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JAMB’s Apology for South East & Lagos UTME Failures Sparks Outrage

JAMB’s Controversial Apology The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has ignited public fury after issuing a statement addressing mass failures in the 2025 UTME exams for candidates in Lagos and South East Nigeria . Registrar Ishaq Oloyede attributed the crisis to a “technical glitch” affecting 157 out of 887 exam centers and announced plans to reschedule affected candidates. However, the apology, particularly a since-deleted 𝕏 (Twitter) post, drew widespread condemnation for its perceived insensitivity. The Post That Sparked Outrage JAMB’s initial statement read:“Man Proposes, God Disposes! It has been established that a technical glitch affected 157 centres… All affected candidates will be contacted to reprint slips for rescheduled exams starting May 16, 2025.” Critics slammed the post as dismissive. Prominent voices, including comedian Macaroni (Debo Adedayo) , accused JAMB of incompetence:“This level of irresponsibility and lack of regard for […]

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Électricité plus chère au Togo : réforme tarifaire enclenchée

Les ménages togolais doivent désormais composer avec une nouvelle grille tarifaire de l’électricité , marquée par une augmentation moyenne de 12,5 % , selon un décret interministériel publié récemment au Journal officiel. Cette mesure s’applique à l’ensemble du territoire national et vise à redresser un secteur énergétique en déficit structurel depuis plusieurs années . Une protection ciblée des ménages vulnérables Malgré cette hausse générale, les autorités affirment avoir mis en place des protections sociales pour les groupes les plus vulnérables. Les tarifs sociaux restent en vigueur pour les abonnés domestiques basse tension : 🔹 Les premiers 30 kilowattheures (kWh) consommés chaque mois sont toujours facturés à un prix préférentiel : 🔸 60 Fcfa/kWh pour les clients post-payés ;🔸 70 Fcfa/kWh pour les clients prépayés. Au-delà de ce seuil subventionné, les tarifs augmentent progressivement : 🔸 De 31 à 120 kWh […]

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CaRMIS: How a Nigerian Innovation Is Revolutionizing Humanitarian Response in West Africa

Bridging the Tech Gap in Humanitarian Work In a region where crises—from conflict to climate disasters—demand swift action, CaRMIS (Capacity and Response Management Information System) is rewriting the rules of humanitarian aid. Developed by Nigerian innovator Dr. Michael Ibe and a team of IT experts, CaRMIS is a locally-built digital platform designed to streamline emergency response, improve transparency, and empower communities across West Africa. Traditional humanitarian models often rely on outdated, paper-based systems prone to delays and errors. CaRMIS disrupts this by offering real-time data collection, analysis, and coordination tools for project managers, donors, and partners. From tracking food distribution in flood zones to monitoring health campaigns in conflict areas, the platform ensures faster, more efficient interventions. Redefining Cash-Based Aid with E-Wallets Long before global aid agencies adopted digital payments, Dr. Ibe pioneered e-wallets for cash transfers in Nigeria’s conflict-ridden […]

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JAMB Registrar Oloyede Apologises Amid Tears Over 2025 UTME Errors, Reschedules Exams for 380,000 Candidates

Emotional Apology from JAMB Leadership The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) faced a historic moment as its Registrar, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede , publicly broke down in tears while apologizing for the technical errors that disrupted the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) . The emotional press conference, held at JAMB’s headquarters in Abuja, highlighted the board’s accountability amid mounting pressure from stakeholders. Acknowledging Systemic Failures Oloyede admitted that “one or two errors” escalated into significant challenges, particularly in Lagos and the five South-East states , forcing JAMB to reschedule exams for 379,997 candidates .“I apologise for the trauma caused to candidates. We take full responsibility,” he stated, pausing to compose himself. Rescheduling and Corrective Measures Affected candidates will receive text message notifications starting Thursday, May 15, 2025 , for their rescheduled exams. Oloyede emphasized that the decision aimed to […]

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MAAUN Shuts Down Non-Compliant Student Hostels Over Welfare Concerns

MAAUN Orders Immediate Closure of Hostels for Safety Violations The Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) has closed two privately owned student hostels—Al-Ansar Indabo and Insktaf —in Kano over non-compliance with safety and welfare regulations. University President Prof. Mohammad Israr stated the decision followed repeated violations, including poor water/power supply and criminal activities. Reasons for Closure: Safety and Ethics First In a press statement, Israr explained: Non-compliance with rules : Hostel operators ignored queries and failed to meet university standards. Poor utilities : Chronic issues with water and electricity endangered students. Criminal activities : Assaults and injuries reported at Insktaf hostel threatened student safety. “We cannot compromise our 13-year reputation. Protecting students is non-negotiable,” Israr emphasized. Transition Words for Clarity Despite being privately owned, these hostels were approved by MAAUN to house students. However , operators allegedly ignored guidelines, […]

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Anambra Tops JAMB’s 2025 UTME Malpractice List: Lagos, Delta Follow Close Behind

Anambra and Lagos Dominate Malpractice List The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has named Anambra State as the epicenter of UTME malpractice in 2025, with 14 reported cases , including impersonation and biometric fraud. Lagos followed closely with 9 incidents , while Delta, Kano, Kaduna, and Rivers recorded 6–8 cases each . Sophisticated Cheating Tactics Exposed JAMB Registrar Prof. Ishaq Oloyede disclosed alarming methods used by candidates and CBT centers: Impersonation : 13 cases in Anambra, including a blind candidate hiring another blind student to write the exam. Biometric manipulation : Fraudulent thumbprints and mismatched photos. Collusion with CBT centers : Operators aiding cheating through device smuggling and double registration. “These acts are not isolated—they involve systemic collaboration,” Oloyede stated, highlighting 80 nationwide arrests . Transition Words for Context Furthermore , Lagos saw candidates using mobile phones and spying […]

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Le Togo renforce son mix énergétique avec de nouveaux projets solaires

Le ministère des Mines et des Ressources énergétiques a confirmé dimanche les avancées techniques autour du projet de centrale photovoltaïque de Salimdè , située dans la région centrale du pays. Ce projet stratégique, d’une capacité de 62 mégawatts-crête (MWc) , s’inscrit dans la politique nationale d’électrification menée par le gouvernement togolais. Implantée sur un site de 67 hectares , la centrale sera construite par le consortium Meridiam - EDF . Un contrat d'achat d'électricité a déjà été signé en décembre 2023 avec la Compagnie Énergie Électrique du Togo (CEET) , officialisant ainsi les modalités d’approvisionnement énergétique. Des infrastructures de pointe pour une intégration régionale Le projet comprendra : 🔹 Une sous-station locale de 20 kV/161 kV ;🔹 Une ligne électrique de 11 km reliant la centrale à la sous-station HTB de la Communauté Électrique du Bénin (CEB) , dont les […]

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Promesse de vols moins chers : vers des cieux plus accessibles ou mirage régional

La récente annonce d’une réduction de 40 % des prix des billets d’avion au sein de la CEDEAO d’ici janvier 2026 suscite à la fois de l’espoir et une certaine scepticisme . Lors d’un rendez-vous clé organisé à Lomé du 5 au 10 mai , les membres du comité mixte du Parlement de l’organisation ouest-africaine ont proposé une série de mesures visant à réduire les coûts du transport aérien dans la sous-région. Parmi les principales pistes avancées : 🔹 La suppression des taxes excessives ;🔹 L’harmonisation des frais aéroportuaires ;🔹 Une convergence vers les normes fixées par l’Organisation de l’aviation civile internationale (OACI) . Ces mesures ambitionnent de rendre l’aviation plus abordable et de stimuler la mobilité des personnes et des échanges économiques dans la région. Un défi fiscal complexe Pourtant, l’objectif semble ambitieux , voire difficile à tenir dans […]

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Kano State Sponsors 141,715 Students for NECO, NABTEB, NBAIS Exams to Boost Education Access

Massive Investment in Education Access Kano State has announced plans to sponsor 141,715 students for the 2025 NECO, NABTEB, and NBAIS exams. The initiative, spearheaded by Governor Abba Yusuf’s administration, aims to ease financial burdens on families and promote academic excellence. Eligibility and Transparency Education Commissioner Dr. Ali Makoda revealed that all public school students who scored at least five credits in the Senior Secondary Qualifying Examination (SSQE) qualify for sponsorship. “Over 75% of candidates met the criteria,” he stated, emphasizing transparency in result access for eligible students. Transition Words for Flow Additionally , the state government allocated over N3 billion to cover registration fees, underscoring its commitment to youth development. Moreover , Makoda urged school principals to ensure fair distribution of opportunities , stating, “No eligible student should be left behind.” Breaking Down the Numbers 141,715 students sponsored across […]

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Dangote Commits N15 Billion to Transform ADUSTech into Nigeria’s Top University

Dangote’s N15 Billion Vision for ADUSTech Africa’s richest man, Aliko Dangote, has pledged N15 billion over five years to elevate the Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology (ADUSTech) in Wudil, Kano State. Announced during the university’s fifth convocation ceremony, the plan focuses on infrastructure upgrades, academic excellence, and student welfare. Infrastructure Projects to Transform ADUSTech Dangote outlined key projects: Construction of male and female hostels to address accommodation shortages. A world-class multipurpose computer lab with 24/7 internet access. A mini solar power plant to ensure uninterrupted electricity. Road networks and drainage systems (supported by Governor Abba Yusuf’s administration). Additionally , Dangote promised to hire top-performing engineering graduates from ADUSTech into roles at the Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Dangote Cement. Transition Words for Flow Notably , Dangote emphasized collaboration with Governor Yusuf, stating he’ll provide biannual progress updates. Meanwhile , […]

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