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  After going through the stress of sitting for Jamb examination what next?  As you eagerly await your results, here’s a simple and reliable guide to help you check them quickly. How to Check JAMB Results Online Visit the JAMB Result Portal Go to the official JAMB result checking  portal https://efacility.jamb.gov.ng/CheckUTMEResults Enter Your Correct Details Input the phone number used during registration or your registration number. Click on“Check My Results” Your JAMB result will be displayed instantly. You can screenshot or save it as pdf to you phone and print it for future reference. No Smart Phone?? There is option ‘B’ How to Check JAMB Results via SMS Step 1 : Send a Message to 55019 Using the phone number linked to your JAMB registration, send UTMERESULT to 55019. Make sure you have at least ₦50 airtime. Step 2: Receive Your JAMB Score JAMB will send your result as an SMS in a few minutes. If you don’t get a response, try again later. After you receive your resu...

  By Eji Mercy Suleiman In today's highly competitive world where creativity speaks louder than credentials, people strive to stand out with minimal stress and at no cost, the creative industry has witnessed tremendous change in the 21st century- change that is revolutionizing the way we create, produce, and distribute content, change which is fueled by Technology,   backed up  by Artificial Intelligence (AI).  A  new trend, whereby  writers have traded their pens for computer systems, musicians  their instruments for softwares, and, alarmingly, some have even relinquished their critical thinking skills, bringing us to this pressing question: will humans still have jobs to do in the years to come?  Welcome to the era of Artificial intelligence (AI), where the landscape of art is undergoing both exciting and unsettling changes. As we navigate this new reality, we must ponder on the benefits as well as the implications of over-reliance on techn...

  Introduction The Al Jazeera documentaryy; "India: The Sex Highway" exposes the dark reality of exploitation faced by lower-class individuals, particularly women and girls, in India's prostitution epidemic.  The Documentary's Key Findings The documentary reveals that young girls as young as ten are forced into prostitution, with truck drivers brazenly admitting to engaging in this illegal activity, even with minors. The documentary also highlights the role of the caste system and societal factors in perpetuating this practice. Interviews with women from the documentary reveal that they engage in prostitution as it is their only means of survival. Investigative Journalism Techniques The documentary employs hidden cameras, undercover reporters, and in-depth research to gather evidence, conduct interviews, and uncover the roots of the problem.  Impact of the Documentary The documentary has made this issue a national concern, prompting calls for action to protect these v...

Book Title: Zumji and Uchenna Author: Pierre Meunier Reviewer: Mercy Eji In the 21st century, what can be said about ethnic segregation when choosing a partner for marriage? The play "Zumji and Uchenna" by Pierre Meunier offers a thought-provoking exploration of this issue. Born in France but a citizen of Nigeria, Pierre Eugene Meunier is a poet and playwright who has authored several books, including "The Comedy of Marriage," "The Last Slave Traders," and "John Briggs Parades." "Zumji and Uchenna" is a narrative plot that centers on tribalism and love. The writer uses simple yet descriptive terms to tell the story of the pain many Nigerians experience due to ethnic differences. The two main characters, Zumji and Uchenna, stand up for their love despite tribal differences, fighting opposition from their parents and relatives. Just when they think their love has prevailed, calamity strikes. What begins as a joyful and promising white wed...

The movie titled "Living in Bondage" by Steve Gukas is a Nigerian film that portrays the reality of Nigerian society, where everyone wants to belong. Many, especially young people, would do anything to feel included, have a say, and be recognized in society. Just like Nnamdi in the movie, for some, life's situation forces them to take that dark path. As the title suggests, "Living in Bondage" narrates how people become entangled in the pursuit of wealth, implying that many are rich and powerful yet not free. They are not free because of the price they had to pay for their wealth. The movie depicts a true Nigerian society where many rich men have died mysteriously, using their lives to pay for their freedom. The picture quality of the movie is top-notch, very encouraging, and gives us a longing to view it to the end. The camera movement was smooth, and the screen director did a fantastic job ensuring that the men behind the camera got their shots perfectly well. ...