NELFUND MD Warns Tertiary Institutions: Disclose Student Loan Disbursements or Face Legal Action
The managing director of the Nigeria education loan Fund (NELFUND),Akintunde sawyerr, has issued a stern warning to tertiary institutions that failed to inform students of loan disbursement made on their behalf. Sawyerr gave the warning on Thursday while addressing journalist in Abuja.Sawyerr said recent findings by the fund revealed that some institutions, after receiving student loan disbursements directly into their accounts, have continued to demand payment of institutional fees from the same students. Be patient everyone will receive his refund very soon.Nigeria education loan nelfund credit: MIKE-MEDIA
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Jamb Updated Summarized Edition
Jamb Updated Summarized Edition 📍The UTME Mock will be held in just about two days’ time – Thursday, 10th April, 2025. It’s a single day exam that will be held across all accredited centers nationwide. 📍JAMB Uncovers 585 Fake A-level Certificates in One Year: JAMB has uncovered 585 fake A/L certificates used by candidates in their 2025 UTME/DE registration. This was disclosed during a meeting with staff, showing JAMB’s efforts to ensure proper documentation and legitimacy in the registration process. 📍2025 Direct Entry Registration Not Closing on April 7th: Contrary to previous statements, the 2025 Direct Entry registration will not close on April 7th, 2025. The registration process, which began on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, will now continue until the newly proposed deadline – 21st April, 2025. 📍The date for the commencement of the Main UTME remains Friday, April 25, 2025. For now, no changes have been made. The exam will run for about two weeks. 📍The date for the reprint of the UTME examination slips has not been officially announced by the board. Details on the date and the process will be announced in due time. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
Female Teacher Rapes Student, Claiming Husband Neglects Her
Emily Nutley, a former Ohio teacher who recently pleaded guilty to raping an underage male student, is now embroiled in a contentious divorce, accusing her estranged husband of “extreme cruelty” amid the fallout from her criminal case. Court documents obtained by TMZ reveal that Nutley’s husband, Jonathan, filed for divorce in November 2024—just weeks after she was indicted for raping a 17-year-old student at St. Xavier High School, where she worked. In her legal response, Nutley claimed her husband was “guilty of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty,” raising questions about whether she is attempting to link her criminal behavior to marital strife. Prosecutors say Nutley, who supervised an academic support program for struggling students, exploited her position to pursue a s3xual relationship with the teen. The alleged misconduct began in 2023 and included encounters in her school office, explicit messages, and nude photos. Authorities also allege she continued contacting the victim after he attempted to end the relationship. On Monday, April 8, Nutley pleaded guilty to two counts of rape, avoiding a trial but facing potential prison time. Sentencing is pending as her divorce proceedings unfold. The case has drawn widespread attention, highlighting breaches of trust in educational settings. Legal experts suggest Nutley’s divorce claims could complicate her sentencing, as prosecutors emphasize the predatory nature of her actions. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
JAMB EXTENDS SALES OF DIRECT ENTRY E-PIN
New Deadline is 21st of April. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
Federal Government Orders Tertiary Institutions to Publish Financial, Student Data by May 31
BREAKING NEWS: The Federal Government has directed all federal tertiary institutions to publish critical institutional data, including budget allocations, student population, and funding details on their official websites before May 31, 2025. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
Minister of Education Proposes Two-Year NYSC Scheme to Boost Youth Employability
Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Olatunji Alausa, has proposed extending the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) programme from one year to two years. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
Abuja Primary School Pupils Suffer in Flooded Classrooms for 4 Years Amidst Government Inaction
Abuja Primary School Pupils Endure Flooded Classrooms for Four Years as Govt Fails to Intervene. credit: MIKE-MEDIA
Tinubu Approves Establishment of 8,800 New Primary Healthcare Centers, Upgrades Tertiary Institutions
President Bola Tinubu has approved the establishment of over 8,800 new Primary Healthcare Centres across the country and the upgrade of existing tertiary institutions to handle trauma, oncology, and infectious disease control. credit: MIKE-MEDIA