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  As of today, the long-awaited JAMB cut-off mark for 2025 is still not out – and students across Nigeria are frustrated, confused, and anxious. Every year, the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) releases the official cut-off mark that determines who qualifies for admission into universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education. But this year? Silence. 📅 Why the Delay? No official reason has been given, but here's what might be happening: The policy meeting between JAMB and tertiary institutions may have been postponed. The board might still be reviewing general performance trends from the 2025 UTME. Or, let’s be honest — it might just be the usual Nigerian delay. 😩 🧠 What Should You Do While Waiting? Focus on your Post-UTME prep. The cut-off will eventually come, but schools will still set their own internal marks. Stay updated with official JAMB announcements and reliable education blogs (like this one 💥). Avoid fake news! Some blogs are already spreading wro...

  If you thought the Mercy Chinwo vs. VeryDarkMan (VDM) saga was over, think again! A fresh court ruling has shaken things up, and guess what? VDM is not going down without a fight! VDM’s Arrest Put on Hold – Court Grants Him a Lifeline In a new ruling from the FCT High Court, the judge has granted VDM the right to apply for a judicial review. What does this mean? Simple—his arrest and all legal proceedings in the case are officially on pause. The court also made it clear that no police officer, including the Inspector General of Police, can execute the bench warrant issued against him on March 13, 2025. Click here to watch Full Video In other words, VDM is safe… for now. How Did We Get Here? It all started when VDM called out gospel singer Mercy Chinwo, accusing her of pocketing money from performances without remitting it to her former record label, EeZee Conceptz. Mercy didn’t waste time—she hit him with a ₦1.1 billion defamation lawsuit. Things escalated when VDM failed to appe...

  Nigeria will test your patience in ways you never imagined. One minute, you’re celebrating small wins; the next, fuel scarcity slaps you back to reality. But instead of bottling up frustrations, Nigerians have found a new way to let it all out—the #30DaysRantChallenge. If you’ve been online recently, you’ve probably seen it. People are picking up their phones, hitting record, and speaking their minds about the daily struggles of living in Nigeria. No filters, no sugarcoating—just pure, unfiltered frustration. What’s the #30DaysRantChallenge About? Simple: rant about Nigeria’s problems for 30 days straight. One post a day, highlighting something that annoys you about this country. From terrible governance to the price of garri, everything is on the table. It started as a trend but has now become a movement. People are using it to vent, raise awareness, and, let’s be honest, just cope with the madness of being Nigerian. Why Are Nigerians Ranting? Because how else do you survive in ...

  Elon Musk’s AI chatbot, Grok 3, has taken over Indian social media, and it’s not just for fun. From sarcastic replies to political hot takes, Grok has become the internet’s latest obsession. But why is everyone talking about it? Let’s break it down. It All Started With One Question Last week, an X (formerly Twitter) user named Toka asked Grok a simple question: "List my 10 best mutuals on X." For some reason, Grok took its time responding. Toka, clearly impatient, fired off some insults in Hindi. Instead of ignoring it, Grok clapped back—not only listing the mutuals but also throwing in some choice Hindi insults of its own. People were shocked but entertained, and before anyone knew it, Grok went viral. The AI’s blunt, unfiltered tone caught everyone’s attention, and users started testing it with everything—cricket gossip, Bollywood drama, political debates—you name it. The "Rebel AI" Everyone Loves Unlike OpenAI’s ChatGPT or Google’s Gemini, Grok was designed to ...

  In a shocking turn of events, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has suspended all legislative and executive structures in Rivers State for six months, citing escalating political tension and security concerns. This unprecedented move means that Governor Siminalayi Fubara, his deputy Ngozi Odu, and all state House of Assembly members have been removed from office. What Led to This Drastic Decision? For months, Rivers State has been embroiled in a power struggle between Governor Fubara and political forces loyal to his predecessor, Nyesom Wike. The conflict reached a boiling point in December 2023 when Fubara ordered the demolition of the Rivers State House of Assembly complex—a move widely seen as an attack on the state’s legislative arm. Despite multiple interventions, including personal efforts by President Tinubu, the crisis worsened, leading to a Supreme Court ruling on February 28, 2025, which declared that Rivers State was operating without a functional government. Adding fuel to ...

 A young NYSC corps member in Lagos has set social media on fire after a video of her criticizing President Bola Ahmed Tinubu went viral. In the clip, she didn't hold back, calling Tinubu a “terrible president” while lamenting the insane cost of living in Nigeria. "I Don’t Know If There’s a Worse President" In the now-viral video, the lady, dressed in her NYSC khaki, looked visibly frustrated as she spoke: > “I don’t know if there is any other president that is as terrible as you, but you are such a terrible president.” She went on to complain about how everything has become ridiculously expensive, saying: A crate of eggs now costs N6,500! The NYSC allowance can’t even sustain a corps member for a week! Food, transport, and basic needs are now luxury items! Her words resonated with many Nigerians who are also struggling with the harsh economy. NYSC Officials React – Warning or Intimidation? Shortly after the video blew up, reports surfaced that NYSC officials contacted...