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A young Facebook User, Otos Leè took to a Facebook group and he displayed his creativity. There is no doubt that Nigerians are very creative, you need to see what he posted. Comments have been trooping in from every side just to commend his good work. The post has generated over 4900 likes and 585 comments. He wrote: Friends Rate my drawing.... Yes it's my drawing Cute X Nice See Photo Below: This is pure talent!!!!

Reading this article means you wrote the UTME Examination or you just want to know how to print the result slip This article would really help you to know how to print your original JAMB Result Slip, because we would outline the procedure. This is also to inform you that the printing of the original JAMB Result slip has commenced   Its easier than you think, you can do it yourself; Trust me How To Print Your 2017 JAMB Original Result Slip 1 Login to your Jamb account at  www.jamb.org.ng/efacility 2 Click on Print Result, Under the list of  services 3 Having clicked on Print Result, on the new page that appears, click `continue with payment'  to        make payments via Remita or other available options You are almost there 4 If your payment was successful, no doubt; you result would be displayed on the screen and you can print it immediately. It would also be sent to your email in case you would prefer to print it later Was this helpful??  Drop you

One of the news making the wave this week is that the West African Examination Council has released the results of the Senior School Certificate Examination written in May/June. WAEC stated that 59.22% percent passed the examination.  Also the examination body stated that it has withheld the result of 214,952 (Two Hundred and Fourteen Thousand, Nine Hundred and Fifty Two) candidates; representing 13.79% of the total number of candidates that took the examination. If your result happens to be one of those withheld by WAEC, we are not sure your result would be released in 2017. But if it is not released at all, affected candidates are advised to pick up the next WAEC form, study hard and pass. Lest I forget, desist from EXAMINATION MALPRACTICE. GOOD LUCK!!!

Following the news that the West African Examination Council has released results for the Senior School Certificate Examination written in May/June. WAEC board press release via their Twitter account stated that exactly 59.22% passed the exam. Also the candidates got five (5) credits and above including Mathematics and English Language in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination positive progress to the result of  last year 2015 and 2016 which was 52.97% and 38.68% respectively. Furthermore the examination body revealed that 214,952 (Two Hundred and Fourteen Thousand, Nine hundred and Fifty two) candidates representing 13.79% of the total candidates that sat for the examination; have their results withheld without plea in connection with cases of examination maalpractice