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 THE Federal Government has summoned to Abuja, the Head of West African Examination Council (WAEC) National Office, Dr. Iyi Uwadiae, over the release of two different results for the Senior School Certificate Examination of May/June on its website. Minister of State for Education, Barrister Nyesom Wike, who invited the WAEC boss to Abuja to explain the circumstances leading to the release of conflicting results, was unhappy that the development threw candidates who sat for the SSCE into a state of confusion last weekend. Dr. Uwadiae, who accepted responsibility for the mix up, however told the Minister that a panel has

Dr (Mrs) Abiola Ajaja, is a member of the House of Representatives, representing Ibadan North East/South East Federal Constituency. In this interview with TOLUWANI OLAMITOKE, she discusses the plight of women in politics, her activities and marriage. Excerpts: Now that you stay in Abuja as a law-maker, how do you cope with your marital responsibilities? Thank God I have an understanding husband who has given me his support from day one. Without him, I wouldn’t have gone this far. Same goes for my children who have been cooperative and understanding. They are grown-ups and as such, don’t need much attention. My spouse is sometimes around with me in Abuja at weekends, while I sometimes travel home to see the whole family. At such moments, we plan, put in place or carry out some necessary things in the family. Thanks, again, to technology, we communicate regularly on phone. My family has made it much easier for me. Who is your hubby? He’s Chief Bayo Ayowale Ajaja, former...

The heat between Unilag students was just starting to die down, but another one came up this morning when Jide Aboderin tweeted that he was attacked by a Nigerian artist Mo’Cheddah because he mocked her “big nose” on twitter. Don’t know how true this story is as we are yet to hear from Mo’Cheddah herself, but Jide said that he was abused verbally and physically by Mo’Cheddah and her friend’s brother (who missed Jide & ended up hitting someone’s wife in the process) while he was at work. According to Jide, Mo’Cheddah threatened his daughter’s life and he quoted her saying “I will cut off your daughter’s fingers and serve them to her on her birthday.” Mo’Cheddah even went as far as saying that Jide Aboderin will use his hands to bury his daughter. I guess it’s safe to say that Twitter is NOT just Twitter after all. It’s all fun and games until people start getting beat up at their placesof work because of the silly comments they made online. If this story is true then I guess Mo...

I Don't know whats going through the heads of these UNILAG Students sef?...Below is the twitter image displaying how they abuse and diss themselves

The action of some suspected student gangsters at Tai Solarin University of Education {TASUED}, Ijebu-Ode, yesterday resulted in bloodbath and the one week closure of the university by its management. Students told NEXT that the gangsters focibly raped some female students at gunpoint and posted the resultant video clips to the popular social network, facebook, and YouTube, a development which a parent of one of the victims took up legally and reported to the police. When the police moved into campus tofish out the suspected criminals, some of the gang members engaged thepolice in gun battle. Tragically, an innocent 200 level of History and Diplomatic Studies, Olawale Lasisi, was hit in the crossfire and died of his wounds. The death of the student further infuriated his colleagues, who trooped to the streets to protest thekilling. This resulted in violence as commercialactivities were paralysed, as the students barricaded the Ijebu-Ode-Benin Expressway for hours,causing traffic con...

One of the heroes of the June 18, 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is, arguably, Master Olawaseun Osonuga. Osonuga At a time when 842,941 out of the 1,493,000 candidates that sat for the examination were said to have scored below 200 marks, this 16-year-old boy ...

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, yesterday, said there was no change indate for the conduct of its 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, examination slated for  tomorrow across the country and in six foreign countries. A total of 1, 493, 603 candidates who registered for the 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, willsit for the examination. Spokesperson of JAMB, Mr. Timothy Oyedeji, who stated this while reacting to reports that tomorrow’s examination coincided with the Nigerian Army recruitment examination, said the Board was not aware of any examination being conduct by the Army same day. Oyedeji said: “JAMB is not changing the date of its examination because of the Army’s recruitment examination; Army examination is not a regular or scheduled examination. “JAMB is not aware  of any Army examination and, therefore, we are going ahead to conduct the examinations for our candidates on Saturday, June 18, 2011.”According to him, JAMB as...