system.

4. ATM card: No ATM card of any kind is allowed in the exam Hall.

5. Sunshade: Sunshade and other fancy glasses are not allowed into the Hall.

6. No cap, "gele," or scarf: For both ladies and men, head tie or headwear like the cap is prohibited because some items can be sneaked under those wears into the exam Hall.

It can only be allowed based on some Religion like the Muslims and they will also be properly examined before proceeding into the Hall.

7. Smart appearance: Both genders need to look smart in their dressing. They shouldn't look tout or rugged.

8. Earpiece/ headphones: Earplugs, earphones, etc, are not allowed into the Exam Hall.

9. Smart lenses, Bluetooth device, and USB cable are not allowed into the Exam Hall as this could lead to examination malpractice.

10. Jewelry, key holders, hard disks, flash drives, and other devices are not allowed into the Exam Hall. Recommended Glasses will also be scrutinized before allowed into the Exam Hall.

11. Calculators or similar electronic devices

12. Key Holders

13. Eraser

The restatement of the ban on prohibited items for the 2024 UTME underscores JAMB's determination to combat examination malpractice and uphold the integrity of its examinations.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-prohibited-items-in-exam-hall/

Use of English JAMB Day 1 Questions 2023
The Life Changer
1. What question did Bint ask Mallam Salihu?

2. What did Omar get in his JAMB exam?

3. Who introduced the snail soup?

4. Where did the police arrest Zaki?

5. How much was given to Tomiwa?

6. How did Habib notice that the girl on the car is not Salma?

7. Why does Ummi eavesdrop on her children?

8. who were inside the car
Ans: Habib and Laraban

9. where was zaki arrested
Ans: when he wanted to collect a ransom

10. what was ummi son score in jamb
Ans: 230 out of 400

11. how much did Salma give the man to clean up our mess
Ans: 100,000

12. who brought the snail delicacy
Ans: I think it’s tomiwa

13. Who and who were in the car.
Answer: Abib and Laraba.

14. Where was Talle arrested?

15. How much did Tomiwa give her roommates?

16. What question did Bint ask her Teacher to say in French

17. Why does Ummi eavesdrop on her children
*To curb their excesses
*Make sure their room was neat

18. What did Omar score in his Jamb Exam?

19. Where was Zaki arrested by the Police?

20. How much did Salma pay Dr. Kabir?

21. How much did Habib give Tomiwa as her own gift

22. How much did Habib give Tomiwa to give her roommates

23. Who introduced the snail delicacy

24. How much did labaran give salma for her friends

25. Meaning of gospel truth

26. How much did Habib give Tomiwa personally?

a. Ten thousand naira

b. Five Thousand Naira

c. Thirty thousand naira

d. Twenty Thousand naira

27. What question did Bint ask her teacher?

a. How to say good morning

b. How to say what is your name

c. How to say you’re welcome

d. How to say that’s very good

Where was the story told?

what was first suspicious of Talle [Answer: he bought more than usual]

What was habeeb hired for? [Answer: a driver]

Boka is a? [ans: a traditional……….]

who was referred to be the “quiet one?”

what was salma conscious about in herself?

what was Salma’s room know for?

what was etiquette used for in the book

Traditional medicine man name?

what is EMAL

moody and cheerful is what

what was the book about (e.g)culture justice and family togetherness

lawal habib is what?(e.g) politician and a speaker of the house

What is the note of salvation

why was talle suspected

where was the story narrated(e.g)under a mango tree.

Antonyms and Synonyms
Frivolous
Accent
Tremendous
Flippant
Callous
Bogus
Complacent
Humdrum
Impertinent
Sagacity
Complacent
Repealed
Mutual, yiu can see more at https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-day-1-questions-and-answers/

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-day-1-questions-and-answers/

In this post, you will get the likely questions and answers for The Life Changer JAMB novel 2024. According to the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), the examination proper will commence on April 19 and will run until April 29, 2024.

The Life Changer Chapter 1 likely questions and answers

What time does Ummi’s husband usually close from work?. Ummi’s husband usually closes from work by 5pm.

Why does Bint’s mom often enter her children’s bedroom without knocking on the door? – She wanted them to get used to her presence and to always ensure they maintain good hygiene by keeping their room tidy always.

How many credits did Omar get in his WAEC? – Omar got 7 credits in his WAEC including in English and mathematics at his first attempt.

Who answered the Teacher’s first question? – Bint

What did Omar demand his siblings refer to him as. – Omar demanded Teemah and Jamilar call him “My Learned Brother”.

Why didn’t Ummi tell her children a story about her experience in the university? Ummi’s refused to tell her kids a story about her experience in the university because she felt they were much too young to know about life on campus, especially her own experience.

Who is Teemah – She is Ummi’s first Daughter and also her second child.

Who is Bint? – Bint is Ummi’s daughter, she is her youngest child.

Who went to buy the Zobo drink? – Teemah went to buy the Zobo drink.

Who offered to pay for the Zobo drink? – Ummi offered to pay for the Zobo drink.

What was Omar’s JAMB score? Omar scored 230 in his UTME exams.

What questions did Bint ask her teacher that made him nervous and uncomfortable? – She asked him how to say “that’s very Good” in French

What was the first question Bint’s Social Studies teacher asked the classroom when quizzing them on French – He asked them to greet Good morning in French.

How many kids did Ummi have – Ummi had four kids, 3 girls and a boy.

Why did Bint’s parents encourage her to study French? – They believed learning a new language at an early age was easy and French is a widely spoken international language.

What course did Ummi’s husband study in the university? – Ummi’s husband studies Accounting in the university although he initially wanted to study Law.

Who used to say “what you teach a child is like writing on a hard rock and when dried it would be difficult to erase” – Ummi’s grand mom.

What does Omar call Ummi? – He calls her Mum.

How old is Bint? – Bint is 5 years old

Who asked Ummi to tell them a story? Bint asked Ummi to tell them a story while they sat outside.

Why did Jamilla suggest they all go outside? The room was getting hot and stuffy because they was no power, therefore Jamilla suggested they all go outside to get some fresh air.

Who did the social studies teacher call on to help him answer Bint’s questions? – He asked the French mistress who often teaches the senior classes to help him answer Bint’s question.

Who is Jamila? – Jamilla is Ummi’s daughter and Bint’s immediate elder sister.

What reward was Omar expecting from his dad for his accomplishments? – Omar was hoping his dad will buy him an android smartphone.

Why did Omar have to wait two days before checking his admission status? Omara had to wait to go to the cyber cafe to check his admission status because he didn’t have a smartphone, unlike his friends who had checked theirs immediate using their smartphones.

Who is Omar – Omar is Ummi’s first child and her only son.

What is Ummi’s occupation? Ummi was a teacher.

How old was Omar when he got admission into the university? – Omar was 18 years old when he got admission into the university.

Why was Omar so excited when he got home? – Omar was happy because he got admission into the university.

What course was Omar offered in Ahmadu Bello University? He was given admission to study Law at Kongo Campus in Ahmadu Bello University.

Which university offered Omar admission? – Omar got admission into Ahmadu Bello University Zaria.

The Life Changer Chapter 2 questions and answers

What is Ummi’s full name? Her name is Ummi Ahmad.

Why did Salma say lecturers and policemen are alike? Salma accused lecturers of being corrupt, saying they take bribes just like police officers.

Why did Ummi feel uncomfortable while speaking to the HOD? Ummi felt uncomfortable because the HOD referred to her as “my dear”.

Why was Salma in shock moments after her discussion with a certain young man on the queue? Salma was surprised to find out that the young man she gossiped with turned out to be the lecturer they have all been waiting for.

Why was Ummi scared of young male lecturers? Ummi wasn’t comfortable around young male lecturers because Salma had warned her that they always want to date female students and extort money from the guys.

What tribe is Dr. Samuel Johnson from? Ummi’s HOD, Dr. Samuel Johnson is a Yoruba man.

What is Ummi’s HOD’s name? Ummi’s HOD’s name is Dr. Samuel Johnson.

Why was Ummi in shock when she met the HOD? Ummi was surprised to find out her HOD was also a very young man.

What facial features did Ummi and her husband often used to describe her HOD? Ummi’s HOD had clearly visible tribal marks and this was often used to describe him. He was also said to look like an Igala or Yoruba man.

Why did Ummi not tell her HOD that she was happily married? UMMI didn’t tell the HOD she was married because she felt since he never asked then disclosing that information wasn’t necessary.

How many students had the HOD interviewed before he attended to UMMI? None, Ummi was the first student to meet the HOD for her matriculation number.

Where did Ummi and Salma first meet? They met at the faculty registration office.

Who told Ummi “you are better than I imagined”? Ummi’s HOD said this to her while she was in his office.

Why did Ummi tell Omar to be careful of university girls? Ummi cautioned her son Omar to stay clear from girls who wear revealing outfits.

Why was Salma upset during the registration? Salma was upset because she felt the lecturer in charge of registration was intentionally delaying the process for this own selfish reasons.

Why did Ummi visit the HOD shortly after her registration? After her registration, Ummi proceeded to the HOD’s office to get her matric number.

Who did Ummi describe as a tall, attractive and busty lady with fair complexion? A lady she met in her school called Salma.

What was Ummi’s matric number? Ummi matric number was UG0001.

What did Ummi mean by saying it was a double celebration when she was leaving for the university?. Apart from the fact that she was finally going to university, her husband also suggested that they get married as soon as possible.

Why did Ummi’s husband laugh at her when she narrated her experience with her HOD? Ummi’s husband found her story amusing because she wasn’t aware he and the HOD were friends and he even helped assist with her admission into the university.

The Life Changer Chapter 3

How did Talle’s lose his parents? Talle lost his dad and step mom in a car accident.

Why did Talle’s parents need the help of a traditional medicine man? Talle’s parents were married for many years without being able to have a child, so the sort the help of the a traditional medicine man called a BOKA.

What did Talle do when he heard the sound of police sirens? Talle ran into the HAKIMI’s house but was chased after by the courtiers, this confirmed that he was indeed guilty of something.

Why did Talle suddenly start confessing? Talle began to confess when he saw that the police had not only captured his partner in crime, Zaki but he had been severely tortured.

Who is Zaki? Zaki is Talle’s partner in crime, he is a suspect in a case of kidnapping and extortion.
What unusual activity brought about unwanted attention to Talle? The grocer at the store where Talle often shopped from noticed the quantity of food items he usually purchases suddenly doubled.

What later happen to Zaki and Talle? Zaki and Talle were sentenced to some years in prison for kidnapping and extortion.

Why did the grocer and other people feel the need to be concerned about this? They knew Talle lived alone and couldn’t possibly consume all the food items he was buying frequently.

What is the title given to the district head of Lafayette? The district head in Lafayette is called the HAKIMAl.

When summoned by the HAKIMI, what was Talle’s reason for buying more food items than usual? Talle said he bought more food items so he won’t starve if he goes broke but he failed to provide a reasonable answer on how he got the money to buy that quantity of food.

What did the people do when they discovered Talle’s new shopping habits? People thought this was unusual and decided to inform the HAKIMI aka District Head.

How long was the young boy held captive in Talle’s house? The young boy was held captive in Talle’s house for a week before the police freed him.

How did Talle lose his birth mother? Talle’s mother died while giving birth to him.

What did the police and the villagers discover when they searched Talle’s house? The police discovered a young boy who was held captive in Talle’s house.

What is the name of the town where Ummi lived with her family? Ummi and her family lived in a little town called Lafayette.

Why did Salma get expelled from her previous university? She was found guilty of exam malpractice.

What did Ummi’s describe as EMAL? Exam Malpractice.

Who is referred to as BOKA? A BOKA is a traditional medicine man.

What did Ummi’s HOD do when he saw Ummi? Dr. Sam John greeted her in a jovial manner.

Why was Talle often referred to as the “quiet one”? Talle was often called “the quiet one” because he never interacted with people rather he kept to himself mostly.

Who assisted in raising Talle as a child? Talle’s father re-married after his mom passed away. Talle was raised by his father and his step mother.

What is the rumor about how Talle was conceived? There was a rumor that the BOKA gave Talle’s parents a concoction for instant fertility while others believed that the traditional medicine man laid with his mother.

What was Talle’s occupation? Talle worked as a driver in the Local Government office.

How old was young boy who was held captive in Talle’s house? The boy who was held captive in Talle’s home was 13years old.

Who was said to be born with the aid of a traditional medicine man? Talle aka the quiet one, was said to have been born with the help of a traditional medicine man.

Who asked about the story of the person they referred to as “The quiet one”? Omar asked his mom Ummi to tell them a story about a man they referred to as the quiet one”.

Why did Talle commit the crime? Talle was desperately indeed of money and was therefore easily persuaded by Zaki to help in his plan to kidnap his friends son and collect a huge amount of ransom.

How did the police arrest Zaki? Zaki was arrested by the police at the point of collecting the ransom.

Why did Ummi ask her husband to apologize to her HOD on her behalf? Ummi felt sorry after she was convinced that she overreacted and misunderstood a harmless situation.

Why does the town have a policy that doesn’t permit strangers to be given accommodation without proper authorization? In order to ensure that they don’t harbor criminals or fugitives in the town, strangers cannot be given accommodation without the permission of the HAKIMI.

How many year has the current HAKIMI been in office? The HAKIMI has been in office for over 30 years.

How did Zaki know about the young boy he kidnapped? The young boy was the son to a wealthy business man who was friends with Zaki.


Questions And Answers On The Life Changer JAMB Novel Chapter 4

Why was Salma hostel very popular? Salma’s hostel was famous for having the most beautiful girls on campus. The ladies often referred to themselves as “happening babes”.

What car were Labaran and Habib driving? The young men were driving a Mercedes Benz.

Why was Dr. Dabo afraid after Salma left his office? Dr. Dabo feared Salma wouldn’t report him to the school authorities and that would tarnish his reputation which he had worked hard to build.

Describe Doctor Dabo’s reputation on campus – Dr Dabo was known to be a strict lecturer who takes punctuality very seriously. He also had a good record and reputation on campus.

Why did Salma visit Dr. Dabo’s office? Salma visited Dr Dabo office to get her registration form signed because he was the Level Coordinator.

What is the name of Salma hostel? Salma’s hostel was called Queen Amina hall.

How did Dr Dabo feel about Salma? Dr. Dabo was instantly attracted to Salma the moment he laid eyes on her.

How did Salma react to Dr. Dabo request? Salma denied his request by scolding him, she then walked out of his office angrily.

Who are Habib and Labaran? Habib and Labaran are the young men who offered to give Salma a ride in their car. They dropped her off in her hostel.

Where state is Tomiwa from? Tomiwa is from Ibadan, Oyo state.

What inappropriate questions did Dr. Dabo ask Salma that made her upset? Doctor Dabo said to Salma ” I want to know you more intimately”.

What special delicacy did Tomiwa offer her friends? Tomiwa sometimes prepared snail for her roommates and they enjoyed having it.

Which meal was described as all students favorite meal? Indomie Jollof, because it was quick and easy to prepare.

What was the religion of Salma’s roommates? Salma and Tomiwa were Muslims, while Ada and Ngozie were Christians.

What are the names of Salma roommates? Salma had 3 roomates in her hostel, their names are Tomiwa, Ada and Ngozie.

What special delicacy did Salma introduce to her roommates? Salma who was from the North, introduced a special meal called Danwake.

How many girls were permitted to stay in a hostel room? Each hostel had four girls per room.

Which of Salma’s roommates wanted to be a singer? Tomiwa’s ambition was to become a singer.

Where is Ada from? Ada is from Benue state.

Where is Ngozie from? Ngozie is from Umunze in Imo State.

Who did Salma believe was the owner of the car? Salma believed Habib was the owner of the car because he didn’t talk much during the trip.

Who is Doctor Dabo? Dr Dabo is a lecturer in Ahmadu Bello University.

How many years has Dr. Dabo been a lecturer in the university? Doctor Dabo has been lecturing in the university for more than ten years.

Chapter 5

Who is Habib? Habib is a wealthy politician. He is a member of the State House of Assembly.

Why was Tomiwa afraid when she got into the Habib’s car?

Who is Labaran? Labaran is Habib’s driver, he is also his close friend.

What was Labaran’s previous occupation? Labaran was a local government driver.

How much did Habib give Tomiwa? Habib gave Tomiwa fifty thousand naira. He told her to take twenty thousand and give her friends ten thousand naira each.

What time did Habib call Tomiwa’s phone that evening? Habib called Tomiwa’s phone by 8pm that evening.

Where did Habib take Towima to on their first date? Habib took Tomiwa to a restaurant called Frizzlers.

What caused the argument between Salma and her roommates? Salma became jealous because she had missed the opportunity to date a wealthy man like Habib. She then began to accuse Tomiwa of snatching Habib from her.

What did Salma do when Habib asked for her number? Salma gave Habib Tomiwa’s phone number instead of her number.

Why was Tomiwa angry at Habib? Tomiwa got upset when Habib found out she was a different person. She then admitted she wasn’t the lady he picked up the other day and explained why Salma gave him a wrong number.

Why was Tomiwa scared to go out with Habib? Tomiwa’s was afraid that Habib would find out that she wasn’t the girl he met previously and also she feared that Labaran and

Habib might be dangerous people.

Tomiwa wasn’t comfortable with the sitting arrangements because she felt it would be easy for Habib and Labaran to harm her in that position, so she sat at the back seat.

Who set Tomiwa up on a blind date? Tomiwa’s roommate, Salma set her up on a blind date.

Who called Tomiwa’s phone’s to invite her to hangout with him? Habib called Tomiwa’s number and invited her on a date thinking she was Salma.

Why did the ladies suddenly stop arguing? Salma and her roommates suddenly stopped arguing when a knock was heard at the door. The ladies who didn’t want anyone to share their food with them, turned off the lights and ignored the knock on the door.

Why did Ngozie lock the room door as soon as Tomiwa entered the room? Ngozie locked the door because she didn’t want strangers to come and share their money and gifts items with them.

Why were Salma and her roommates admired by every girl in the school? Salma, Ada, Ngozie and Tomiwa were admired by other female students because they got good grades in schools and remained good friends and roommates all through, for more check https://edustuff.com.ng/the-life-changer-questions-and-answers/

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/the-life-changer-questions-and-answers/

JAMB has said the UTME registration slip is not the document to take to the examination centre. In response to queries, they stated that candidates should instead bring a printed copy of their examination slip when heading to their designated examination centers.

As candidates gear up for the UTME 2024, JAMB emphasized the importance of presenting either a photocopy or a colored copy of the examination slip reprint at the exam venue.

The exam body, however, counselled admission seekers that they should ensure that they do not go to their centre with more than a copy of the examination notification slip.

UTME is scheduled to commence on Friday, April 19, and end on Monday, April 29. JAMB wrote on its official X account (formerly Twitter): “You can go with anyone (examination notification slip). However, you should ensure you don’t go there with more than a copy of the examination notification slip — not registration slip.”

In a piece of related news, the JAMB spokesperson, Fabian Benjamin, pledged the board’s commitment to continue playing its role. Benjamin, therefore, urged candidates to ignore any unsolicited messages noting that they were scams aimed at defrauding candidates.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-prohibited-items-in-exam-hall/

JAMB candidates are required to reprint their examination notification slips few days to the examination date.

On the notification slip are the candidates’ schedule for examination (date, time and centre) and other necessary information on the examination.

Few Days to the commencement of examination, candidates would have their slips placed on their profile.

However, in the event where a candidate could not access the slip on his/her profile, he/she can visit the Board Service portal on jamb.gov.ng/ to print the slip

Steps to Check JAMB Exam slip 2024

Candidates are to visit the JAMB UTME Slip Printing page on the e-Facility portal via
https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip

Enter your Reg Number or your registered e-Mail address,

Click on the “Print Examination Slip” on the page to access your examination slip.

OR

Log on to your Email Address used in Registering for the 2023 UTME

Check for any message from JAMB also check Spam Folder

Proceed and Print Attachment.

Note: Please allow popup for this site from your browser.

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You will learn how to do your JMB reprint here, so you can check the exact date, time and venue for your Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

To print your JAMB exam slip, you will need your JAMB registration number or the Phone number you used to register for the exam. To ensure a smooth examination experience, candidates are encouraged to print their examination slips by Friday, April 19, 2024, to allow ample time to familiarize themselves with the venue of their test center and avoid being late on their scheduled examination date," advised the Board.

The 2024 UTME is set to begin on Friday, April 19, and conclude on Monday, April 29, 2024.

To print the slip, candidates should visit the JAMB website at www.jamb.gov.ng, navigate to "2024 UTME Slip Printing," enter their registration number, and then select the print option.

You can also use email, Candidates are required to link their email to the JAMB portal in order to receive their JAMB slip via email. To complete this process, click HERE to link your email.

Afterwards, proceed to your email inbox and check for correspondence from noreply@jamb.gov.ng. This ensures that candidates who have linked their email to the JAMB portal can access their exam date, venue, and time by checking their JAMB exam slip reprint in their email inbox.

Source: https://edustuff.com.ng/reprint-jamb-exam-slip/

JAMB Activate Portal For Reprinting 2024 UTME Slip.

This is to inform the general public that The joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has activated the 2024 examination slip portal, Candidates who applied for the examination exercise can now proceed to check their examination time and venue via the link at https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/examslipprinting/printexaminationslip

The reprint portal was activated this morning, as seen in the screenshot attached in this post, candidates can now proceed to print their examination slip.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-reprint-portal-checker/

Are you wondering if the 2024 JAMB reprint has started? You will get your answer here. Despite announcing April 10 as the official date for the commencement of JAMB reprinting, the reprinting portal has not been activated and candidates are advised to stay calm. Therefore, no the 2024 JAMB reprint is yet to commence.

The JAMB reprint refers to the process of accessing and printing the examination slip for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

This slip contains essential information such as the candidate's examination date, time, and venue. Candidates are required to reprint their examination slips closer to the exam date to confirm these details and ensure they are prepared for the examination.

According to a statement released by JAMB, they are yet to enable the JAMB reprint portal: This is to inform all 2024 UTME candidates that Examination Slip printing is not available at the moment. You're therefore urged to disregard malicious 'reprinting' information flying about on the social media. However, the service would be available soon. Stay tuned for details.

UTME candidates are thereby advised to stay calm and wait for another announcement from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).

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SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/is-jamb-reprint-out-check-utme-slip/

As released via the JAMB official bulletin few weeks ago, the JAMB Reprint 2024 is scheduled to start on April 10, 2024, which is today. So far, the JAMB exam slip reprinting portal hasn't been activated.

The The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released a statement concerning the JAMB reprint for 2024 via their official twitter handle has seen in the attached screenshot.

According to the board, they are yet to enable the JAMB reprint portal, they wrote:

This is to inform all 2024 UTME candidates that Examination Slip printing is not available at the moment. You're therefore urged to disregard malicious 'reprinting' information flying about on the social media. However, the service would be available soon. Stay tuned for details.

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The Federal Government has declared Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9 and 10, 2024, as public holidays to mark the Eid-el-Fitr celebration.

The Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, disclosed this in a statement on Sunday by the ministry’s permanent secretary, Aishetu Ndayako.

The minister congratulated all Muslims for the successful completion of the fasting in the holy month of Ramadan.

Tunji-Ojo called on them to imbibe and practise the virtues that entail kindness, love, tolerance, peace, good neighbourliness, and compassion, as exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him).

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/federal-govt-declares-public-holidays-for-eid-el-fitr/

When does JAMB Reprinting Start for 2024/2025? Find out the JAMB reprinting date for 2024 and learn how to reprint your examination slip online. Get all the necessary details and stay updated.

Lately, there has been a surge in inquiries regarding the start date for JAMB reprinting.

JAMB has announced 10h April 2024 as the latest commencement date for Reprinting the 2024/2025 UTME Exam Slip.

This means that JAMB exam timetable 2024 will be out on the 10th April 2024 as announced by the management of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board. To check more information about JAMB reprint and get link to check the date check https://edustuff.com.ng/reprint-jamb-exam-slip/.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-reprint-date/

You can define crap or not. NIMC announced this and the news was passed on. That's it.

backtalkG:

Government charges up 15 k for dob corrections and they are not about to forgo that money for nothing
So this thread is crap

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has announced a way for Nigerians to modify their data on the National Identification Number (NIN) easily themselves with the NIMC Self Service NIN Modification website https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng

Did you know you can modify your name, date of birth, mobile number, house address, email address, etc., on the NIMC Self-Service App?

All modifications on the National Identification Number (NIN) can be done seamlessly on the NIMC Self-Service App.

[center]How to modify your NIN data [/center]

1. Log on to the NIMC modification portal or app which you can get at https://edustuff.com.ng/use-nimc-self-service-nin-modification/ or access https://selfservicemodification.nimc.gov.ng

2. Click on Register if you don't have an account

3. Click on login if you already have an account

4. After login, you will be requested to provide your NIN, last name and email address

5. After providing the above credentials, you will gain access to the dashboard to do the modification

Source: https://edustuff.com.ng/use-nimc-self-service-nin-modification/

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) on Friday announced the release of the results of the first-ever Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination (CB- WASSCE) for private candidates, 2024 series.

Thirty percent of candidates who sat the first-ever Computer-Based West African Senior School Certificate Examination (CB- WASSCE) for Private Candidates, 2024–First Series obtained credits in five subjects, including English and Mathematics.

This was contained in a statement on Friday, March 22, signed by Acting Head of Public Affairs, Moyosola Adesina for Head of National Office, Dr Josiah Dangut.

WAEC said the percentage of candidates in this category in WASSCE for private candidates, 2022 and 2023 – First Series, that is, those who obtained credit and above in a minimum of five (5) subjects, including English Language and Mathematics, stood at 26.32 percent and 23.99 percent respectively.

The examination was held between Wednesday, January 31, and Saturday, February 17, 2024. A total of 8,139 candidates sat the examination at 140 CBT centres nationwide. To see how to check your result online[b][/b], see at https://edustuff.com.ng/waec-gce-result-is-out/

The examination body said candidates representing 42.07 percent obtained credit and above in a minimum of five subjects with or without English Language and/or Mathematics.

Source: https://edustuff.com.ng/waec-releases-cbt-results-wassce/

The management of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially announced the dates for the 2024 Computer-Based Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

Scheduled to run from Friday, April 19th, through Monday, April 29th, 2024, candidates are urged to commence the process of reprinting their Official Exam Slips a few days before their assigned exam date.

These slips will provide essential details such as approved Venues and Time Schedules for their Computer-Based Testing (CBT) Exam.

Candidates will be allocated to any approved CBT centre within their chosen examination town for the venue of the examination. It's strongly recommended that candidates arrive at their designated centres at least 30 minutes prior to their scheduled time slot.

Dr. Fabian Benjamin, the spokesperson for JAMB, emphasized, "The public should be aware that the Board will not accommodate any requests for exam rescheduling from candidates."

The examination will be conducted in three separate sessions to accommodate all candidates, ensuring that not everyone writes the exam on the same day or at the same time. Each exam day will feature three sessions: Morning, afternoon, and evening. Candidates are advised to promptly reprint their JAMB exam slips as soon as the process begins. These reprinted slips will detail the exact date, time, and centre where each candidate will undertake the examination.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-exam-date-time-venue/

Barely 48-hours to its kickoff date, the Bola Tinubu-led government has postponed the launch of the Nigerian Students Loan Scheme indefinitely.

Akintunde Sawyer, the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), stated this in an interview with AriseTV on Tuesday.

The loan which was formally slated to take off on Thursday, has been postponed again, as there are some corrections that are being made around the launch according to Sawyer.

“Unfortunately, I won’t be able to commit to a specific date. We are sort of waiting to ensure that all the stakeholders are aligned to make sure that nobody is blindsided, then we can actually roll this out in a meaningful, comprehensive, wholesome and sustainable way.”

In June 2023, President Tinubu signed a bill to start a Students Loan Fund (SLF) that would give interest-free loans to Nigerians for higher education.

A former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, proposed the bill and it was supposed to start between September and October 2023.

Meanwhile, Tinubu said the programme would begin in January 2024, after missing the October deadline.

In January, Yusuf Sununu, Minister of State for Education, confirmed at the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting, while speaking to reporters, that preparations were completed for the scheme to begin, including the finalisation of the Student Loan Scheme website and the conclusion of technical plans to facilitate the scheme’s kick-off.

President Tinubu assured the leaders of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) when they visited him at the State House that the scheme would begin once its expansion to accommodate extra features, including vocational studies, was done.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/fg-postpones-nigerian-student-loan-indefinitely-nelfund/

The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) in Nigeria requires candidates to reprint their examination slips before the scheduled date of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The reprinting of JAMB slips typically involves obtaining a copy of your examination slip, which contains crucial information such as your exam date, venue, and time.

Based on inquiries made by candidates participating in the 2024 UTME, there is curiosity regarding the commencement date of the JAMB reprint process for them to ascertain details such as their exam date, time, and venue.

At present, the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) has not yet disclosed the precise date for candidates to retrieve their exam slips. However, it is anticipated that the printing process will commence approximately one to two weeks before the scheduled exam date.

How to check Your JAMB Exam Date, Time and Venue

Access the JAMB UTME exam-slip printing portal by navigating to https://slipsprinting.jamb.gov.ng/PrintExaminationSlip, input your JAMB Registration Number, Email address, or Phone number into the designated field, click the 'Print Examination Slip' button to review and print your JAMB exam details, including the date, time, and venue.

The Examination Slip serves as a means for the center invigilators to authenticate your identity and verify the accuracy of your photo card/slip. Hence, it is crucial to know your exam date, time, and venue. You must bring at least one or ideally two copies of the exam slip to gain entry into the examination hall.

SOURCE: https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-reprint-date/

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Not even January, they've been shifting the date since last year, imagine a whole national stuff as that.

Nackzy:
Make una rest, what kind of country is this, the last I heard it was suppose to be lunched January 2024, now still hearing to be lunched again

President Bola Tinubu is set to launch the National Student Loan Programme on Thursday, March 14, 2024, as announced by Mr. Ajuri Ngelale, the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity. The initiative, part of President Tinubu's welfare reforms, aims to alleviate financial burdens for Nigerians and young people.

The program was initiated following the signing of the Access to Higher Education Act, 2023, on June 12, 2023, fulfilling a campaign promise to provide interest-free loans for indigent students in Nigerian tertiary institutions.

On February 7, the Executive Secretary of the Nigeria Education Loan Fund, Dr Akintunde Sawyerr, exclusively confirmed to our correspondent that the much-awaited scheme would go live on February 21, when President Tinubu launches it at the State House, Abuja.

However, the launch was delayed, with Sawyerr, alongside Presidency sources, explaining that the lag time is to enable the Fund to expand its mandate to include students seeking loans for skills development, as directed by the President.

After receiving briefing from the NELFUND team led by the Minister of State for Education, Dr Yusuf Sununu, on January 22, the President directed the Fund to extend interest-free loans to Nigerian students interested in skill-development programmes.

Tinubu based his decision on the need for the scheme to accommodate those who may not want to pursue a university education, noting that skill acquisition is as essential as obtaining undergraduate and graduate academic qualifications.

This is not an exclusive programme. It is catering to all of our young people. Young Nigerians are gifted in different areas.

“This is not only for those who want to be doctors, lawyers, and accountants. It is also for those who aspire to use their skilled and trained hands to build our nation.

“In accordance with this, I have instructed NELFUND to explore all opportunities to inculcate skill-development programmes because not everybody wants to go through a full university education,” he had said.

To find the registration portal, eligibility criteria, how to apply and other details, find out at source: https://edustuff.com.ng/apply-for-nigeria-education-loan-fund-nelfund/

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Use the JAMB mock result checking Portal at https://edustuff.com.ng/jamb-mock-result-checker/

IMPARTIAL:
Response after sending SMS is PASSED.

How about the scores for each subject?