Enabling creatives to amplify their entrepreneurial voice. Building @fotopoolapp @amplifyscale @flowithdim [email protected] c linktr.ee/diimejii
diimejii Oladimeji Ajegbile
In 2017, I decided to leave my long term career path in architecture. I didn't have a detailed plan.
I just knew I wanted to explore something different creatively. I felt like there was more in me than the path I was going in. So I stepped away.
The next few years were quiet. I spent them mastering graphic design, user experience, photography, videography. Anything that helped me understand storytelling and visuals better.
There was no audience yet. Just practice.
Then I decided I would start documenting the journey of figuring it out publicly in video form.
Not because I knew it would become anything.
But because I wanted to see my own growth.
I studied creators I admired. I noticed many of them started with what they had. Still, I wanted mine to feel elevated from the beginning, so I started saving for a camera and microphone.
It took almost a year to save.
January 2019, I figured I needed a physical space to house all my creative chaos so I renovated a bedroom in an old apartment my parents owned.
I shared the process publicly. Painting walls, laying carpet, building furniture and figuring things out.
Every day, I posted a 60-second vlog. Nobody was paying me, but a few people were watching.
By February 2019, I stopped waiting. I decided to record my first proper YouTube video on my phone and posted it. I was nervous. I had no clue what I was doing, but I did it anyway.
By the end of 2019, I made a decision. For 90 days straight, I would post one video every single day.
So I studied short-form storytelling. Retention.
Hooks. Editing rhythm. I wasn't chasing brands.
I was sharpening skill.
Then in August 2020, Instagram launched Reels and I reposted all the high performing videos on TikTok I had already created during that 90-day content stretch and my account started growing.
Slowly, then steadily.
November 2020, I received an email from a brand offering me A50K to create a video. At the time, I didn't even understand what a big deal that was, so I declined because I didn't reallu see myself as someone brands paid yet.
I kept showing up, then in 2021, I got an email from someone who had been watching my content for a while. They loved the style and asked for my rate.
I didn't even have a rate card so I just said 150,000 Naira.
They said yes.
I was so excited about it that I created two drafts.
They chose one, I posted it and it performed well.
Just a month later, they paid me again to post the other draft I had already made.
That was the shift. I was getting paid to be myself.
Since then, I've worked with brands like Google, Amazon, Microsoft, HP, Coursera, Fiverr, Monzo.
Not because I reinvented myself, but because I stayed consistent long enough for the right people to notice.
Enabling creatives to amplify their entrepreneurial voice. Building @fotopoolapp @amplifyscale 這 @flowithdim [email protected] c linktr.ee/diimejii
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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;
JAMB Central Processing System (CAPS)
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;
JAMB registration number
Valid Email address
Mobile internet connection
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:
Visit the JAMB CAPS Portal
Login to the Portal with your valid email and password
Click on “Check Admission Status" icon
Click on "Access my CAPS"
Click on “Check Admission Status”
Accept or Reject Admission
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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;
Open the SMS app on your phone
Type 55019 or 66019 as the SMS recipient
Enter Status + Exam year as your message. Example STATUS 2025
Click on the Send SMS button
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;
Not Admitted
Admission in Process
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.
Call for Abstracts – 9th Biennial Conference, School of Sciences, DESCOEM | July 2026
Dear Esteemed Colleagues,
Preparations are well underway for the 9th Biennial Conference of the School of Sciences, Delta State College of Education, Mosogar, scheduled for July 2026.
We cordially invite scholars, researchers, and postgraduate students to submit abstracts of original research aligned with the Conference theme. This Biennial Conference provides a distinguished platform for intellectual exchange, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the advancement of scientific inquiry.
Kindly disseminate this announcement within your networks and submit your abstract to the Conference Secretariat via [email protected] on or before 30th June, 2026
The Local Organising Committee looks forward to welcoming you to Mosogar for what promises to be a stimulating and impactful academic gathering.
To some, she is Majek, and to others, she is Mummy Wale, but Popularly known as Omo Oba across social media, Ruth Aderonke Adepoju is a Nigerian video content creator, influencer, story teller, actress, skit maker, and Instagram comedian.
Born on 27th January, 2001, Aderonke is a 2023 graduate of Law, holding her LLB degree from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria. She thereafter proceeded to the Lagos Campus of theNigerian Law School where she bagged her BL and was called to the Nigerian Bar in July, 2025.
My father is a medical doctor and my mother is a civil servant. I have two elder brothers and one younger brother.
Why and how did you create the characters—‘Daddy Ronke’, ‘Mummy Ronke’ and ‘Ronke’?
I create those characters because of the nature of my skits. My skits are usually relatable for entire families, because they involve the mother, father and children. I needed characters that would represent those members of a family.
What’s the story behind your brand name, ‘Omooba’?
I come from a lineage of royalty. Whenever members of family, especially my dad, want to greet me, they call me ‘Aderonke omooba’ (Aderonke, the child of a king). When it was time for me to choose a brand name, I felt ‘Omooba’ would be a perfect fit, because I liked it.
Aderonke started making comedy skits in 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown. I used to make videos and post them on Instagram. However, I took a break in 2021, because of my studies in the university. I resumed content creation fully in May 2022 after my final examination.
Nominations and Awards
For her craft, Aderonke has been nominated for, and won awards in the following categories
Funny Creator of the Year Award (Moment Awards 2026)
Aderonke Adepoju is active on social media. You can connect with her via her connect with her via her official handles on Facebook, Instagram and X. You can also subscribe to her YouTube channel here
Greene Apaokagi Maryam Abisola, who is popularly and professionally known as Taaooma, is a Nigerian actor, comedian, Digital/Social Media Influencer, Content Creator, Cinematographer, and Entrepreneur.
By her creative nature, Taooma successfully plays the multiple roles of Kunle, Ronke - Iya Tao, Uncle Laolu, Tao and Quadri amongst others.
Taaooma was born on the 28th of February 1999 in Ilorin, Kwara State, Nigeria.
An Entrepreneur, Taooma is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Chop Tao, a food company, and directs for The Greenade Company, a cinematography firm.
Growing up, Taooma attended the Dolastar Primary school, Adewole, Ilorin Kwara State. In 2009 however, Taaooma and her parents traveled out of Nigeria to Namibia, a country in Southern Africa, where she attended the Amazing Kids Private School and Academy. She thereafter proceeded to Concordia College, Windhoek, Namibia where she completed her secondary school education.
In 2015, Taooma returned to Nigeria and gained admission into Kwara State University Malate (KWASU), Ilorin, where she studied Tourism, Hospitality, and Travel Service Management. Taaooma became spotlighted in 2016 after her comedy videos started making waves on Instagram. Her video ideas come from everyday experiences with an African mother and child. She won the “Best Online Comedian of the Year” award at the Gage Awards, in 2019.
Maryam Apaokagi spent most of her early years in Namibia. She studied Tourism and Travel Service Management at the Kwara State University. In 2022, she tells The Punch, “I wanted to be a doctor. Later, I changed it to a lawyer. I got to university and was offered Tourism.”
In 2015, she started online comedy after convincing her fiancé to teach her the basics of video editing. She rose to stardom in 2019 with a skit based on African parents taking their children to school. In 2019, she was the face of Media Room Hub’s July Issue. Her comedy skits are centered on exposing African mothers and their unique manner of disciplining African children with a slap.
Taooma is happily married to her heartthrob, Abdulaziz Oladimeji (aka. Abula). The duo got engaged in February 2020 in Namibia, and got married on 24th January, 2021. and welcomed their first child, a baby girl, in 2024.
Recognitions, Nominations, and Awards
On 8 November 2020, she was part of The Future Awards Africa: Class of 2020 for the prize of content creation (YouTubers, Vloggers). Apaokagi also made The Guardian Nigeria’s list of 100 Most Inspiring Women in the country.
Taooma is active on social media. You can connect with her via her official handles on Facebook, Instagram, X and TikTok. You can also catch up with Taaooma's updates via her official YouTube Channel here.
Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) is to impair, notably by cutting off or otherwise disabling a part in the female S@x organ. World Health Organization regarded FGM as gender inequality as it deprives the Females in many ways.
Our Guest, Dr. Andrew Abisola shared more lights to FGM.
Quest: What is the origin of this FGM
Guest: Thanks for having me. FGM origin looks obscue though, but there has been anthropological and historical research to help us understand how the practice came about. Some Researchers have traced the origin from the time of slavery, In 1609, where ladies are sewed to prevent them from having any s@xual interco@rse.
FGM is topically attached to religious belief, it is practised in some communities with the belief that it is a religious requirement that must be do; it started before the advent of Christianity and Islam.
Quest: Dr., since It is an old Pratice, why are we still practicing it these days?
Guest: FGM is practised today as a result of the mix religious, Social and cultural factors within the community space and society. FGM is considered as an important step of raising a girl properly and preparing her for adulthood/marriage
Quest: What are the Effects? Are there positive ones?
Guest: To be sincere, there is no positive effect to FMG. All are negatives because it deprived most Women from enjoying their Marriage.
Image of a Woman Going Through Pains During FGM
The effects of FGM on Girl-child and women is dependent on many factors which include: how expert the practitioner is, the amount of resistance from the victim, the hygiene condition under which it is performed is also a big issue, etc..
Sharp Objects Used For FGM
• These are the Effects of Female Genital Mutilation
Some of the Medical implications include: Shock, Sharp pains, haemorrhage, tetanus infection, urinary tract infection, fever and could also lead to death.
Other consequences include: risk to HIV/AIDS, low sex drive, complications during childbirth, anaemia, damage to the urethra resulting in urinary incontinence, dyspareunia, hypersensitivity of the genital area, etc.
Quest: For people to still do this, there must be something attached to FGM.
Guest: Yes, there are some superstitions and beliefs attached to FGM, those stuffs are purely misconceptions though.
Quest: Can we have some of them Dr.?
Guest: Sure, first as Religious Tradition; many people believed that FGM is attached to some religious traditions that authentic it. It's capital NO!
Another one is that some people believed FGM is recommended Medically. No, it isn't. Matter of fact, FGM has no health benefit and has only caused harm to the reproductive health of Girl-child and women around the world. Most homes are destroyed by this. Hence, it's is not Medically or scientifically advised.
Quest: Is FGM only performed on women?
Guest: Though, there has been different beliefs on the performance of FGM, which some believed that FGM Is only performed on babies at their birth, so that it won't have much effect on them. Some also believed that only women experience FGM. But, the truth is anyone does; babies, young girls, ladies, Pregnant women, married women all experience it.
FGM Performed On A Baby
Guest: Is FGM only happening in Africa?
Guest: No, the FGM is happening all over the world, not only in African Countries. In 2017, the United Nations reported that the number of victims has risen to 250 million girls and women around the World.
Quest: Is FG still rampant these days?
Guest: not really, but more awareness is needed to put a total end to FGM. I appeal to the Media, Government and all relevant NGOs and Stakeholders to help in the awareness program. It must stop. We need to stop endangering lives of the Girl-child and Women because it's a crime against humanity. It must stop.
