The President of the National Association for Presidential Amnesty Student (NAPAS) Comr. Somina Morrison Igani have Appreciated the Interim Administrator of Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Col. Milland Diko, for the payment of overdue in-training allowances of all verified unsure student beneficiaries of the PAP.

Comr. Somina Igani, in his statement also express gratitude to the Amnesty Boss for the just concluded affidavit verification excesses conducted by the office for all unverified students beneficiaries of the PAP. On the other hand, the National President, implore the new Administrator to without further delay commence orientation, verification and payment of the newly deployed students beneficiaries of the Programme.

Furthermore, the Student President; advised students to be patient and display highest level of understanding and diplomacy, bearing in mind that issues affecting student beneficiaries of the programme are inherited from previous administrations and that the new Administrator have shown commitment in resolving these issues by the payment of eight ( and (10) months in-training allowance to students verified by previous Interim Committee and the prompt payment of the sixty five thousand #65,000 bush allowance due to ex-agitators.

The President, also advised students and other beneficiaries who were not legally deployed or documented by previous administrations to rightfully channel their issues and not to be used by politicians whose interest is to hijack the programme for personal gains; urging them to give all reasonable assistance to the new Administrator in delivering the original mandate of the programme.

Comr. Somina M. Igani, speaking further also called on President Muhamadu Buhari to confirm................. [url]http://strongviewmedia.xyz/PAP%20Students%20Appreciates%20Amnesty%20Boss%20for%20the%20Payment%20of%20Ten%20Months%20In-training%20Allowances.html[/url]
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Some 2020 WAEC candidates have been complaining that they have been unable to check their results. Some have complained that they have not been able to see any of their results while some are complaining that they have seen some subjects but are yet to see others
There are reasons this may be so.
Let’s look at possible reasons you may not have seen your results or some of your results.
1. Withheld Results: WAEC has disclosed that the results of 215,149 candidates who sat for the 2020 May/June SSCE have been withheld. The reason for the results being withheld is related to Malpractice. If WAEC suspects that you may have been involved in Malpractice, your result will be withheld until WAEC conducts an investigation and it is proven that you were not involved in malpractice.

2. Unprocessed Result: WAEC equally revealed that about 81,718 candidates,
representing 5.31% have a few of their subjects still being processed due to some errors on the part of the candidates. According to WAEC, efforts are, however, being made to speedily complete the processing to enable all the affected candidates get their results fully processed and released, subsequently. So if your result falls in this category, it will soon be release
3. Temporal issue: Some candidates may experience issues checking their result.......................Read More @ Strongviewmedia - [url]http://strongviewmedia.xyz/Unable%20to%20Check%202020%20WAEC%20SSCE%20result.html[/url]
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The story has started trending globally, with thousands of posts on social media, but not all of them factual. We have looked at some of the

misinformation that has spread online.
The woman protestor whose brothers were not killed by the police
The image is real, and she had joined protests in south-eastern Nigeria. But as the image was shared, people started adding misleading information.
"Not one brother...3...on the same day...killed and dumped in a well," a widely-circulated reply to one of the posts with the image said, claiming she'd lost family members at the hands of the police.
When we contacted a spokesperson for Ms Ugochukwu called Gideon Obianime, he told us this was not true.
He said Ms Ugochukwu herself was briefly detained by Sars forces in 2018, but although she has brothers, none of them had been killed by Sars forces.
"I think people started adding assumptions to the photo. She has been getting a lot of backlash [over this]," Mr Obianime told StrongView Media.

Carrying the national flag will not protect you from the army
This unproven claim has gone viral - that a soldier cannot shoot someone holding the Nigerian flag.
It's been widely shared on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, with some suggesting there's an unwritten military code to that effect.
The claim appears to have originated from a screenshot of a conversation, in which someone says they were told this by their dad, a retired army officer.
Someone replies saying: "I think this is military code....http://strongviewmedia.xyz/misinformation.html
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