@paulifeanyi_G@instablog9ja JAMB has been conducting UTME for foreign candidates in eight centres (Abidjan, Cotonou, Banjul, Buea, Accra, Johannesburg, Jeddah and London). Interested candidates apply and sit for the exam to get admission into Nigerian Universities of their choice.
🇿🇦 The Forgotten History of Solidarity 🇳🇬 As columns of news details highlight modern conflicts and Afrophobia in South Africa, a powerful truth has been completely lost. The visual proof of African history shows that South Africa's liberation from Apartheid was deeply built on Nigerian sacrifice.
The Merc brings back the hidden historical receipts:
💸 The Mandela Tax: In the 1970s and 80s, every single Nigerian civil servant had 2% of their salary automatically dedicated to the South African Relief Fund. Nigerian students even routinely skipped meals to send aid.
💰 The $100 Billion Support: In total, Nigeria spent over $61 billion on the anti-Apartheid struggle. They weaponized their own valuable resources, refusing to sell oil to the regime, losing an extra $41 billion in revenue.
🛂 Passports & Sanctuary: When the Apartheid regime confiscated activists' passports, Nigeria issued over 300 passports to give them safety and a future. They even housed a young Thabo Mbeki in Lagos.
Nigeria didn't do this for profit or dynamic charts; they did it because brothers stick together. 🌍✊🏾
📢 Share this to your stories, groups, and family. It's up to us to educate our community about true African unity!
👇 Why do we continue to let artificial borders erase our history of solidarity?
#SouthAfrica #ApartheidHistory #Nigeria #PanAfricanism #TrueHistory #TheMerc #Alkebulan #Sovereignty #AfricanUnity 🌍✊
@egi_nupe Bandits are not produced from mass weddings.
We've been in the challenge before the policy. Sponsored coordinated ties help responsible parenting. The age range date & get themselves pregnant naturally, uncensored ties may produce miscreants from unclaimed & abandoned children.
@YusufAsunmogejo There are no JAMB UTME cheat questions anywhere. No JAMB staff has access to any question.
Those groups and channels are the first reason for the annual pronounced underperformance.
The hopes and desperation of lazy and foolish candidates is the source of income in that business
@etok_prince@renoomokri { یَـٰۤأَیُّهَا ٱلنَّبِیُّ حَسۡبُكَ ٱللَّهُ وَمَنِ ٱتَّبَعَكَ مِنَ ٱلۡمُؤۡمِنِینَ }
O Prophet, sufficient for you is Allāh and for whoever follows you of the believers.
[Surah Al-Anfāl 8:64]
The Sultanate received reports of Ramadan crescent sightings from three different locations within Nigeria, and these claims were confirmed by the authorities in the respective areas where the sightings were reported. His Eminence is currently abroad, and an official announcement will soon be made by the Shehu of Borno, who is the deputy president general of the Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs.
Ramadan mubarak 🌙
Hijab and Muslims Worship Are Fundamental Rights: Supreme Court Affirms
Supreme Court Dismisses Rivers State University Appeal, Upholds Muslim Students’ Right to Worship on Campus
ABUJA, Feb. 10, 2026.
The Supreme Court has dismissed the appeal filed by Rivers State University (RSU), ending a long legal dispute that started in 2012 over the right of Muslim students to pray and have a place of worship on campus.
The case was brought by Umaru Wazuru and 98 other Muslim students, who complained that the university authorities prevented them from observing prayers and establishing a mosque, even though churches were already operating within the campus.
In 2013, the Federal High Court in Port Harcourt ruled in favour of the students. The court held that denying Muslim students a place of worship violated their constitutional right to freedom of religion.
RSU appealed the judgment, but in 2017, the Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal and affirmed the High Court’s decision.
The university went further to the Supreme Court. On February 10, 2026, the Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the appeal, confirming that Muslim students have the right to worship freely and should be allocated a suitable space on campus.
This decision is final and binding, and the university is expected to comply with the court’s ruling.