See The List OF The Joint Admission Matriculation Board 2018/2019 UTME Approved CBT Registration Center – Where To Register

The Joint Admission Matriculation Board [JAMB] wishes to inform the general public especially all 2018 UTME Prospective candidates that the approved 2018 CBT registration centers across the 36 states including the FCT have been published. Candidates can access the list of approved 2018 CBT registration centers in pdf file attached. Download and view on your pdf enabled phone or computer below; JAMB 2018 Approved CBT Centres For Registration  Please Inform Others… Thank You

Premier League! Victor Moses Speaks On Michael Emenalo’s Departure From Chelsea (Read What He Said)

Super Eagles forward, Victor Moses has spoken concerning the departure of his countryman and former Chelsea Technical Director, Michael Emenalo departure from the club. Emenalo left Chelsea in order to...See More

Chinese Club Drop ‘Overweight’ Tevez

Argentina forward, Tevez has fallen out of favour in his Chinese club following his lack of fitness and increased body size. Handsomely paid Carlos Tevez is overweight and will not play again for Shanghai Shenhua until he gets fit, the Chinese club’s new coach has warned. The 33-year-old Tevez is one of the best-paid players on the planet on reported weekly wages of about 730,000 euros (US$870,000) but has scored just twice this season and missed half the games with injury. The former Manchester United, Manchester City and Juventus star has hinted that he will quit China at the end of the season in November and has been branded “very homesick boy” by angry Shenhua fans and Chinese media. Tevez recently returned to the country from a two-week break in his native Argentina to seek treatment for a leg-muscle injury. He was jeered when he came on as a substitute last weekend in a 2-1 home defeat, and Wu Jingui, who took over after Gus Poyet quit as coach on Monday, is taking a hardline stance. “I had a talk with him today about tactics, but I won’t let him play for now, he isn’t physically ready,” Wu said in an interview published Wednesday with the Shanghai Morning Post. “Both him and (Colombian Fredy) Guarin are overweight. I need to be responsible to the team and responsible to the players. “When you are on the pitch, if you can’t play at 100 percent, then it is completely meaningless.” It is the latest sorry chapter in Tevez’s turbulent nine months in China. He angered fans of struggling Shenhua earlier this year when he missed an important match due to injury and was instead spotted at Shanghai Disneyland. The forward has been a controversial character throughout an itinerant career spanning stints in Argentina, Brazil, England and Italy, before he left Boca Juniors for a surprise money-spinning move to China in December last year. His most notorious moment in his colourful career came at Manchester City when he refused to warm up as a substitute in the last moments of a Champions League match against Bayern Munich in September 2011. Tevez fell out with then-City boss Roberto Mancini and flew back to Argentina to mull retirement, before eventually returning to England in February 2012.

FG Orders Probe Of Past JAMB Registrars After The Incumbent Registrar Remitted N5 Billion

The federal executive council (FEC) has ordered the probe of previous heads of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) over poor remittances. The current registrar, Is-haq Oloyede (pictured), has remitted N5 billion to the coffers of government in one year, with N3 billion still outstanding. This is the highest remittance since the body was set up 40 years ago and there was no increase in application fees since Oyebode was appointed in 2016. The highest remittance by JAMB before Oloyede succeeded Dibu Ojerinde was N3 million in a year. Disclosing this on Wednesday after the cabinet meeting, Kemi Adeosun, minister of finance, also said former heads of the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) will be probed. She said the disparity in the remittances of the two agencies in the past has necessitated the probe. Other agencies with similar discrepancies in their revenue remittances will be probed, she said.