Arms, Money, Phones Found In Boko Haram's Hideout (graphic Photos)
these items were recovered by the Nigerian army after they launched a fierce raid on Boko Haram hideout recently......Graphics Photos below after the cut....
28 Jul 2015
Yemi Alade Steps Out Braless In Club
The MTV Africa Music Awards best female Yemi Alade was spotted in the
club yesterday having fun with friends while rocking a bra free out. See
more photos below.......
'Hearing them have sex is wild & I'm traumatised': Khloe K reveals horror at overhearing her mother have sex with toyboy
"Hearing them have sex is wild and I'm traumatised. Kim and I did. We were downstairs, and we just heard like [claps]. It's really a traumatising thing. And the headboard just going.... And then it was dead silent and then they went again for round two.’
Grace Gealey And Trai Byers From American TV Series, ‘Empire’ Gets Engaged!
The famous American series, Empire, has just seen two of its stars get engaged to each other.
Grace Gealey and Trai Byers have reportedly gotten engaged after Trai, 32, popped the question to Grace while celebrating her 31st birthday on July 26 in Chicago.
He surprised her on her birthday, a source tells Us Weekly.
Judge Rules In Favour Of Jambites Against Jamb And Unilag
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
Incase you don’t know the Full News, You can Read and Understand it better HERE
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
I can assure you all that the matter has been resolved as we have finally gotten an order from the Federal High court, compelling Unilag and Jamb to include any students that scored 200marks &above. Other universities have also effected the change.
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Professor Dibu Ojerinde, JAMB Registrar, had explained that the redistribution was to help cushion the effect of spill overs from top class institutions, which insist on not reducing their cut off marks, including UNILAG. JAMB had announced cut off marks of 180 for universities in the country, while 150 for polytechnics and colleges of education. But the body has now rescinded its decision and has asked candidates to proceed to their first choice of institution for their post-UME exams following the court’s verdict.
Though I wasn’t in Lagos to attend the hearing but my reliable source says the judge delivered his judgement at exactly 12.20pm today & asked both Jamb & Unilag to revert its sudden policy wit immediate effect. A copy of d judgement has also been released.
More news on this will be updated. Big shoutout to everyone that lent a voice and those that participated in the protes. Special thanks goes to lalasticlala, Venus007, RobinHez, Pukka36, ifeooye, Teempakguy, Brytawon, DrSage, FORUMgod, Seuncoded and so many more.
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2015/07/28/breaking-news-judge-rules-in-favour-of-jambites-against-jamb-and-unilag/#sthash.qIdIP5m0.dpuf
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has repealed its
earlier decision to redistribute candidates that sat for this year’s
exams to institutions they (candidates) did not initially choose while
filling their forms. JAMB has come under criticisms lately since it
announced the plan. Some days ago, some candidates who chose the
University of Lagos, UNILAG, and their parents staged a peaceful protest
in Lagos both at Unilag and the Federal High Court.
Popular Movie Producer And Pastor Suffers Paralysis
Helen Ukpabio, the General Overseer (GO) of Liberty Foundation Gospel Ministries Church, that has its headquarters in Calabar, Cross River State, is reportedly sick with paralysis.
Those close to her have come to reveal that she has spent so much on the ailment but she is still not totally fit.
However, those close to the top Nollywood movie producer said she is battling a spiritual attack from her presumed enemies.
Michael Jackson’s Father Steps Out With Younger, Sexy New Girlfriend
According to MediaTakeOut, this lady is Joe Jackson’s new girlfriend.
Isn’t he like 108 years old? He and wife Katherine Jackson have been
separated for years…
''I can beat Drake in a rap battle''...Vic O (Nigerian Rapper) tweets at Drake
The Nigerian rapper
took to Twitter to says he's better than US rapper Drake following
Drake's reply to Meek Mill. More of his tweets after the cut...
money laundering :James Ibori’s brother-in-law sentenced to 2 & a half years in the UK
Nakanda had previously been found guilty of two counts of money laundering following a month-long trial at Southwark Crown Court and was sentenced on Friday, 24 July. The investigation into Nakanda commenced during the wider inquiry into the corrupt activities of the former governor of Delta State, James Ibori, between 1999 and 2007.
Nigerian Army Rescues 30 Persons From Boko Haram’s Captivity
The Nigerian Army said Tuesday that it had rescued 30 internally displaced persons (IDPs) from Boko Haram’s captivity in Dikwa, Borno State.
This was made known in a statement signed by the Deputy Director Army Public Relations 7 Division, Maiduguri, Colonel Tukur Gusau.
Photo:Coco shows off growing baby bump
"I will reveal the gender of baby & how pregnant I really am on our talkshow,@iceandcocotalk on Aug 3rd! I think you'll be a little shocked" she tweeted yesterday
29 killed in fresh Boko haram attacks in Borno
A member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Jubrin Satumari confirmed the recent attack and said his plea for more troops to be drafted to his constituency has over time fallen on deaf ears
Obama comes for African leaders who have refused to leave power
81 Senators Pass Vote-Of-Confidence On Saraki, Senate President
81 senators just passed a vote of confidence on the leadership of the Senate President which was adopted by all senators present.
Muammar Gaddafi's son sentenced to death over war crimes
Prophet Commits Suicide Inside Kirikiri Prison
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| The okada rider, Chika Izuogu brutalized by Prophet for refusing to pay money for deliverance |
A prophet, Destiny Onwudinjo, of Heaven Divine Ministry, in Shasha, a suburb of Lagos, western Nigeria, has committed suicide inside Kirikiri Prison.
He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment without an option of fine for absconding from court to evade trial.
According to his co-inmates and neighbours, Onwudinjo died recently in prison custody due to frustration.
''We’ll Bring Down El-rufai’s Govt'' - Kaduna State Beggars Association
Some Beggars who besieged the NUJ Secretariat in Kaduna on Monday said they had used proceeds from begging to facilitate the election of Governor El Rufai of Kaduna State and promised to bring down his government should he insist on stopping them from begging - their means of livelihood.
They said the governor had not provided any alternative to them.
WICKEDNESS:16yr old kills 4yr old boy in Lagos, extracts his intestines, kidney & penis (Graphic Photo)
Ex Akwa Ibom gov, Akpabio announced as Senate Minority Leader
How To Check Your JAMB Re-assignment Status...To Know University You Are Posted
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) wishes to inform the general public, most especially 2015 post-UTME candidates, that the portal for the checking of the institutions candidates are transferred to has been activated.
Follow the steps listed below to check the school you are re-posted to free;
1) Visit the JAMB website on (www.jamb.org.ng)
2) On the "2015 UTME" menu, click on "Check Where you have been posted for Admission"
3) Enter your JAMB Registration Number in the space provided and click on "Check" to access your information.
Best of luck To You all...
Okonjo-iweala In Fresh $2.2m Money Laundry Accusation
Officials of Nigeria’s Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH) are questioning how former Finance Minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala handled payment of the sum of $2.2 million that was the subject of a dispute between the Health Ministry and a global non-governmental organization called the Global Alliance for Vaccine and Immunization (GAVI).
HomoSexuality : Birdman tweets controversial photo with a half naked man..
Birdman tweeted this photo of him and this other dude on twitter and it's got everyone talking. Homosexual tales have followed the music label exec for years and he seems to be making matters worse..
Unpaid Salaries: Imo Workers Begin Indefinite Strike Today
Government activities in Imo State will, with effect from today, remain grounded, following the indefinite industrial action called by labour leaders in the state.
This development has eventually vindicated Vanguard that had exclusively been reporting the growing discontent among workers, over the state government’s alleged plan to slash staff salaries in the state.
PICS : Nicki Minaj get frisky With Meek Mill in their new music video
"I won’t appoint people who lack integrity as ministers' - Buhari says
"We will try as much as possible to avoid appointing hostages; by this, I mean people who have been in the system but compromised their personal and professional integrity. From what I have seen so far, we need very patriotic Nigerians to be ministers; Nigerians that can work very hard with knowledgeable experience; committed Nigerians to be in charge of ministries. A lot of institutions in Nigeria are compromised, everybody for himself and God for all of us. It is most unfortunate. We have people, educated and experienced people, but everybody seems to be working for himself on how much they could get away with as soon as possible.
