Showing posts with label Education. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Education. Show all posts

Saturday, 8 August 2026

Top 10 Uniben Graduates Making Great Moves in the Entertainment Industry

Top 10 Uniben Graduates Making Great Moves in the Entertainment Industry

The Nigerian Entertainment industry, known as Nollywood is largely recognized globally and is ranked as the second largest film producer in the world, after Hollywood. Its importance is well recognized as its worth is around $9bn as at present. There are many people who have made huge success through this industry and we will be taking a look at some of them, specifically those who graduated from the University of Benin.

1. Richard Mofe Damijo



Popularly known as RMD. Richard Mofe Damijo is a Nigerian actor, writer, producer. He studied Theatre Arts in Uniben and has also acted in various movies like castle and castle, fine wine and is also the producer of the popular TV series, Mr X. 

2. Bright Okpocha (Basket mouth) 



Basketmouth is a Nigerian actor and comedian widely known for his rib-cracking jokes and acts. Bright Okpocha is a graduate of Uniben having studied sociology and anthropology.

3. Lota Chukwu 


Lota Chukwu is an actress. She gained popularity after starring in the popular Nigerian TV series, Jenifa's Diary, produced by Funke Akindele. She played the role of 'kiki', a close friend of Jenifa. She studied Agricultural Economics and Extension Service in Uniben. You can read Lota Chukwu's full biography here

4. Omoni Oboli 


Omoni Oboli is a Nigerian actress, script writer, film director, digital filmmaker and producer. She has written several screenplays including the popular movie, The Figurine. She studied French in Uniben.

5. John Ighodaro 


Known by his stage name, Johnny Drille. John Ighodaro is a Nigerian singer and songwriter and is one of my favourite artistes. Johnny Drille studied English and Literature while in Uniben. 

6. Nosa Omogie


Professionally known as Nosa. Nosa Omoregie is a Nigerian recording artist, singer, songwriter and performer. He studied Engineering in Uniben.

7. Kelvin Ngozi Ikeduba 


Kelvin Ngozi Ikeduba is a Nigerian actor who won the award for Best Cross Over Actor at the Yoruba Movie Academy Awards in 2014. Kelvin Ikeduba also graduated from the University of Benin having studied Economics.

8. Edward Young 



Edward Young (Edward Osaretinmwen Erhahon) is a Nigerian filmmaker known for his debut production film, Kasanova. He studied Adult and Non-formal Education at University of Benin.

9. Oghenekaro Itene


Oghenekaro Lydia Itene is a Nigerian actress, businesswoman and humanitarian. She is a graduate of the University of Benin. 

10. Mildred Okwo




Mildred Okwo is a Nigerian film director and producer. She is the director of the award winning romance comedy-drama film, The meeting. She studied Theatre Arts while in Uniben. 

Progress is Not Measured by Stardom - Olalekan Olatunbosun

NNI: Can we meet you? (Personal, Education, Career-wise)

GUEST: My name is Olalekan Olatunbosun Onaopemipo, fondly referred to as Catalyst. Second of 4 Children. A native of Makun, Sagamu LGA, Ogun State. Born and bred in Lagos.
I completed my Senior Secondary School in 2011/2012. Bagged a Diploma in Public and International Relations from Olabisi Onabanjo University in 2015. I'm a graduate of Guidance and Counselling in Obafemi Awolowo University. By career, I'm a Personal Development Enthusiast, Public Speaker, Digital Marketing Strategist, and Business Development Executive.

OLALEKAN OLATUNBOSUN- NELOC MEDIA


NNI: How has your Social entrepreneurship journey been so far?

GUEST:  Well, maybe I should say it is about how well not how far. However, the parameter for measuring progress is not necessarily how much we have earned or risen to stardom. I think it is how fulfilled we have felt doing what we love doing. So, permit me to say that, my social/entrepreneurship voyage has brought me a feeling of fulfillment and life to a significant extent.

But the undeniable truth is, the journey gets tougher and sweeter.



NNI: In managing multiple businesses and initiatives as a student, how do you manage your time and balance academics and extracurricular activities?

GUEST: It's not easy I must confess. Time management is a skill that requires a lot of discipline. Managing businesses, initiatives, academics, faith and relationship is strenuous but it demands a lot of commitment. Sometimes, I feel like giving up some of these things but John Mason's words, 'The best place to start is where you are'. I just feel obliged to keep doing these things basically because I found joy in doing them.



NNI:  What is your worst business experience?

GUEST: Hmm. Worst business experience. I think that was sometime in 2016. I got a contract to make over 200 souvenirs, 3 roll-ups for a Bible conference in Ijebu Ode. I was also expected to handle the media presence of the conference online. Due to my busy schedule that period, I gave the job to one Shola at Nepa Road in Abeokuta and he really messed up with those things. It cost me my credibility to the organizer of the conference.

NNI:  Last year you organized The Catalyst Conference 1.0. What inspired and birthed your passion for the conference?

GUEST: The Catalyst Conference has been my dream since 2016. I attempted organizing it in August 2016 at the open space in the palace of Alake of Egbaland in Abeokuta but all efforts proved abortive. Three years later, I was able to achieve my dream. I used the same theme I wanted to use in 2016 last year. The theme was, 'The Youths Nigeria Deserves.'

The conference was actually borne out of the passion to reach the minds of young people and transform their consciousness for positive global influence.


NNI: On Youth Development and growth in Nigeria, do you think we are making progress?

GUEST: Well, I can't say outrightly that we are making progress or not. But I think there are many risk factors exposing us to regression in youth development and growth. It is pathetic that today, the government will rather use youths for hooliganism or the entertainment industry gives us something to nurse. Efforts are rather channeled towards fighting one-sided corruption, getting foreign loans among other anti-growth policies. Little is done to improve the lives of youth. Go and check our educational system.

I can't deny some individuals and organizations are committed to youth development in Nigeria. Ogbeni Dipo, Sunny Smart of African Youths Enterprise and others are really doing their best.

 

Peer influence and Social Media are two notable factors that have a great influence on youths- positive and negative. To what extent can you measure these influences?

Guest: We need no soothsayer to tell us how much these factors have influenced us. Peer pressure is almost becoming archaic. Social media is making this go worse. Cybercrime is flaunted on social media, erotic videos and lifestyles are uncensored. The influence is massive. This has been the basis of which many youths are living their lives.



NNI: You run The Learnaholics Academy.  How do you operate? Can you tell us more about the academy?

GUEST: The Learnaholics Academy is a personal and professional development-oriented institution. The academy is established as a result of cravings to raise the bar at helping people create values that will propel their personal and professional life. The Learnaholics Academy adopts both physical and electronic classroom learning mechanism to accommodate prospective students far and near.

At The Learnaholics Academy, we believe life is a continual learning exercise. Hence, we simply believe in education and information as a crucial recipe to scale new height, personally – in chosen professions. We want to help our students build enviable professional achievement, mature personality, better relationship, happiness, success, and prosperity in their endeavors.



NNI: As an inspirational speaker and life coach, what do you think fuels societal impact?

GUEST: Let me put them in three words, 'Purpose, Information, and Conviction'.

When a man finds his purpose, he can easily influence his society because his purpose will serve two main purposes, 'For the glory of God and benefit of Man'.

Information is second. When you are not informed, you will be deformed. The right information on societal needs and how to reach them will definitely fuel social impact. Lastly, the conviction is important. It is an ardent commitment and determination to raise societal values.



NNI: As it is, you manage different things? What is the fusion point between TOON (The Olalekan Olatunbosun Network), The Learnaholics Academy, Youth Empowerment and Support Initiative and your business brands itself?

GUEST: Everything here revolves around one thing... 'Growth and Development'. TOON is dealing with individuals on life demands. TLA focuses on personal and professional growth using an academic approach. YESI is reaching out to a group of people - youths, to influence them for positive global influence. My business brands still revolve around development and growths for other businesses, individuals or corporate entities.



NNI: What is your advice to fellow young individuals?

GUEST: Keeping doing what you love. It doesn't have to make sense to everybody. The vision is on tours. Keep striving. You are closer to your destination than you think.

Friday, 7 August 2026

47 Percent of Online School Students are Prone to Dropping Out, NMA Reports

NELOC Media Academy Reports


With the intrusion of COVID-19 in the first quarter of 2020, students and educators have taken to online classes as an alternative study measure to maintain academic and career balance.

 
According to a recent research by the NELOC Media Academy, results show that the increase in demand for online education rose by about 173% in the last few months, particularly due to the pandemic.


However, by its projections, this number may not decrease anytime soon. This is largely due to the fact that individuals (students, teachers and parents alike), institutions and the larger society is practically coming to terms and accepting the new digital reality. 
 

At the same time, the study also records that there has been a high number of online school dropouts as many students abandon their courses for many reasons. The survey revealed reasons ranging from the incompetence of lecturers in handling online teaching tools, inconvenient online learning platforms, huge internet data costs, network breaks, device storage or compatibility and student's emotional disposition among others.


The NELOC Media Academy Report was launched as an in-house growth publication to record the progress of the academy as well as monitor desired changes in the culture of learning media related courses. The Academy is an offshoot of the parent company NELOC Media, a digital marketing company.
 

Speaking to the press for NELOC Media Academy, the Chief Executive Officer, Mr. Nelson Vincent Ayomitunde emphasized that considering the future of learning, a student who drops out from an online course has lost value in no small measure. According to him, "it is not enough to put up online courses and sell these courses. A learner who signs up and later drops out isn't getting what they paid for. And while that's not entirely your responsibility as a teacher, it will still affect their experience of the course."


Mr Nelson also encouraged the lecturers at the academy to gain mastery of digital tools to create a course their learners will appreciate.

Monday, 27 July 2026

FG Grants Provisional Licence to High-Flyers University, Ekiti

The Federal Government of Nigeria has granted a provisional licence to High-Flyers University, Ikere-Ekiti, to commence operations as a private university in Ekiti State.


The licence was presented to the institution’s Proprietor, Dr. Busayo Ajayi, by the Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Prof. Abdullahi Ribadu, in Abuja on Friday.

The certificate, dated June 29, 2026, was jointly signed by the Minister of Education, Dr. Tunji Alausa, and the NUC Executive Secretary.

The approval followed the institution’s compliance with the NUC’s requirements for the establishment of a conventional private university.

High-Flyers University to commence with 15 programmes

According to details of the approval, High-Flyers University will commence academic activities with three faculties, 11 departments and 15 undergraduate programmes.

The programmes cover Allied Health Sciences, Science and Computing, as well as Social and Management Sciences.

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

The Faculty of Allied Health Sciences will offer:
  • Nursing Science
  • Public Health
  • Physiotherapy
  • Medical Laboratory Science

Faculty of Science and Computing

Programmes under the Faculty of Science and Computing include:

* Computer Science
* Cyber Security
* Information Technology
* Software Engineering
* Physics with Electronics
* Science Laboratory Technology
* Microbiology

Faculty of Social and Management Sciences

The Faculty of Social and Management Sciences will offer:

* Accounting
* Business Administration
* Criminology and Security Studies
* International Relations

Proprietor speaks on new Ekiti university

Speaking after receiving the provisional licence, Ajayi commended the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for creating an enabling environment for private universities.

He said the institution would assemble world-class scholars to build a university capable of producing globally competitive graduates.

Ajayi also expressed the ambition of contributing to efforts to improve Nigeria’s position in global university rankings.

He reaffirmed High-Flyers University’s commitment to quality education, research and innovation, which he described as important to national development.

What the approval means for prospective students

The provisional licence brings High-Flyers University into Nigeria’s expanding private university landscape and sets the stage for the institution to begin academic activities in Ikere-Ekiti.

However, prospective students should await official announcements concerning admission forms, school fees, admission requirements, cut-off marks and the commencement date for academic activities.

Students and parents are also advised to verify information about the university’s approved programmes through official NUC and university channels before making admission or payment decisions.

High-Flyers University at a glance

Tuesday, 21 July 2026

Family Plays a Huge Role in Language Appreciation - Olagunju Modupe

Olagunju Modupe believes that our Local language generally brings about cultural identity. As Founder of Yoruba Learning Initiative, Asalewa, the future of indigenous African language is safe. In this interview she tells us more about the need to promote indigenous languages.

Family Plays a Huge Role in Language Appreciation - Olagunju Modupe, Founder Asalewa Yoruba Learning Initiative 
 
 
NNI: Can we meet you? (Personal, Education, Career wise and everything else you want us to know)
Guest: My name is Olagunju Modupe, a graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University. I am an entrepreneur and a teacher.

NNI: What prompted you to teaching Yoruba language in your unique style?
Guest: My love for the language prompted me.

NNI: To you, what is the relevance of local language in communication and how can we leverage it for growth?
Guest: Our Local language generally brings about cultural identity. As long as you can identify yourself, language barrier is broken. That way, it will be easy to communicate without hindrances.
Also, we can leverage it for growth by promoting it in ways that will be beneficial to the owners of the language in the long run.

NNI: How did you come about Asalewa? How did it begin?
Guest: My dad's name is Awelewa. He noticed my passion for the language so he adviced me to provide  solutions to interested people who want to learn. That way, I can earn. Awe is mainly used for an handsome male child and to think  of it, Culture is beautiful! That's how I found the name Asalewa.
 
NNI: How receptive are students to the Language? Especially for first timers?
Guest: So far, the Yorubas in diaspora that I teach are excited to learn their mother language. The joy is in them to learn and understand.

NNI: In what ways do you think government and learning institutions are doing enough to promote cultural heritage?
Guest: The Government is not helping. In all settings, they prefer to speak  foreign languages even to their people.
Some learning institutions are enforcing it, especially at the Primary and Secondary level. In the curriculum of many schools, it is compulsory for students to learn a language but many still prefer to take courses in French than Yoruba.


NNI: Teaching the Yoruba language is not very recognised in our society. What ways do you suggest to improve the appreciation of Yoruba language?

Guest: Speaking the language. It all starts from the family. Families makes a society. So if a family doesn't feel their mother language is too local to speak to their children, then there will surely be an improvement. Family Plays a huge role in Language Appreciation.

NNI: By what you do, what defines social impact for you?
Guest: With Asalewa, I have impacted lives, I have made people see their language as a necessity and I have changed few people's orientation about Yorùbá language.

NNI: As a Yoruba Distant Learning Initiative, do you still intend to spread across other languages?
Guest: The Asalewa logo says it all. The design depicts Africa and our aim to teach all African languages. We have only started with Yoruba Language.

NNI: How do you run your classes at Asalewa.
Guest: Our classes run in sessions. There is a curriculum based on the student's level of knowledge about the Language. However, our basic goal is to meet individual needs as much as possible so that the class is not redundant for our students and to afford great fun while addressing their level of proficiency.
 

NNI: How do you think Language and Arts affects Global Youth Development and growth?
Guest: Cultural Art works, Shows, Exhibitions and Music in circulation is one good way through which Language is Language and Arts affects Global Youth Development and growth.

NNI: What is your advice to fellow young individuals?
Guest: Be smart. You only have a second to give an impression; get skilled and be informed.

NNI: What new heights do you hope to scale in the near future?
Guest: I hope to achieve more career wise

NNI: Thank you very much for your time.

Guest: You're welcome. Thanks for the opportunity.

Monday, 22 June 2026

How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAP 2026

This article is a complete step by step instructions on how Students can login to Jamb Caps and check their admission status on the Jamb's admission portal.

This Article answers all your questions on how to check your admission through the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board's Central Admission Processing System, known as JAMB CAPS. To aide Students' learning, each step is added with a diagram illustration and a video manual.

Jamb Portal | What is Jamb CAPS?
  • JAMB CAPS is an abbreviation for the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB’s) Central Admission Processing System (CAPs).
  • It a a specially designed electronic portal that helps students monitor their University and Tertiary Institution admission processes.
When can I check my Admission on Jamb Caps?
  • You can only begin to check your admission on Jamb Caps after you have written UTME exam and done with your School's Admission screening.
After the completion of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations (UTME), which is hosted by JAMB every year, the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) is activated to enable candidates monitor their admission statuses. Upon accessing the portal, candidates can easily know when they have been offered admission. 

On the other hand, it is not enough to know that a portal like the JAMB CAPs exist - it is much more important to know how to access the CAPS portal and successfully check your admission status. As such, this article answers the major question in your hearts - How do I check my JAMB CAPS? 

How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAPS Portal 2023

Admission has begin for 2023 session and the only authentic way to check your admission is through JAMB CAPS via their EFaciliy Students' login.

According to  JAMB's latest admission policy for 2023 admissions,  it mandated all schools to first recommend students for Admission to Jamb Board for admission and states that all Students must accept their admission on the Central Admission Processing System (CAPS) - for valid authentication of such Admission.

Depending on your school, as a Student, you need to accept your admission on CAPS before you see your name on the admission list by your school of choice when released.

For example, the Ekiti State University releases her admission first on Jamb Caps portal before releasing admission list on the University portal after uploading it on .

There are two methods to check your admission status in Nigeria; and both required you to have a valid Jamb Registration number, valid email and Phone number. 

The two methods are;
  1. JAMB Central Processing System (CAPS)
  2. JAMB Admission Letter Printing
We shall be explaining both methods below.

On why Caps is important, many undergraduate students have the problem of their admission not being processed by the CAPS. It could be due to the failure to upload O’level from the student or an error by the school.

Whatever challenge you have with the CAPS, you must ensure that you resolve the problem with your school admission office so that it won't stop you during NYSC mobilisation.

Here are step-by-step guide on how to check your admission status using a registration number or SMS.


Requirements to Check JAMB Admission:

Here are the four requirements to check your admission status on the JAMB CAPS;
  1. JAMB registration number
  2. Valid Email address
  3. Mobile internet connection
  4. Smartphone or Personal Computer (PC)
Here are the procedures on how to check your JAMB admission status on CAPS;

Here are the seven major steps to check your admission on Jamb CAPS:

  1. Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal
  2. Login to the Portal with your valid email and password
  3. Click on “Check Admission Status" icon
  4. Click on "Access  my CAPS" 
  5. Click on “Check Admission Status”
  6. Accept or Reject Admission
  7. Print your Admission Letter
Here are the detailed explanation to all the seven steps on how to check Admission on Jamb Caps:

These are Seven basic steps to check your admission on Jamb Caps as listed below:

Step 1. Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal - efacility.jamb.gov.ng/; Some Schools have already started uploading their Admission lists to the JAMB Portal. Candidates are therefore advised to closely monitor their admission status on JAMB CAPS so as to do the needful as soon as possible. At the same time, some other schools may not publish the list of admitted candidates on their own portal or notice board. If this is the case for you, the only way to know when you have been offered provisional admission is to check your admission status on JAMB CAPS. You simply need to click here to visit the portal or copy this link here and paste it in your browser - efacility.jamb.gov.ng/, as shown on the diagram below.

Complete Guide: How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAP
Photo: Front page of JAMB CAPS Login | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 2. Login to the Portal: As soon as the page loads on your browser, enter your registered email address and password to access your dashboard on the site. You will be lodged in and have access to your Jamb details.

How to reset my Jamb Caps Password:

If you forget your password, click on forget your password below the login page and follow the prompt [See diagram in step 1], a new password will be sent to your registered email.

Step 3. Click on “Check Admission Status”: It's beneath the features displayed on your screen [as shown in the diagram below] after you lodged in. you will find a menu bar, scroll through and click on the “Check Admission Status” button. The page will load and bring out the following two features:
  • Check admission status
  • Access CAPS
Complete Guide: How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAP
Photo: Jamb Caps dashboard features | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 4. Click on ‘Access my CAPS’: Now, you need to access your actual CAPS dashboard. The E-facility portal opens a new page from here when you click on “Access my CAPS”. It leads you to a new page where you can check your admission status and access your information on the Jamb as regard the progress of your Admission, as shown on the diagram below.

Complete Guide: How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAP
Photo: Jamb Caps Admission interface | Image credit: Jamb Portal

Step 5. Click on “Admission Status”: When you click on Admission Status, the portal loads to reflect your status. If you have been admitted, you will get a response with your Photo Image being displayed and a text Congratulating you on your admission offer. But if you are not offered any admission yet, you will get a text response with: "Sorry, No Admission has been Given Yet". Also, if your admission is in progress, the portal will come with message of "AIP", meaning that your School has considered you admission but it's still loading. When you see "AIP", keep checking the site because you will be given admission in few days as shown on the diagram below.

Complete Guide: How to Check Admission Status on JAMB CAP
Photo: Jamb Caps profile of a Student offered admission by Jamb | Image credit: Jamb Portal


Step 6. Accept or Reject Admission : Once a candidate has been offered admission on the Jamb Caps, such Candidate is required to do either of these two functions:
  • to accept the admission or
  • to reject the admission.
If you have been duly offered admission, Congratulations! Now, you can proceed to either ACCEPT OR REJECT ADMISSION. At this point, please note that successfully admitted candidates are advised to ensure that they indicate the acceptance or rejection of admission online and timely to enable the processing of their admission by their respective School.

Candidates should also note that they are to be careful when on Jamb CAPS, so as not to mistakenly reject their admissions when they ought to accept.

Step 7. Print your Admission Letter: This is the last step on the Jamb CAPS. Your admission letter is the evidence of your admission and It is important to note that candidates who have been offered admission are to print their admission letter after accepting the admission, as they will likely need this during clearance and registration in their respective school.

If you have duly followed these steps, by now you must have confirmed your admission status. If your admission process was successful, congratulations. You can now proceed to read our Complete Guide, a Full List of Requirements for your School Registration.

Also, to figure assist you in checking your Admission on Jamb Caps, watch the manual guide video below as designed by Daily News TV to help Students under the Jamb Portal.

As a student seeking admission in any School: AAUA, FUTA, OAU and other Schools in Nigeria, it's important that you get your admission via Jamb Caps first, as that will authentic your admission. 

Now that we are done with online method, let us switch to another recommended method, it can be access by anyone with and anywhere because it doesn't require mobile internet. 

How to Check JAMB Admission Status Without Email Address: 

You can check your JAMB admission status without an email address using SMS on your phone. This process will cost you fifty naira (₦50).

Here are the five procedures to check admission status without email;
  1. Open the SMS app on your phone
  2. Type 55019 or 66019 as the SMS recipient
  3. Enter Status + Exam year as your message. Example STATUS 2025
  4. Click on the Send SMS button
  5. MYou will receive your admission status via SMS.
But, It is advisable to check your admission status online on the JAMB CAPS.

Below are the three terms used by Jamb to notify Students their Admission processes;
  1. Not Admitted
  2. Admission in Process
  3. Accept Admission
Below are the meanings of each term:

1: For "Not Admitted": It means that your school of choice is yet to consider you for admission. It could also mean that you are yet to upload your O’level result or there is error in your uploads, click on your "Check O'level result".

2; Admission in Progress: This means your School has recommended you for admission and sent it to JAMB for approval. Check the portal in two weeks time for the progress. Be informed that once you see "AIP", your School will surely give you admission.

3: Accept Admission : This means Jamb has finally concluded your admission Screening and has given you an admission. Hence, you are to click to either accept or reject the admission.

Aside checking admission on Jamb caps, some other things to do on the site include; Printing of Admission letter, Original Jamb Result, Change of Course/Institution, Correction of Name, among others.

Disclaimer: All contents on this Page are legit information from Jamb Admission Portal , CAPS, accessed via efacility.jamb.gov.ng/, it's an educational website and subjected to regular changes. Hence, Daily News Report will keep this page update to be in tandem with Jamb Portal.

© Daily News Report'23

Saturday, 2 May 2026

Tsion Academy Joins Global Schools Forum, Strengthens Commitment to Free, Quality Education for Underserved Children

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Tsion Academy, a pioneering provider of free and quality education in Nigeria, has been officially admitted as a member of the Global Schools Forum (GSF), a collaborative community of over 200 non-state education organisations spanning 70+ countries.

The Global Schools Forum brings together some of the most impactful, innovative, and equity-driven organisations dedicated to improving education at scale for underserved communities. GSF currently comprises over 180 schools, networks, education support organisations, innovators, entrepreneurs and finders across 70 countries, impacting 135m children across 1.38m schools. The network also fosters connections, shared learning, and strategic policy engagement to expand access to high-quality, affordable education, particularly for children in low-income settings.

Speaking on the membership, the founder of Tsion Academy Adeola Nelson Della confirmed that: “joining the Global Schools Forum is a significant milestone for us. It affirms our belief that free, quality education is achievable when a community rallies together. We are excited to learn from, and contribute to a global community committed to transforming education for the most vulnerable children.”

Over the past year, Tsion Academy has expanded its frontiers with the launch of its second free schooling facility in Ile-Ife, which commenced academic activities on April 28, 2025. Under Della’s leadership, the Academy has distinguished itself as a centre for academic brilliance and holistic development, nurturing children intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, and physically. The school’s model also includes a Big Sister/Brother Initiative, as well as an Education Fund Bank designed to sponsor out-of-school children in low-income communities.

“We remain committed to serving with excellence and integrity,” Della added. “And this partnership with GSF will help us scale innovation, access global best practices, and amplify our impact as we work hand-in-hand with parents, guardians, and the wider community to shape future leaders.”

By becoming a member of GSF, Tsion Academy gains access to a supportive network that creates learning and networking opportunities, scales innovation through funding and coaching, and generates evidence of what works in education. The move aligns with GSF’s vision that all children can realise their potential through safe access to quality education.

Tsion Academy is a Nigerian non-state education provider offering free, quality schooling to children in underserved communities. Founded on the principle that “it takes a village to raise a child,” the Academy focuses on academic excellence, character development, and holistic growth. Its second facility in Ile-Ife continues its mission to make quality education accessible to more families.

About Global Schools Forum
Global Schools Forum (GSF) is a collaborative community of non-state organisations working to systemically improve education for underserved children through learning and networking, innovation scaling, evidence generation, and strategic policy engagement. GSF’s community spans 70+ countries.

Monday, 30 March 2026

How to Reprint JAMB Slip 2026/2027 JAMB Portal for UTME Exam Center and Date

Jamb repint has started and this is the easy way to reprint your JAMB examination slip for 2023/2024.

Your jamb examination slip is compulsory and in this article, we will show you how to print your jamb slip 2023/2024 easily. how to Print jamb slip 

How To Reprint Jamb Slip 2023/2024: Follow these steps if you want to get your 2023/2024 jamb slip which contains important things about your exam.
  1. Go to https://portal.jamb.gov.ng/ExamSlipPrinting/PrintExaminationSlip
  2. Enter your jamb registration number, email address or phone number.
  3. Make sure the email address or phone number you entered is the one that you used to register for jamb.
  4. Click on the print slip button.
You can save the slip as a PDF file on your phone then proceed to any computer cafe to print it out.

how to Reprint JAMB Slip 2023/2024 date on jamb.org.ng for UTME Exam center and date

You can also go to any computer cafe near you to reprint jamb slip  easily but you will have to pay two hundred naira (₦200) to the cafe. Note that printing of Jamb slip is FREE.

When Is The Date For Jamb Reprinting? The printing of jamb slip has already started. Jamb reprinting starting date, that’s when it will start. jamb reprint

How Many Times Can I Print out My Exam Slip? You can print out your exam slip as much as you can. There is no limit to this. However, I don’t see any reason why you need to print out your jamb slip more than once. This is why you need to make photocopies, in case you misplaced the original slip.

When Is The Deadline For Printing Out of Jamb slip 2026/2027? Currently, there is usually no deadline or closing date for the printing out of jamb exams slip. But you should know this; you can’t enter the exam hall without this slip, hence you need to print your jamb Slip to know your Exam date, centre and time.

What Will The Jamb 2023/2024 Slip contain? The slip will contain almost everything about your exam and even you (your data). It will contain:
  • Your jamb  exam date
  • Your examination center
  • The time in which you are to do your exam
  • Your email address, 
  • Your phone number, 
  • Your names, 
  • Your valid jamb registration number,
  • Your centre number
  • Your seat number. 
Some basic jamb rules and regulations that you should know: do not be late to your exam venue, do not come with any mobile or electronic devices to the exam Hall and obey the Jamb invigilators.

How many questions are in UTME? Use of English has 60 Questions, other 3 relevant subjects has 40 Questions each. All Candidates are expected to answer all the questions within the specified time.

When is Jamb Result for 2023/2024? Candidates are advised to keep checking the Jamb portal as results may likely be released after the Examination.


How to Login to University of Ibadan (UI) Student School Portal

The University of Ibadan, UI has opened its portal for both fresh and returning Students for 2023/2024 sessions, this article will guide all Students; full-time and distance learning on how to login to the portal via - www.ui.edu.ng and portal.ui.edu.ng/

Table of contents:
  • UI Portal
  • How to login to UI Students Portal
  • UI distance Learning Centre (UI DLC)
To further assist Students on the login processes, this article comes with diagram illustrations and embedded Video manual guide.

UI Student Portal | How to Login – portal.ui.edu.ng:

The University of Ibadan (UI) student portal for 2023/2024 session is now open and accessible for all Students; fresh and returning students should visit www.ui.edu.ng or portal.ui.edu.ng as shown on the diagram below:

How to login to UI Student Portal - www.ui.edu.ng |University of Ibadan School Portal
Photo: Front page of University of Ibadan, UI School Portal | Image credit: UI portal

What is UI School Portal?

These are the five (5) basic features on the UI School Portal:
  1. Result of Checking
  2.  Cutoff Marks for Departments
  3. Admission List
  4. Students' Portal
  5. Latest UI Updates.
The UI Student Portal can be opened and accessed anywhere in the world with your mobile phone or PC Computer. All you have to do is to visit www.ui.edu.ng and login with your details.

To login to UI Student Portal, you need to have an active email address, a strong password of at least Seven letters and good internet connection. See how to login to UI Student Portal as indicated below.

How to Login to UI Student Portal – portal.ui.edu.ng

These are the only four (4) steps to login to UI Student Portal as shown below:
  1. Visit: portal.ui.edu.ng
  2. Enter your Matric Number/ Username
  3. Enter your Password used during registration.
  4. Finally, click on Log in to access UI Student Portal.

How to Login to UI distance Learning Student (dlc) Portal – https://dlcportal.ui.edu.ng/login

How to login to UI Student Portal - www.ui.edu.ng |University of Ibadan School Portal

The UI distance learning Student Portal can be logged in through the following Four (4) steps below:
  1. Visit - dlcportal.ui.edu.ng/login
  2. Enter your Matric Number/ Username
  3. Enter your Password used during registration.
  4. Finally, click on Log in to access UI Student Portal.
I'm sure you have learnt the perfect method as this article just showed you. Watch the Manual guide video to show you a more simplified way to login to UI Student Portal;



University of Ibadan | Mail Address
  1. Oduduwa Road, Ibadan, Oyo, Nigeria.
  2. +234 2 810 1100. +234 400 550 614.
  3. +234 809 224 5372.
  4. +234 809 810 3043.
  5. www.ui.edu.ng


Disclaimer: All the information here are from the University of Ibadan official Portal, accessed via ui.edu.ng, hence; they are subject to changes as deemed necessary by the School. NELOC Media News will keep this page in tandem with UI School Portal.

Admission Requirement Check List for Freshmen Registration in AAUA, EKSU, UI OAU

This Article talks about all the files needed in School for 100 level and Direct Entry Students into Varsities.

Congratulations on your Admission into Tertiary Education. In this post, we shall take you through all the files required by Varsities to process your registration process as Freshmen.

To those who already resumed and  you still waiting for resumption, here are the documents you are to bring to school for signing of Bio-data and Fresh Registration. 

While you are waiting for resumption, do be informed that there is probability you will be resuming soon. But, while you are waiting, here things you should know. 

Here are all you need to know about Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko, Ondo State:

Adekunle Ajasin University is located in Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, Nigeria. The school is having three Female Hostels located on Campus and Male Hostels located at Ikare Akoko (the capital of Akugba Akoko) and they are available for students to apply for bed space. Upon resumption, the university will take you through the process of getting accommodation on Campus.

After you have been offered admission by the School and Jamb, kindly proceed to pay your acceptance fee on the school Portal, so as to print your admission letter. You are also to proceed to Jamb to pay and print your Jamb admission letter; which will come in two different copies- (One for candidate, one for Institution.) 

Upon resumption, you will be asked to proceed to the AAUA eduportal site to create a Ussername and Password so as to register as a student of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko, and you will be made to create your bio-data on the site.

Unpon the completion of the bio-data, you will print the papers and proceed to sign them at your various Departments, Facultys, Dean of Students' Affairs and lastly at the Exams and Records Department.

While you are waiting for resumption date, which will come soon, here are list of documents required of you to bring to school so as to complete your bio-data and signing process, for AAUA

Here are list of files needed by University Students for in School for signing:

  1. Original O'level Result (s)
  2. Original Jamb Result
  3. School Admission Letter
  4. Jamb admission letter (for institution)
  5. Passport photograph (red background)
  6. Payment slip for School Acceptance Fee.
  7. Attestation letter
  8. Original Birth certificate
  9. State of Origin
  10. Post UTME Screening slip.
  11. Court affidavit (for those changing names and others on their documents.)

Details of how to get some of those documents will be made available below.

To those who are admitted on JAMB CAPS and yet to see their names on the AAUA admission site, keep checking as your name will be uploaded Soon.

We are pleased to inform all Students that AAUA has also begin sales of 2022/23 Post UTME Screening form. Access all information to it on our website via Education.

To those admitted into Ekiti State University, congratulations on your Admission. Below are all what you need as EKSU Freshmen for your Clearance/Registration Procedure:

Here are all the information you need to know about Ekiti State University Screening, (EKSU);

Firstly, Candidates are to visit the Admissions Office to obtain Authority to proceed for registration and submit their O’Level results for verification.

Then, Candidates are to visit the office of the Faculty Officer to collect screening materials. They are to present their provisional admission slips, the letter of acceptance of the provisional admission and the receipt of payment down-loaded from the internet.

Also, be informed that Faculty Officer issues screening materials to candidates, that is, the Screening of Credential Form and four (4) student data files. The Faculty Officers are to check the names of candidates presenting themselves for registration on the admission list.

Candidates are to fill the personal data files and put the photocopies of their credentials and other documents in the files – a complete set in each file.

Candidates are also to proceed to their Heads of the Departments who sight the original copies of their credentials/documents and sign the candidates screening forms, if qualified for admission into the Department.

Upon that, the candidates shall return to the Faculty Officer, who will then sight the original copies of the candidates’ documents and sign the new Students Screening Forms, if qualified based on the documents tendered.

Candidates are to return to the Admissions Office to obtain their O’Level Verification Certificate to be used for Central Screening.

Then, Candidates shall proceed to the Senate and Academic Matters’ Office for Central Screening with their student data files and the O’ level Verification Certificate issued to them by the Admission’s Office (Compulsory requirement).

Candidates shall submit the four copies of the personal data files after Central Screening as follows:

a. A copy to the Faculty Officer.

b. A copy to the Head of Department’s Office.

c. A copy to the Central Screening Officer/Senates & Academic Matters Officer.

d. A copy to the Admission Officer.

Alongside the file, all candidates are expected to produce the following documents and properly arranged in their files when coming for the central screening: 

Here are list of files needed by Ekiti State University (EKSU) students for signing and Registration:

  1. Provisional letter of Admission – Downloaded from the school Internet.
  2. Letter of Acceptance of the offer of provisional admission – Downloaded from the Internet/obtained from JAMB.
  3. Authority to proceed for Registration.
  4.  O’Level Verification Certificate (SSCE/NECO/NCE/ND/GCE A/Level NCE where applicable) from Admissions Office.
  5.  Original copies of WASC/NECO results and other results e.g. NABTEB, Pre-degree placement NCE etc.
  6. passport size photographs.
  7. Birth Certificate.
  8. Attestation of Local Government of Origin (obtained at Candidates' local government Area)
  9. Evidence of payment of school fees i.e. E-transact receipt.
  10.  Evidence of registration at the University Health Centre.
  11. Evidence of payment for the collection of Students Information Handbook. (Price varies across Varsities).
  12. Attestation letter from a reputable Nigerian but not from any student or headship of student’s organizations.

NOTE: All candidates are to make available four (4) photocopies of their credentials in four separate files at the point of the screening exercise.

To those yet to secure admission, see some of the major reasons you are yet to be admitted. Don't forget to Keep checking our site always. Share to other candidates to be informed.

FUTA Releases Admission List for 2025/2026 Academic Session

This article gives Students latest admission updates in the Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA. The 2022/2023 Futa Admission list is out already and this post will guide all the prospective Students the needed procedures on how to check their Admission on Jamb and FUTA website.

FUTA Admission List for 2022/2023 Academic Session is Out | Latest FUTA Admission News - futa.edu.ng

All the candidates seeking admission into the prestigious Federal University of Technology Akure, (FUTA) and also took part in the recent post UTME screening exercise are to proceed to check their admission status because the FUTA management has released the merit admission list for the 2022/2023 academic session.

FUTA admission list contains the names of candidates offered provisional admission into FUTA's various degree programmes for the 2022/2023 academic session; which contains all qualified students.

Six quick steps on how to Check your FUTA Admission List 2022/2023:

The admission status can only be checked by Jamb Caps currently. Students seeking admission into the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA)  can only access their admission status on the JAMB admission status checking portal, known as CAPS. Follow the following Six basic procedures outlined below to check:

STEP 1: To access your Federal University of Technology Akure, (FUTA) admission status, login to the JAMB portal at portal.jamb.gov.ng/efacility_/

STEP 2: Login to your Jamb profile with your username and password.

STEP 3: Scroll down then locate and click the ‘Check Admission Status‘ tab.

STEP 4: Select your Exam year and enter your Jamb registration number in the required column.

STEP 5: Finally, click on ‘Check Admission Status‘ to access your FUTA admission status.

STEP 6: Click on "Accept/Reject"  admission to finalize your admission.

NOTE: NELOC Media News will update this post immediately the FUTA admission list is available on the university website.

But, to check your admission on FUTA portal when it's available, you will be able to follow the four procedures outlined below. 

1. Go to FUTA admission status checking portal at FUTA Admission

2. Supply your UTME/DE registration number in the required column.

3. Finally, click on Submit to access your FUTA admission status which will come with procedures on how to make acceptance fee.



Disclaimer: All the information here are verified details from the FUTA Official School Portal accessed via - futa.edu.ng and it remains the property of futa, which is subjected to changes should need be by the School Management. Daily News Report shall keep this page updated in tandem with FUTA.

Sunday, 29 March 2026

Adekunle Ajasin University Begins Sales of 2026 Post UTME Screening Form

Adekunle Ajasin University Begins Sales of 2024 Post UTME Screening Form


Are you a Jambite seeking admission into the undergraduate programme into Adekunle Ajasin University? Let us take you through the processes.

The management of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akugba-Akoko, Ondo State has announced the sales of 2022/23 Post UTME Screening Form for Applicants to apply. 

According to the information made available by the Registrar, the registration begins 15th of September, 2022, with 160 as general Jamb Cut-off Mark in AAUA, while Law cutoff mark in AAUA is 250 and above . The form and screening is done online.

Information obtained by NELOC Media News indicates that the School and other Varsities are done with 2021/22 Admission for those that wrote JAMB last Year; while the new screening form is for those that wrote JAMB this year.

With the addition of 2022/23 Admission, next academic session will have students from 2021/22 and 2022/23 coming in as 100 level. That is next session in AAUA will have double Freshers (100 level).

The AAUA Post UTME Screening Update from the School Reads in part: 

"ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY

AKUNGBA-AKOKO, ONDO STATE, NIGERIA


"2022/2023 ADMISSIONS SCREENING EXERCISE

"This is to inform all UTME and Direct Entry candidates who applied for admission to Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State for the 2022/2023 academic session that registration for Post-UTME admission screening exercise will commence from Thursday, 15th, September 2022.


Eligible Candidates

Candidates who are eligible for the Screening Exercise are:

  • Those who made Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) their institution of First choice in the 2022/2023 UTME and  scored 160 and above;
  • Direct Entry candidates who chose AAUA as their institution of First choice; and
  • Those who sat for the 2022/2023 UTME, scored 160 and above and are willing to change and make Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko their institution of First choice.

NOTE: Candidates who did not make Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko their institution of First choice initially, but are willing to choose AAUA, should make the necessary change of Institution on JAMB CAPS to AAUA before the close of registration for the screening exercise.

"All eligible candidates are to visit the University website https://putme.aaua.edu.ng to register for the screening as from Thursday, 15th September, 2022 after making a payment of Two thousand Naira (N2,000.00) only. Payment should be made on-line on the University Screening Portal.


Guidelines for Candidates Register for AAUA On-line Post UTME

i. Visit AAUA Post UTME Site;


AAUA Post UTME  Screening Site


  • Create an account with valid JAMB registration number and E-mail address;
  • Confirm your E-Mail address by clicking on the link sent to your E-mail (check spam box, if not found in your E-mail inbox);
  • Log in and make payment  of N2, 000.00 only via PayTech (MasterCard and VISA only);
  • After successful payment, candidates are to fill their Bio-data with valid details ; and
  • Print out Bio-data slip.

General Instructions to all Candidates

i. Candidates are advised to correctly upload all their O’Level results on the portal. A maximum of two (2) sittings is allowed in the case of O’Level requirements.

ii. AAUA accepts WAEC, NECO and NABTEB O’Level results.

iii. AAUA accepts ND (Upper Credit), HND (Lower Credit) and JUPEB (6 Points) for Direct Entry candidates.

iv. Candidates awaiting O’Level results may also apply but must upload their results on both the University portal and JAMB CAPS as soon as they are released for seamless admission processing.

v. Candidates are to click on Admission Requirements to check for O’Level and UTME subject requirements for the respective courses of choice.

vi. Candidates who did not comply with the UTME subject combination are requested to change to their desirable courses on JAMB CAPS.

vii. Candidates are advised to read the O’Level requirements of their courses and select the right subject combinations, which must include Credit Passes in English Language and Mathematics for all courses in AAUA.

viii. Candidates should ensure that the on-line form is carefully completed, following ALL necessary instructions, as “mistake(s)” may be seen as misrepresentation/falsification of documents, which shall lead to disqualification. 

ix. Candidates are then to print-out evidence of completion of transaction and keep for future reference.

x. It is compulsory for all candidates to participate in the on-line screening exercise to qualify them for consideration by the University.


"SPECIAL NOTICE TO PROSPECTIVE APPLICANTS 

a) The registration for the on-line screening exercise commences on Thursday, 15th September, 2022.

b) Candidates willing to apply for the LAW programme must not score less than 250 marks in the 2022 UTME.

c) Candidates are advised to provide valid and active E-mail addresses and phone numbers (without DND ‘’DO NOT DISTURB’’). 


The University will not take responsibility for failure to get information as a result of invalid E-mail addresses and non-functional phone numbers.



Adekunle Ajasin University Akugba-Akoko, AAUA Big Gate


"PLEASE, NOTE THAT THE UNIVERSITY DOES NOT HAVE ANY AGENT." AAUA official School site/Portal