Solving main JAMB issues 2024: NIN, password, profile code, OTP

1. Send a text with “PASSWORD (space) email address” to 55019 from your registered JAMB phone number. E.g PASSWORD kunleokokmaiko@gmail.com 

You should receive a default password for your JAMB account.

 That password should successfully reset your account for continued access.

2. Verifying and syncing JAMB with NIN

Encountering a “No record found” message when syncing your JAMB registration with your NIN? That simply means your details can’t be pulled by 55019 because NIMC has not synced your details with JAMB yet. Here’s what you can do:

Send your NIN digits alongside your issue to nimc-jamb2024@nimc.gov.ng

If the Above does not work, you need to visit NIMC to complain and ensure proper integration of your details or visit a JAMB CBT registration centre to lodge a complaint. 

3. JAMB Profile Code issues

Not receiving your profile code despite sending the required SMS and waiting ample time? Take these steps:

Send “RESEND” to 55109 for a reissue of your profile code. In many instances, you should get it this time.

If the issue persists, raise a JAMB complaint ticket or visit an accredited JAMB registration centre.

4. Decoding ‘No Admission’ Status for JAMB DE

Waiting for admission but stuck with a “No admission” status? Understand the dynamics:

  Confirm that your school has verified your results and sent a response to JAMB.

Recognize that admission decisions lie with the specific institution, not JAMB.

Exercise patience and persistence while awaiting updates on your admission status.

Final thoughts ON solving JAMB issues like NIN

Understanding the steps to troubleshoot common issues with the JAMB portal can significantly ease the frustrations faced by many students. Whether it’s a password reset, syncing details with NIN, or addressing admission concerns, proactive steps and patience can pave the way for a smoother academic experience.

WAEC ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION DATE FOR GCE SECOND SERIES

WAEC ANNOUNCES REGISTRATION DATE FOR GCE SECOND SERIES 

The west African Examination Council (WAEC) has announced the commencement date of it's second series exam. Waec gce registration 2024 will be between Monday 8th of July, 2024 to Friday 9th of August 2024.

The examination mode will be COMPUTER BASED(CB) AND PEN AND PAPER. 

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Nigerian Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunjobi emerges first black woman to bag PhD in Robotics at Michigan University

A Nigerian female engineer, Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi, has made history by becoming the first black woman to earn a doctorate degree also known as PhD in Robotics at the University of Michigan, United States.

Dosunmu-Ogunjobi made this known on Saturday, while speaking at the University of Michigan’s College of Engineering convocation, on the roles of mentors and advocates in realising her aspirations.

Robotics is the interdisciplinary study and practice of the design, construction, operation, and use of robots. Within mechanical engineering, robotics is the design and construction of the physical structures of robots, while in computer science, robotics focuses on robotic automation algorithms

Oluwami, shortened as Wami, a daughter of Nigerian immigrants Dosunmu-Ogunbi, in the US, was elated about her remarkable feat, as she asserted, “I am the first Black woman to get a PhD in Robotics at the University of Michigan.”

Wami Dosunmu-Ogunjobi said, “I do not stand here on my own two feet alone. None of us got here by our individual merit alone, whether it be teacher, friends, family, mentors, or role models, we each have one or multiple people to whom we are grateful for making this moment possible.”

Speaking on what she wanted to be remembered for, the Nigerian female robotics engineer said she wanted to be remembered as the University of Michigan’s first black woman to get a PhD in Robotics, and as a person using her knowledge in engineering to improve the lives of others.

“A Michigan Engineer is one who does not just provide scientific and technological leadership, but is also one who is intellectually curious, socially conscious, creates collaborative solutions to societal problems, and promotes an inclusive and innovative community of service for the common good,” Wami Dosunmu-Ogunjobi said.

She added, “We each have a solemn duty to make positive contributions to the world. Well, my reasons for becoming an engineer were initially frivolous, but they eventually moved into something more meaningful. I want to have a positive impact on the world.”

The University of Michigan Robotics Department website describes Dosunmu-Ogunbi’s journey as one shared by many PhD students who initially lack a clear vision for their final goals.

In her website, Dosunmu-Ogunjobi revealed several achievements in her academic journey at the university which included saying, “I was awarded the Intersectional Advocacy Award in recognition for my dedication to honoring and advocating for the intersectional nature of students’ many identities through involvement and activities.”

“I represented Michigan Robotics at the Robotic and Intelligent Systems Expo (RISE) at Purdue University on March 30, 2024,” Dosunmu-Ogunjobi added.

The number of Nigerians making waves in academics and technology across the globe keeps growing as they continually contribute to the development of inventions, innovations and ideas.

The beautiful thing about the astounding feats is that both Nigerian men and women are blazing the trail.

Recently, Nigerian female scholar, Professor Rose-Margaret Ekeng-Itua, also emerged as the first black woman to earn a doctorate degree (Ph.D) in Cybernetics in the world.

JAMB Advises Verifying 2024 UTME Results Before Awarding Scholarships

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) advises Nigerians to verify claims of excellent performance in the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) before awarding scholarships. JAMB Registrar, Professor Is-haq Oloyede, emphasised this point while interacting with media executives over the weekend.

The Importance of Verification

Professor Oloyede highlighted the necessity of seeking clarification from JAMB before offering awards, citing fraudulent claims of excellence made by some candidates. He specifically referred to Ms. Mmesoma Ejikeme and other candidates who manipulated their scores to obtain undue public favour.

Addressing Concerns About Publishing Top Performers

While answering questions about JAMB’s reluctance to publish the names of the best-performing candidates, the Registrar clarified that the UTME is primarily a ranking examination for candidates who have secured at least five O’level credit passes in English Language and Mathematics, making them eligible for tertiary education. However, he explained that other parameters also influence the minimum admissible score required for tertiary admission.

Complex Admission Standards

Given the different variables that various institutions use, Oloyede acknowledged that it is nearly impossible to establish a single score or universal parameters to determine candidates with the highest admissible scores. He noted that gaining admission remains JAMB’s ultimate goal.

A Call for Verification

Due to the public demand for clarity and to prevent a repeat of the Mmesoma incident, JAMB will offer guidance to those wishing to reward high-performing students. The board urges everyone to verify candidate claims before awarding scholarships, maintaining integrity and preventing fraudulent cases in future.

JAMB ENABLES 2024 CAPS FOR CHECKING OF RESULT FOR THE 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

 

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has activated the 2024 Unified Tertiary Matriculation admission caps, Candidates with issues with phone number can now check their 2024 jamb result via the following ways: 

 

HOW TO CHECK JAMB CAPS

 

Step 1: Visit the JAMB E-facility portal

https://www.jamb.gov.ng/Efacility

 

Step 2: Switch to Desktop Mode. …

 

Step 3: Enter your Email address and Password sent to you during registration …

 

Step 4: Click on Check Admission Status. …

 

Step 5: Access Your JAMB Caps. …

 

Step 6: Click on my profile to see your utme score.

your utme score will appear like the one shown below

EKO COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND TECHNOLOGY RELEASES ADMISSION FORM FOR 2024/2025 ACADEMIC SESSION

 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into Eko College of Management and Technology, Lagos into All various Courses/Programmes for the 2024/2025 Academic session

Admissions are open at Ekocity Polytechnic, Lagos.

Our various programs, including

1. Mass communication

2. Computer science

3. Computer Engineering

4. Accounting

5. Business Administration

6. Science Laboratory Technology

7. Electrical Electronics Engineering

8. Performing & Media Arts

9. Banking Operations

10. Multimedia Technology

FACILITIES IN THE SCHOOL

Broadcasting Studio

Photography Studio

Radio Booth

Digitally Equipped Classrooms

Hostels ( Male & Female)

Sport Arena

Well equipped Physics & E-Library

Well equipped Laboratory

Well equipped workshop, work Station & Lot more.

CERTIFICATE:

Award of National Diploma (ND) after two years. You can proceed for HND or direct Entry to university to get a Bsc.

Ekocity is accredited by The National Board for Technical Education (NBTE), approved by Federal Ministry of Education (FME) and enlisted by Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB)