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.

Shell’s claim on Niger Deltapollution “blatantly false” –Amnesty International

Multi-national oil company, Shell, lied when it claimed it had cleaned up heavily polluted areas of the Niger Delta, Amnesty International and the Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (CEHRD) said in a new report published on Tuesday. The report titled, “Clean it up: Shell’s false claims about oil spills in the Niger Delta”, documents ongoing contamination at four oil spill sites that Shell said it had cleaned up years ago.

Pastor Kumuyi To Ooni Of Ife: Do Not Miss Heaven

Pastor Williams Folorunsho Kumuyi, the general superintendent of Deeper Christian Life Ministry, recently paid a visit to

Crypto News Today: SEC says tokens are securities

Crypto news got a little boost last week after a dark month of crashes, stablecoins and birthdays. The SEC ruled that two ICO issuers, CarrierEQ Inc. and Paragon Coin Inc., were in fact selling securities instead of so-called utility tokens. “Both companies have agreed to return funds to harmed investors, register the tokens as securities, file periodic reports with the Commission, and pay penalties,” wrote Pamela Sawhney of the SEC. “These are the Commission’s first cases imposing civil penalties solely for ICO securities offering registration violations.” From information below: Airfox , a Boston-based startup, raised approximately $15 million worth of digital assets to finance its development of a token-denominated “ecosystem” starting with a mobile application that would allow users in emerging markets to earn tokens and exchange them for data by interacting with advertisements. Paragon, an online entity, raised approximately $12 million ...

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