The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced the dismissal of an employee found guilty of extorting candidates.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a bulletin released on Monday, September 21, 2026, the examination body stated that the staff member was sanctioned for exploiting unsuspecting candidates. JAMB emphasized that this action is part of broader measures to prevent officials from using their positions for personal gain and to protect the public from exploitation.

The board issued a strong warning to its entire workforce, stating that no employee, regardless of their status, would be shielded from disciplinary action for misconduct that compromises the integrity of the admission and examination process. JAMB reiterated its zero-tolerance policy for fraud, making it clear that both internal and external offenders will face the full consequences of their actions.

Thomas Tuchel’s preparations for England’s upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures have been dealt a major setback following the withdrawal of five key players: Tino Livramento, Kobbie Mainoo, Cole Palmer, Marcus Rashford, and Declan Rice.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

To offset the depleted roster, the England manager has handed call-ups to Nottingham Forest midfielder Morgan Gibbs-White and Everton midfielder James Garner, with both set to link up with the squad on Tuesday. Gibbs-White, who narrowly missed out on the original selection following his World Cup omission, returns after a strong start to the club campaign.

Key Player Updates:

• Cole Palmer: Pulled out due to a minor injury after featuring for the full 90 minutes in Chelsea’s defeat to Brentford.

• Marcus Rashford & Kobbie Mainoo: Both withdrew following fitness evaluations by Manchester United after picking up issues in a draw against Fulham.

• Declan Rice & Tino Livramento: Rice drops out following Arsenal’s match against Brighton, while Livramento steps aside after limited action off the bench for Newcastle United this season.

England faces a demanding schedule ahead, starting with a blockbuster clash against world champions Spain at Wembley on 26 September. This will be followed by away fixtures against the Czech Republic on 29 September and Croatia on 3 October, before concluding with a home rematch against the Czech Republic on 6 October.

Popular Nigerian entertainer Charles Oputa, widely known as Charly Boy or Area Fada, recently slammed citizens on Instagram for failing to hold leaders accountable. He expressed frustration that basic necessities like good roads and steady electricity are now treated as rare luxuries, and criticized the public for accepting soaring food prices and normalizing societal breakdown instead of demanding answers. Charly Boy ultimately lamented the paradox of citizens watching corrupt politicians campaign only to cheer them on.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

In a fiery Instagram video, veteran Nigerian entertainer Charly Boy called out citizens for their passive attitude toward the nation’s struggles. He pointed out how alarming issues—such as skyrocketing food costs and basic amenities like electricity being viewed as privileges rather than rights—go unquestioned. Condemning the habit of normalizing poor governance and cheering for corrupt leaders during campaigns, the singer branded the situation “a shame.”