HAPPENING NOW: Ọ̀ṣun State's civil servants at the State Secretariat, Abere, celebrating the re-election of the Executive Governor of Ọ̀ṣun State, Sen. Ademola Nurudeen Jackson Adeleke (@AAdeleke_01).
#InsideOsogbo
This lovely video showcases the overwhelming welcome Ile-Ife gave Governor Ademola Adeleke as we wrapped up our gubernatorial campaign for ACCORD
The numbers speak for themselves: over 407,000 registered voters across our four local governments in Ile-Ife and area office
Governor Adeleke is set for a landslide victory, and our people are more than ready, they’re committed to casting their votes and standing firm to defend them
*Tell someone that NO SHAKING, Governor Adeleke will be re-elected*
Dear men,
1. Masturbation weakens the penis.
2. Masturbation makes the sperm watery.
3. Masturbation makes one lose weight.
4. Masturbation causes weak erections.
5. Masturbation makes you ejaculate quickly during sex.
6. Masturbation affects sexual life and relationships.
Please avoid Masturbation!
JAMB RELEASES 279 UTME RESULTS PREVIOUSLY HELD FOR INVESTIGATION
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has released 279 results from those previously held for further investigation. This is in addition to the results earlier released by the Board.
The release follows ongoing investigations into cases of suspected examination malpractice. While some results have been outrightly cancelled where evidence of malpractice was established, others have been released where the Board found no prima facie case against the affected candidates.
Results from centres where the Board’s live monitoring team observed suspicious activities, or where adverse reports were received, remain withheld pending further investigation. Where sufficient evidence of culpability is established, such results will be cancelled.
Candidates whose results have not yet been released are advised to check their status by sending UTMERESULT to 55019 or 66019 using the same phone number used for registration to view their released results.
Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D., OrgExprt
PCA JAMB
🚨 BREAKING: President Donald J. Trump Just Did Something NO Sitting President Has Ever Done
In a powerful moment, President Trump opened the Bible and read 2 Chronicles 7:11-22 aloud — word for word.
Here’s what he read:
“If My people, who are called by My name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.”
He didn’t just quote the famous verse 14 — he read the full powerful passage, from Solomon finishing the Temple to God’s solemn warning and promise.
We have NEVER had a sitting President do this.
Not like this. Not with this clarity. Not pointing America straight back to the God who founded her.
This isn’t politics.
This is a leader calling a nation to repentance, humility, and revival.
When was the last time you saw a President open the Scriptures and declare that God can still heal our land — if we turn back to Him?
Share this if you believe America needs this message now more than ever.
God bless President Trump.
God bless the United States of America. 🙏🇺🇸
#TrumpReadsTheBible #2Chronicles714 #AmericaTurnBackToGod
Good day, UTME candidates. Tomorrow, Monday, 11th May, is a significant day as the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) will hold its 2026 Policy Meeting, to be chaired by the Honourable Minister of Education.
At the meeting, guidelines for the 2026 admission exercise into all tertiary institutions in Nigeria will be considered and adopted, including the determination of the minimum tolerable scores for admissions.
This year’s meeting will also witness the participation of the Deputy Minister of Education of Sierra Leone, Mr Sarjoh Aziz Kamara, alongside two Vice-Chancellors from Sierra Leonean universities: Prof. Edwin Momoh, Vice-Chancellor of Ernest Bai Koroma University of Science and Technology, and Prof. Bashiru Koroma, Vice-Chancellor of Njala University. They are in Nigeria to understudy the nation’s centralised admission system as Sierra Leone plans to establish a body similar to JAMB to streamline its own admission process.
The delegation was today taken through the examination and admission processes at the Board’s headquarters in Bwari. During tomorrow’s Policy Meeting, they will also witness firsthand how critical stakeholders are actively carried along in the admission value chain.
The Sierra Leonean delegation expressed profound appreciation to the Board, noting that the increasing admission population in their country has posed serious challenges and that the Nigerian model offers practical solutions to issues they had long sought to address.
Indeed, one can only imagine what Nigeria’s admission system would have looked like without JAMB. Those clamouring for the scrapping of the Board may better appreciate its strategic importance should such a situation ever arise.
Fabian Benjamin, Ph.D., OrgExpert
PCA JAMB