Senate Summons JAMB Over Admission Policy, Wants UTME Results Valid For 3 Years

Following the adoption of the motion on “JAMB’s new
admission policy” which was sponsored by Senator
Joshua Lidani of Gombe South and seven others,

the
Nigerian senate has asked the senate committee on
education to invite the leadership of Joint Admission
And Matriculation Board to ascertain and look into the
circumstances surrounding the new JAMB Admission
Policy.
The senate also told the committee to consult relevant
stake holders like the Parents Teachers Association,
Academic Staff Union of Universities in order to come up
with a more acceptable admission policy.
According to the sponsor of the motion, the new JAMB
policy is contrary to the JAMB Act as stipulated in the
constitution.
Meanwhile, the senate has asked JAMB to consider
increasing the validity of its results from one to three
years to reduce the number of yearly applicants.

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RAWLINGS, FORMER GHANIAN PRESIDENT ADVISES NIGERIANS!

JJ Rawlins: I can't believe that despite the setback of Nigeria as a result of a failed British experiment on that country, Nigeria is still very much in Love with them. Nigeria has everything it needs to be the greatest country not just in Africa but in the world the British knew about it. There are two things that can salvage Nigeria: the first is Nigeria must peacefully retire these old colonial leaders who are still servants to western imperialism, the second is Nigeria must restructure their country back to the days when it was regional system of government. Let every region develop at its own pace, build its resources and people. With this that country called Nigeria will be the greatest hub for the people of color in the world. -JJ. Rawlins former Ghanian President

Senate rejects proposal to payunemployed youth N5, 000monthly

The Senate on Wednesday rejected a motion for the payment of N5, 000 monthly allowance to unemployed youths in the country. The motion was sponsored by Philip Aduda (PDP, FCT) but was greeted with shouts of “no, no” when he tried to explain it. Attempts by the Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio, to second the motion were disrupted by the rowdiness. Intervening, President of the Senate, Bukola Saraki, posed the question but the senators responded along party lines. While Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) members yelled ‘’aye’’ in favour of the motion, All Progressives Congress (APC) senators, who were in majority, rejected it. However, a motion calling for the probe of the utilisation of Subsidy Reinvestment and Empowerment Programme (SURE-P) funds by the immediate past administration was adopted by the senators. The sponsor of the motion, Babajide Omoworare, prayed that every naira spent by the past government on SURE- P a...

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