Author name: Faminu Oluwagbemisola

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board on Tuesday said the results of 111,981 candidates who sat for the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination had been withheld for further screening while it had released 1,502,978 results. The JAMB’s Head of Public Affairs, Dr. Fabian Benjamin, who stated this in a release, noted that the results of […]

For everyone that participated in the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) 2018/2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)  a new batch of results have been realeased and you can check yours online by following these simple steps: Go to JAMB result checking portal at http://www.jamb.org.ng/eFacility/CheckUTMEResults. Enter your JAMB Registration Number/Email Address in the required column. Click

Web development is the most common and easiest entry point into software development for aspiring computer programmers. Almost all major software including mobile apps, desktop application and web application have a web based back end, including your anti-virus software. Below are some common computer programs ; 1.       HYPERTEXT PRE-PROCESSOR (PHP) Hypertext Pre-processor is the most

Secondary school may be quite difficult to handle, having poor performance may be discouraging but you can always become better. Being an excellent student worthy of your parents and teachers’ admiration is quite easy. You just have to be determined, serious, willing and disciplined. Below are some tips to help you become a straight As

A Sicilian Tale By Amy Friedman and Meredith Johnson   Once upon a time, a man built a beautiful house high atop a hill. When he died, he left his fortune and the house to his son, Antonio, who began to spend the money immediately. Antonio spent money so quickly and so carelessly that one

A long time ago, in the little town of Aye lived a wealthy farmer known as Aremu, who with his wife Arike was very nice and caring. The couple was always trying to put smiles on the faces of every child that crossed their paths despite not having a child of their own. Their belief

African Folktale Grasshopper and Toad appeared to be good friends. People always saw them together. Yet they had never dined at each other’s houses. One day Toad said to Grasshopper, “Dear friend, tomorrow come and dine at my house. My wife and I will prepare a special meal. We will eat it together.” The next

A Spanish Tale Once upon a time, a king had one son, and when he was old enough, he told his father he wished to marry the most beautiful woman in the world. “I’m going to travel the world until I find her,” said the prince. And he set off. He travelled far that first

 A TALE FROM SOUTHERN AFRICA. One day at dawn in southern Africa, a lazy hunter woke to the sound of his children’s wails. “Go hunt some food for the children,” his wife said. The hunter nodded sleepily and slowly walked outside.”Ah, already it’s hot,” he said, looking up at the brightening sky. The sun was

 An African Tale. Long, long ago there lived an old woman who sold the best soup in the market. It was chicken soup. Nobody knew the old woman’s name. Nobody knew where she lived. Nobody knew why her soup was always the best in the market and why it was so hot. But people did