Friday, 3 May 2013

JAMB releases 2013 UTME results, withholds 12,110 results

2013 JAMB RESULT RELEASE STATISTICS!!!!!




A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of candidates to 1,644,110.


“Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above,while 127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.


“About 40,692 candidates’ results were invalid due to either multiple shading or no shading at all. After processing all the results, the board also discovered that about 47,974 candidates were absent.“


The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible disciplinary action.


“However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the culpability of 12,110 candidates’ results.“


None Of Us Shall be a Victim of Seizure!!!! All Our Results Must come out with Good Grades In Jesus Name!!!! Amen!!!





Monday, 29 April 2013

JAMB Releases Tactics To Deal With Those Involved In Exam Malpractice

JAMB Just Released The Tactics they will Use In Finding Out Those Involved In Exams Malpractice in the Just concluded UTME Exam!!!



According the JAMB, they stored the paper types of each student that participated in the just concluded UTME Exam in their Database...

Unlike other years where students can just change their paper type and go away with it, This Year, JAMB will mark your papers according to the paper type they stored in their database for you...

This implies that if your original type was "Paper Type U" and You changed to "Paper Type I" They wont Mark your paper with they type you provided rather they will mark your paper according to paper type U...




Monday, 22 April 2013

WAEC To Cancel The Results of Exam Cheats

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) will henceforth cancel the entire results of any candidates who cheat in more than one subject.




In a communiqué it issued at the end of the council’s 55th Nigeria Examinations Committee (NEC) meeting, the council said it had become necessary to review its rules on examination malpractice.

The communiqué was signed by the WAEC Deputy Director (Public Affairs), Mr Yusuf Ari, and made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos.

The meeting held from April 15 to April 17 in Lagos.

The council said that it observed with concerns the indictment of some candidates for malpractice in more than one subject in the November/December, 2012 West African Senior Secondary Certificate Examination (WASSCE).

“In order to check the ugly trend, the committee subsequently decided that the sanction in the council’s rules and regulations should be reviewed.

“It is clear that there is an urgent need to review the rule on such cases from cancellation of subject result to cancellation of entire results,” it said.

It noted that collusion and irregular activities, inside and outside the examination hall, were the most prevalent forms of examination malpractice.

It said that monitoring by members of staff of the council and other stakeholders and recent innovations were exposing examination cheats.

“Members believed that if the principal of a school decides that examination malpractice should not be allowed in his or her school, incidences of malpractice will be very minimal,’’ it said.

WAEC said that the NEC endorsed posting of WASSCE irregularities, special and clemency cases on the council’swebsite.

It said that it had been alerted of the existence of a rogue website where false questions and answers were posted daily to defraud candidates during examinations, adding that it had neutralised the activities of those operators.

It warned candidates to jettison such website.


Tuesday, 9 April 2013

ALERT: Must Read For All UNN Aspirants!!!!

NOTE: This write up was not made, in any way, to freak or scare you; on the contrary, it is meant to adequately prepare you for the big task ahead.



So, put your mind at rest and follow these simple guidelines in order to give you leverage even as you achieve success in up-coming UNN Post UTME.


Besides, no undergraduate within the University of Nigeria has a better head than you do. Now, let’s roll!

First of all, let me give you a brief info about the University. The University of Nigeria, commonly referred to as UNN, is a federal university located at Nsukka, Enugu State, Nigeria. Founded in 1955 and formally opened on October 7, 1960, the University of Nigeria has four campuses – Nsukka,Enugu and Ituku-Ozalla – located in Enugu State and one in Aba, Abia State, Nigeria. The main campus of the University is located on 871 hectares of hilly savannah in the town of Nsukka,about eighty kilometers north of Enugu, and enjoys a very pleasant and healthy climate. The University, with a motto ‘To restore the dignity of man’ has been a very successful ivory tower, and has produced important personalities in elevatedpositions in Nigeria. The likes of Chinua Achebe, Dora Akunyili, Chimanda Adichie amongst others are alumnus of this great institution. Before I digress, let’s get to the main points;

1) Leave For Nsukka In Time:
I mean in time, not on time, I hope you know the difference from your Use of English. It’s importantyou be in the School at least two days before the exam especially for those coming from far places like Lagos. As a result of the mammoth crowd coming for this exam, there is bound to be heavy traffic in certain cities around Nsukka. Before now, this exam had been co-hosted/conducted both at Nsukka and Enugu (UNEC) campuses of the University, but this time, all the candidates will have to head to Nsukka, the only venue for this year. Also, statistics shows that over 50,000 candidates will be coming for the exams, that is abreak down from over 60,000 that made UNN their first or second choice and scored 200 or above in the JAMB UTME. Note that a total of 128,776 candidates chose UNN as either their first choice or second choice course in the 2011/2012 JAMB UTME. Official statistics from JAMB is available here. Another point is that there are only about 3 major transport companies (Peace, Ifesinachi, and Globis) that plythe Nsukka route. The points I made above is justto give you a glimpse of what to expect when you decide to come to Nsukka a day before the exam or even on the exam day. Please come ahead of time

2) Transportation in School:
The only means of transportation within the school is via the school’s services known as UNN shuttle (This is clearly written on the shuttles buses and taxis available within and outside the campus). It takes students both in and out of the campus. These shuttles give one a great deal of convenience and a feeling of safety. They have, as their destination, a park in the town, which is very close to Peace Mass Transit park (i.e, in front of the popular Ogige market at Nsukka). It can as well stop you anywhere you wish inside the campus or anywhere within its route. There are also other smaller routes inside the school like the Flat (Zik’s flat) route. The summary of the transport fares is as follows
-Town (Park) to campus:
N 20 by shuttle bus
N 40 by shuttle taxi (mainly V W Golf car)
-Campus to Town (Park):
N 30 by shuttle bus
N 40 by shuttle taxi
-Anywhere within the Campus is N30.

It’s not advisable to ask for lift that day, pay for your transport fares. However, it is more painful not to know anyone or anything about the schoolbefore coming. Guess what? You’re at advantage for having gone through this. Ladies, as the most ‘endangered’ specie, we would say, “OPEN YOUR EYES.” We have our reasons; find out as you read on.

3) Ask for Help If Need be
When you need help in any way like locating a particular place in the school, ask for it, don’t pretend. Once it’s your first time of being to the School, whoever sees you would know, you can’t hide it. Just look for good and innocent looking student (although appearance can be deceptive) and ask for what you want. UNN students are friendly and generous; there’ll always be somebody ready to help.

4a)Accommodation:
In the past, the school provided accommodation for Post UME candidates who are required to pay N500 for the accommodation, and I believe same will be applicable this year. If you prefer a private accommodation, there are few hotels andlodgings in Nsukka, some of which are CEC( the school owned lodging), New & Old Hotel Carolina (outside, but close to the school), Milipat, Conis hotels. These few hotels & lodgings will surely bein hot demands. If you plan on staying with a friend, make sure you contact him or her ahead of time. However, most accommodation problems are been mitigated by the different campus fellowship bodies who will always be available with their buses, helping stranded candidates get an accommodation, and locate their different locations. Though you may have toleave your own faith or fellowship when you are finally admitted into the University as you‘ll get constant SMSs, calls, visits, and pestering to join their fellowship.

b) Don’t worry about what to eat:
Yes, it’s funny but I know some mummy pikins will actually be thinking about this. There is a variety of food to eat in Nsukka, the most popularbeing OKPA, a popular pudding eaten and enjoyed by many in Enugu state. It’s eaten like peanuts here, and I bet you‘ll enjoy it (although some of them can be REALLY pepperish). There are also other native Nsukka foods like aghara agha Ji, aghara agha ede, aghara agha oka. Don’task me how they taste, just taste and see for yourself, lol. You‘ll also get the usual general foods you see in other parts of the country.

5) Come with all the requirements:
You are required to bring the following for the screening exercise:
(i) A copy of ONLINE form duly completed, bearingthe passport-sized photograph.
(ii)JAMB slip
(iii)HB Pencil and Eraser.

Do not go to the exam halls with your mobile phone as you‘ll be forced to drop it outside the hall, and who knows what will happen to it before you could come out to pick it. Information on the halls for the screening will be made available at the P.R.O. office in the campus and will also be available on this site a day before the exam.

6) Come for the exam prepared:
It’s almost impossible to prepare too much. Read extensively and within the JAMB curriculum. In the battle field, no enemy is less important. Do not look down on any question during the exam. Attack each of them like a soldier that is fighting with his last breath. However, DO NOT CHEAT! DO NOT INVOLVE YOUR SELF IN EXAM MALPRACTICE, UNN does not tolerate that. It’s a serious offence here!

7) Have an Alternative Phone Number Other than MTN:
It is important that you have an alternative phone number other than MTN with which you can contact whoever you‘ll stay with when you come to the school or with which you can be contacted easily as time has shown that MTN network in Nsukka most times go down whenever there is a big event like the post UME especially in the evenings.

8)Beware of scammers:
You have to be very careful ‘cos there will be wolves in sheep’s clothing. These fraudsters, whoof course are not bonafide students of the University will be targeting gullible Post Ume candidates with offers of Admission runs, Accommodation (both free and paid), especially to Post ume girls. Don’t ask me why they prefer offering the accommodation to girls ‘cos I don’t know. They will always come as friends. You just have to be wise.

9) You are Secured!!
Once you are inside the University of Nigeria, your security is guaranteed. The university has a vibrant security department with a rapid response unit. You don’t have to panic. So whenever you find yourself in trouble, just raise an alarm and be sure you‘ll get a rapid response.


- Source


JAMB to Provide Writing Material at Exam Venues Nationwide!!!

Following complains from students ofnot being provided the appropriate writing materials for previous UTME, JAMB has taken the bold step of independently distributing the materials at respective examination venues of candidates.
As at the time of composing this information, the required writing materialsare currently being distributed to various exam centres nationwide.



The materials to be provided by JAMB includes;
- A simple Calculator
- A pencil, Eraser and Sharpener.

During registration, candidates expressed worry over the non distribution of these materials at the registration point.

Candidates are also hereby advised that they should also go to the centre with their own (extra) writing materials as listed above.

Goodluck!

Source - VNTI


Change Of Date For JAMB UTME CBT Candidates – Confirm yours today!

We can confirm that the Computer Based Examination for most CBT candidates have been moved further down the month.



All candidates who fall into the CBT category are advised to recheck their exam dates and re-print their photo-cards from their registration point or the official JAMB website.

Though there are slight changes to date for CBT, the Pen and Paper Test (PPT) version is left unchanged and will hold on 27th April, 2013.
How To Recheck or Reprint your Photocard (UTME 2013 Candidates only)

1. Visit the official portal by clicking here.
2. On the page that loads up, scroll to the section that is labelled “Re-Print Slip”
3. Enter your JAMB registration number in the space provided and click “Re-Print”.
4. Your photocard and exam date will be made available to you.
5. If your exam date or any detail is different from the previous photocardyou had, then you will need to reprint it using your printer or at a business centre or cyber cafe.

If you are a CBT candidate, recheck, confirm and print your photocard, it does not cost you anything, then use the comment box provided below thispage to let us know your previous exam date and the new exam date, if it has changed. Share your worries too.


Source- VNTI


Friday, 5 April 2013

JAMB Announces 2013 UTME CBT & PPT Examination dates

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board hasannounced the dates for the JAMB 2013 UTME CBTand PPT examination for the 2013/2013 JAMB UTME.



All candidates who registered the JAMB 2013 UTME PPT and CBT examinations have been scheduled to write their JAMB 2013 UTME on the various dates;

JAMB 2013 UTME PPT Examination date : 27 th April, 2013

JAMB 2013 UTME CBT Examination dates : 22nd, 23rd, 24th, 25th, and 26th of April, 2013.


Wednesday, 3 April 2013

This Year's JAMB Examination Might Be The Last In Nigeria




ABUJA—The Federal Government is scrapping the National Examinations Council, NECO, and the National Poverty Eradication Programme, NAPEP among othergovernment agencies. It is also divesting theJoint Admissions and Matriculations Board ofpowers to conduct examinations into tertiary institutions in the country.


The government is taking the decision in order to streamline agencies of government and reduce the cost of governance.

The decision, Vanguard gathered is part of the recommendations of the Steve OronsayePanel Report on the reform of government agencies and ministries.

The Oronsaye Committee Recommendations
Mr Oronsaye who was the former Head of the Civil Service of the Federation recommended the abolition of 38 agencies, merger of 52 and reversal of 14 to departments in ministries.

According to the white paper, which was drafted by a committee headed by the Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke, the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board would be divested of the powers to conduct matriculation examinations into tertiary institutions while universities would be allowed to conduct their entrance examinations to students.

Although the JAMB would not be scrapped, itwould be a mere administrative structure that would set standard for minimum requirements on how the various universities would conduct entrance examinations.

JAMB to be re-modelled
JAMB will be modelled along same line with the body in the United States of America which sets standards for admissions into institutions of higher learning.

Other decisions taken by government on the Oronsaye committee include the scrapping of the National Examinations Council, NECO, the National Poverty Eradication Programme, NAPEP, and the National Complaints commission.

The report seen by Vanguard , recommended that the functions of NECO would be assumed by the West African Examinations Council, WAEC, which will also take over the structures of NECO nationwide.

In order to make up for the deluge of students who sit for the external examinations of Neco, WAEC would be expected to conduct two external examinations, one in January and another inNovember for external students while still running its internal examination programmes for secondary school students.

Under the proposal, the National Poverty Eradication Programme would be replaced by an agency called National Agency for Job Creation and Empowerment (NAJCE) while the National Complaints Commission will be merged with the National Human Rights Commission.

The Government rejected the recommendation urgung the scrapping of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission and the Ministry of Police Affairs, saying it would be counter productive.

A member of the committee told Vanguard that the decision was preparatory to government’s plans to overhaul major sectors in the country.
“JAMB will be divested of the admission provision.

It will no longer conduct examinations but will be a clearing house. Every school will admit its students.

“Neco will be scrapped and its infrastructure will be merged with that of the West AfricanExamination Council (waec).

“Universities will be allowed to set their standards but jamb will set the minimum standard for admission into all tertiary institutions” the source said.

Several efforts to reach the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity failed as he did not pick his phones as at the time of this report.

It will be recalled that the Oronsaye report stated that the average cost of governance in Nigeria is believed to rank among the highest in the world.

Oronsaye said in his report that “there are 541 Government Parastatals, Commissions and Agencies (statutory and non-statutory).

“Going by the recommendations of the Committee, the figure of statutory agencies is being proposed for reduction to 161 from the current figure of 263.

“The Committee believes that if the cost of governance must be brought down, then both the Legislature and Judiciary must make spirited efforts at reducing their running costs…”



Source: Vanguardngr


Monday, 18 October 2010

Delete my Facebook Account Right Now

Delete my Facebook Account Right Now: Facebook though is a platform to connect with people, it can also be a platform where disturbance in terms of harassment with irrelevant post is done and if you think deleting your Facebook account is the only solution, and then you have chosen the right article.

Enough of the endless extraneous Facebook post, countless friends requests from unknown individuals and intrusion of privacy by unwanted friends. Here is the basic steps to follow in order to delete your account

You can choose to deactivate the account or totally remove it, when an account is deactivated, you can still reactivate it by logging in but if totally removed, then you cannot retrieve it again.


HOW TO DEACTIVATE ACCOUNT 



  • Login to the account
  • Select the option menu button or down arrow
  • Select setup
  • Select general settings
  • Select security
  • Select deactivate my account

Delete my Facebook Account Right Now
And it's done. Remember if you want to access this same account, you have to go through the normal login again using your email or phone number and password, your friends, posts and messages will be restored.





HOW TO DELETE FACEBOOK COMPLETELY



Login to the account
Select the option menu button or down arrow
Select setup
Select general account settings



Click on delete account.


A message of confirmation will show, select yes and it’s done
Do not try to login into this account for nothing less than 90 days, if you do, Facebook will automatically restore your account because they naturally don't want you to go. You can now live your life without bothering on who's checking your profile or what has being posted on Facebook.


I hoped this article has helped you delete your Facebook account or deactivate it. Remember to quickly login again in case you have a change of mind.

Sunday, 3 October 2010

How to Permanently Hide The Facebook Page Posts That Your Friends Share

How to Permanently Hide The Facebook Page Posts That Your Friends Share: Facebook pages can be very informative and they can be very annoying too. You have to weed out the bad ones and a good Facebook page can quickly, and very easily, turn into a bad one. 

On a personal level, you can simply unfollow a page and you no longer have to look at the rage inducing or mind numbing content it shares but what do you do if your friends share it? You can unfollow a friend but then all their activity, the stuff you might want to keep up with, will stop appearing in your feed. The answer is to block the annoying pages they share content from and you’ll never have to look at it again. Here’s how.

This will take a little time because you have to block the annoying pages individually but if you work on it for a few days, blocking pages each time you scan your news feed, you will have a much cleaner news feed in a week or two. To block an annoying page, wait for one of your friends to share something from it.


Click the small arrow button next to the post and scroll down until you see the Hide all from [Page Name] option. Click it and you will no longer see posts from that page no matter which friend shares it. No matter how often content from the blocked page is shared by any one of your friends, it will never appear in your news feed. If you visit a friend’s profile page though, it will still be visible there.

How to Permanently Hide The Facebook Page Posts That Your Friends Share
   

You can do this from the mobile apps as well. The option is located in the same drop-down menu though it isn’t always visible until you expand the menu by tapping More options. One week of blocking should de-clutter your news feed for the rest of the year. It’s a little time consuming but worth it in the long run.

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Top 6 Myths and Truths about Dermal Fillers


Top 6 Myths and Truths about Dermal Fillers : Below are the 6 myths and truths about dermal fillers you should be conscious of... Let's get started!!!


Myth 1 - Lip filler injections can result in a “trout pout”.


As a cosmetic doctor it is not unusual to hear “I don’t want to end up looking like Leslie Ash!” from many of my patients. “The Curse of Leslie Ash” is that it has given dermal fillers a very bad name. Many people have now been put off lip filler injections.Many stars such as Jessica Simpson and Pete Burns have over treated their lips so that they look like caricatures and this has not helped matters either. If you attend an experienced practitioner who understands that “less is more” then subtle lip enhancement procedures are possible.

Top 6 Myths and Truths about Dermal Fillers


Myth 2 - Cheek injections can result in a “pillow face”.


It is true that over correction with too much filler can result in an overly plumped out face. Carla Bruni, Madonna and Lindsay Lohan have been papped by the press with excessive cheek volume and an overly inflated appearance. It is important to keep a sense of proportion and not to over do it. However when these treatments are carried out by a properly trained practitioner with an astute eye this should not be the case. It is best to under treat and add more product at a later date rather than create a false fat looking face.


Myth number 3


Permanent fillers are better and more cost effective rather than having to return for treatment every 6-12 months.

‘Permanent fillers cause permanent problems”. As we age our facial structure changes with gravity and volume loss. A permanent filler injected in your 40’s may not look the same when you are in your 60’s. Therefore it is very important to ask your practitioner which product they plan to use in your face. It often surprises me how many people attend my clinic and have no idea which products have been injected in their faces in the past. Temporary products containing hyaluronic acid e.g. Restylane or Juvederm and semi-permanent products e.g. Radiesse are gold standard products. Do not be tempted by permanent fillers.

Myth number 4 - Dermal filler injections are painful. 


Many products now contain lidocaine an anaesthetic to ensure your comfort during your treatment.
In addition, newer techniques using cannulae which are needles without a sharp tip minimise discomfort. Another benefit of cannulae injections is reduced risk of bruising and downtime.

Myth number 5 - “My friends will all know that I have had dermal filler injections”


Dermal fillers when injected correctly should not be visible on the surface. It is important that your cosmetic doctor, dermatologist or plastic surgeon understands the 3D concept when injecting dermal fillers to ensure a natural result.

Myth number 6 - Dermal filler injections are not reversible. 


If you do not like the results achieved with your dermal filler treatment, rest assured. If you have had a treatment with hyaluronic acid e.g. Restylane and Juvederm hyaluronidase can dissolve your filler.

Do your research on your practitioner and dermal filler product. Do not make your decision based on price alone. Do not regret messing with your looks!

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