Kim Kardashian took a trip down memory lane
on Friday by sharing old photos of herself
with beau Kanye West back when they were
working on her 2011 music video, "Jam (Turn
It Up)."Though you'd say their red hot
chemistry is deniable now, the couple who
are currently expecting their first child
together were only friends at the time.
She captioned the second photo "Now that's
one hot jam session".
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Photos: Kim Kardashian Takes A WalkDown Memory Lane
on Friday by sharing old photos of herself
with beau Kanye West back when they were
working on her 2011 music video, "Jam (Turn
It Up)."Though you'd say their red hot
chemistry is deniable now, the couple who
are currently expecting their first child
together were only friends at the time.
She captioned the second photo "Now that's
one hot jam session".
Juliet Ibrahim Disses Fan For Calling HerA Drag Queen
commented on one of the photos the
actress and model uploaded on Instagram
and said Juliet Ibrahim looked like a drag-
queen.
The actress took the insult personal and
gave the fan a little bit of her own
medicine.
Saturday, 4 May 2013
Meet Ayisha Buari, Nadia Buari’s Sister
Buari's sister from a different mother.
Ayisha who lived in the USA is back in
Ghana and has moved into Ghanaian movie
industry.
The real internet brohaha is actually of the
disparity between these two interms of
beauty, but one will ask why the confusion,
afterall they are both from different
mothers.
JAMB Releases 2013 UTME Results: Only TenCandidates Score 300 Marks And Above
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) results.
The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible
disciplinary action.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced
this at a news conference on the release of the results in
Bwari, FCT, on Friday.
The registrar said after thorough processing of answer
scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the
board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated
during the conduct of the examination.
"However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various
centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the
culpability of 12,110 candidates' results."
A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the
Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates
applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of
candidates to 1,644,110.
"The general performance of candidates in this year's
examination shows remarkable improvement compared
with last year.
"Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while
127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.
"About 40,692 candidates' results were invalid due to
either multiple shading or no shading at all. After
processing all the results, the board also discovered that
about 47,974 candidates were absent."
The registrar assured the candidates that their results
could be accessed on the JAMB Website:
www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.
He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain
their culpability and warned the public against Internet
fraudsters.
"Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters
are already telling candidates that their results could be
upgraded in one form or the other."
This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby
advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not
have access to our data.
"Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to
change their choices of institutions and courses once
only, this change has to be effected within two weeks
from today."
Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is
scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and
appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips
afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)
has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) results.
The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible
disciplinary action.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced
this at a news conference on the release of the results in
Bwari, FCT, on Friday.
The registrar said after thorough processing of answer
scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the
board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated
during the conduct of the examination.
"However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various
centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the
culpability of 12,110 candidates' results."
A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the
Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates
applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of
candidates to 1,644,110.
"The general performance of candidates in this year's
examination shows remarkable improvement compared
with last year.
"Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while
127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.
"About 40,692 candidates' results were invalid due to
either multiple shading or no shading at all. After
processing all the results, the board also discovered that
about 47,974 candidates were absent."
The registrar assured the candidates that their results
could be accessed on the JAMB Website:
www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.
He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain
their culpability and warned the public against Internet
fraudsters.
"Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters
are already telling candidates that their results could be
upgraded in one form or the other."
This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby
advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not
have access to our data.
"Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to
change their choices of institutions and courses once
only, this change has to be effected within two weeks
from today."
Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is
scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and
appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips
afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)
JAMB Releases 2013 UTME Results: Only TenCandidates Score 300 Marks And Above
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB)
has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) results.
The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible
disciplinary action.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced
this at a news conference on the release of the results in
Bwari, FCT, on Friday.
The registrar said after thorough processing of answer
scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the
board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated
during the conduct of the examination.
"However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various
centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the
culpability of 12,110 candidates' results."
A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the
Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates
applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of
candidates to 1,644,110.
"The general performance of candidates in this year's
examination shows remarkable improvement compared
with last year.
"Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while
127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.
"About 40,692 candidates' results were invalid due to
either multiple shading or no shading at all. After
processing all the results, the board also discovered that
about 47,974 candidates were absent."
The registrar assured the candidates that their results
could be accessed on the JAMB Website:
www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.
He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain
their culpability and warned the public against Internet
fraudsters.
"Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters
are already telling candidates that their results could be
upgraded in one form or the other."
This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby
advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not
have access to our data.
"Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to
change their choices of institutions and courses once
only, this change has to be effected within two weeks
from today."
Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is
scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and
appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips
afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)
has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) results.
The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible
disciplinary action.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced
this at a news conference on the release of the results in
Bwari, FCT, on Friday.
The registrar said after thorough processing of answer
scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the
board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated
during the conduct of the examination.
"However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various
centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the
culpability of 12,110 candidates' results."
A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the
Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates
applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of
candidates to 1,644,110.
"The general performance of candidates in this year's
examination shows remarkable improvement compared
with last year.
"Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while
127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.
"About 40,692 candidates' results were invalid due to
either multiple shading or no shading at all. After
processing all the results, the board also discovered that
about 47,974 candidates were absent."
The registrar assured the candidates that their results
could be accessed on the JAMB Website:
www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.
He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain
their culpability and warned the public against Internet
fraudsters.
"Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters
are already telling candidates that their results could be
upgraded in one form or the other."
This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby
advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not
have access to our data.
"Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to
change their choices of institutions and courses once
only, this change has to be effected within two weeks
from today."
Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is
scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and
appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips
afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)
JAMB Releases 2013 UTME Results: Only TenCandidates Score 300 Marks And Above
has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination (UTME) results.
The board, however, withheld 12,110 results for possible
disciplinary action.
The Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced
this at a news conference on the release of the results in
Bwari, FCT, on Friday.
The registrar said after thorough processing of answer
scripts of the candidates who sat for the examination, the
board discovered some forms of malpractice perpetuated
during the conduct of the examination.
"However, the results of 68,309 candidates from various
centres are undergoing further screening to ascertain the
culpability of 12,110 candidates' results."
A total of 1,629,102 candidates applied to sit for the
Paper Pencil Test (PPT), while 15,008 candidates
applied for the Dual Based Test, bringing the number of
candidates to 1,644,110.
"The general performance of candidates in this year's
examination shows remarkable improvement compared
with last year.
"Ten candidates scored 300 marks and above, while
127,017 candidates scored between 1-159 marks.
"About 40,692 candidates' results were invalid due to
either multiple shading or no shading at all. After
processing all the results, the board also discovered that
about 47,974 candidates were absent."
The registrar assured the candidates that their results
could be accessed on the JAMB Website:
www.myjambresult.com using their registration numbers.
He said about 40 centres would be screened to ascertain
their culpability and warned the public against Internet
fraudsters.
"Information reaching JAMB shows Internet fraudsters
are already telling candidates that their results could be
upgraded in one form or the other."
This is pure deceit, the public and candidates are hereby
advised to disregard these fraudsters since they do not
have access to our data.
"Let me once again state that candidates are allowed to
change their choices of institutions and courses once
only, this change has to be effected within two weeks
from today."
Ojerinde said the Computer Based Test (CBT) is
scheduled to take place from May 18 to June 1 and
appealed to candidates to reprint their e-registration slips
afresh to further ascertain their CBT centres. (NAN)
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