Girl Talk: Why everything is wrong with Mini Skirts, Hot Pants

As parents, educators, and volunteers who work with youth, we probably think that today’s youth live in a complex world—one that may prove to be more challenging than when we were teenagers. Teens may be especially confused and misinformed by media-based myths about sexuality and sex role behaviours. It is not uncommon to see images

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VICTORY! JAMB Rescinds Redistribution Policy

Like they say, “Bad policies do not last.” Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, Welcome to the 21st century! The Public Relations officer of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, Mr. Fabian Benjamin, has announced that the redistribution policy that sees UTME candidates being posted to other higher institutions against their choice has been rescinded. Mr. Fabian

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JAMB urges candidates to check website for redistribution

Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has urged the 2015 UTME candidates to check its website http://jamb.org.ng/ for the list of universities they have been redistributed to. Speaking this morning on Channels TV, JAMB registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said 2015 UTME candidates are to check JAMB’s website for the list and the universities they have

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WAEC threatens to withhold results of candidates from 19 States over debts

Many candidates who sat for the May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination may not have their results released in the next two weeks, the West African Examinations Council has announced. No fewer than 19 states of the federation owe the council about N4bn examination registration fees. The WAEC Head of National Office, Lagos, Mr.

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Classwork Series and Exercises {English Language – JSS3}: How to Write a Play

Literature: Features of a Play Plays have the following features: The speakers’ names are printed in capitals at the beginning of their speech, with a colon following the name. E.g. DANIEL:, TOLU: e.t.c A play may also contain stage directions e.g. (Takes her hand.) These always appear in italics, and in brackets. E.g. DANIEL (He turns

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