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The Registrar of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, Dibu Ojerinde, has said visually impaired candidates would not be excluded from the 2015 Computer Based Test. Mr. Ojerinde said the matriculation examination was an all-inclusive examination for every Nigerian child irrespective of their disabilities. Mr. Ojerinde stated this through the Director of Test Administration, Yusuf Lawal, when he received a delegation from the Anglo-Nigeria Welfare Association for the Blind in his office at the Board’s Headquarters in Abuja. Continue...

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, said it would use the opportunity offered by elections rescheduling to organise extensive hands-on training on the use of card readers for its ad hoc staff. The Chief Press Secretary to INEC Chairman, Kayode Idowu, made this known in an interview in Abuja on Thursday. He said they will come because they voluntarily applied for the job. “With the voluntary application there is commitment to that. If they are not going to appear on that day they wouldn’t have applied. “Even though the screening was in consultation with the NYSC Directorate, the application was voluntary,’’ he said. Mr. Idowu assured that there would be no shortage of ad hoc manpower for the elections, saying that the commission had always made provision for extra ad hoc staff to meet emergencies. (NAN) reports.

Oga Jo on point always serious!.

                There is a viral picture just like this and the chances are Ghanaian hip-hop artistD-Black (birth name Desmond Kwesi Blackmore) is trying to recreate it. D-Black captioned his photo ‘Lolol this is how U go back to the motherland in style!! (most of yall recognize the baggage abi) (Edmonton, Canada we turn up moro Nite!!!)’

                        The Mavins have dropped another all-star video with Don Jazzy, Tiwa Savage, Dr SID, D’Prince, Di’Ja, Reekado Banks and Korede Bello in ‘Looku Looku’, a single they released a few weeks ago. The Mavins are definitely on a roll. Check on it!