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WHEN FREEDOM LEADS ASTRAY

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  Tife had always dreamed of the day she would leave home and live life on her own terms. Growing up in a strict, religious home, her parents controlled every aspect of her life. They dictated what she wore, where she went, and even the kind of friends she kept. They never allowed her to attend parties, wear makeup, or have a phone until she finished secondary school. “Tife, always remember who you are,” her mother often told her. “The world is full of temptations, but you must stay on the right path.” Her father was even stricter. “You are not like other children, Tife,” he would say. “We have raised you to be different. Don’t bring shame to this family.” Tife nodded whenever they spoke, but deep inside, she felt trapped. She longed for freedom, for a life where she could make her own choices. Finally, that day came. She gained admission to the university, and as she stood at the school gate after her matriculation, watching her parents leave, she smiled to herself. Now, I can fin...
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How JAMB Results Are Calculated: A Step-by-Step Guide

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  The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is responsible for conducting the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) in Nigeria. JAMB scores are used to determine candidates' eligibility for admission into higher institutions. Understanding how JAMB calculates scores can help candidates set realistic goals and assess their performance. JAMB Scoring System JAMB consists of four subjects, English contains 60 questions while the rest subjects take 40 questions each, making a total of 180 questions. Each subject carries a maximum score of 100, bringing the total possible score to 400. Each correct answer earns a candidate a specific mark, while incorrect answers do not attract negative marking. The score per subject is calculated by dividing the number of correct answers by the total number of questions for that subject and then multiplying by 100. Step-by-Step Calculation Process Step 1: Determine the Number of Correct Answers A candidate's raw score in ...
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HOW TO GAIN ADMISSION INTO NIGERIA UNIVERSITIES IN 2025

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 Gaining admission into universities seems to be one of the toughest challenges students face in Nigeria, and this is mostly due to ignorance. Many students are unaware of the certain steps and procedures to follow when seeking admission into their chosen higher institution. In this article, I will review the series of steps and requirements involved in gaining admission into Nigerian universities. These include: - Meet the Basic Requirements Most universities in Nigeria require candidates to be at least 16 years old. For instance, the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, specifies that no person under 16 may be admitted. Additionally, it is compulsory for every candidate to obtain a minimum of 5 credit passes in subjects, including English language and Mathematics, achieved in not more than two sittings. - Register for and Sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) Many students make mistakes in their subject combination while registering for UTME (also known as JAMB)...
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TOP 3 MUST-VISIT WEBSITES TO ACE YOUR JAMB EXAM

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Preparing effectively for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination is a pathway for success. As you know that, the higher your Jamb score, the higher your chance of getting admission. Many schools in Nigeria past mark for JAMB is 200, this means you must score 200 and above before they can consider you for admission. This implies that you have a lot of work to do. Here are three reputable online platforms that offer comprehensive JAMB practice resources that can help you score your desire marks:  1. JAMB CBT Practice by Awajis: This platform provides a free computer-based testing (CBT) simulation using real JAMB past questions across various subjects. It's accessible on both phones and PCs, allowing you to practice subjects like English, Government, Biology, Chemistry, and more. To visit the website click here 2. Myschool.ng Classroom: Myschool.ng offers a vast collection of JAMB CBT practice questions and WAEC past questions. The platform includes detailed...
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