The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has concluded its investigations into the alleged manipulation of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) result by a candidate, Mmesoma Ejikeme. This was made known on Tuesday by the Registrar of the board, Professor Ishaq Oloyede who said findings revealed what happened as a high-level scam and a careless forgery. According to the JAMB Registrar, other candidates apart from Ejikeme were also involved in the malpractice but they chose not to go public.

A former Member of the House of Representatives, Dr Usman Bugaje, has asserted that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was misled by ‘Lagos Boys’. Naija News understands that ‘Lagos Boys’ is a name coined for Tinubu’s loyalists from Lagos during his time as governor. Speaking about how the Nigerian government under Tinubu handled the Niger Republic crisis, Bugaje criticized the ‘Lagos Boys’ for their arrogance and failure to seek advice from experts before advising Tinubu to threaten Niger following the coup in the Niger Republic.

Benson Melonyie OLe Mungai, 40, alikana mashtaka dhidi yake mbele ya jaji Chacha Mwita Mshukiwa atafungwa katika gereza la Athri River hadi Oktoba 1, 2021 akisubiri uamuzi wa mahakama kuhusu ombi lake la kutaka kuachiliwa kwa dhamanaMungai anadaiwa kupanga mauaji ya Fredrick Mureithi Wanjiru, 30, Victor Mwangi Wanjiru, 25, Mike George Ondusso, 29, na Nicholas Kyengo Musa, 28Mshukiwa mkuu wa mauaji ya vijana wanne mtaani Kitengela kaunti ya Kajiado amefikishwa katika mahakama ya Kajiado hii lei Alhamisi, Septemba 16.

The Nigeria Union of Journalists, on Sunday, urged the Federal Government to publish the names of those sponsoring criminality in the country, as earlier promised by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami. It also said the Federal Government should allow governors to establish State police to complement the existing security architecture. Naijanews reports that this was contained in a communique signed and issued by the Union’s National Secretary, Mr.

The basic idea of a “Legends of the Hidden Temple” revival isn’t an offensive one. As long as every piece of media is getting rebooted, revised and regurgitated, why not a delightfully cheesy game show in which kids scrambled up styrofoam rocks and answered trivia questions about fake Mayan myths as a scarlet-eyed stone sculpture set their next challenge?