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Bank Of England Celebrate Nigerian Man Who Wins Best Scientist In British Competition https://www.instagram.com/p/CNqFUAbll0Z/?igshid=1oqig4jmdy68n • Support Paul Ikpe Blog PIB By Sharing, Liking & Commenting

JAMB announces changes to 2021 UTME registration, explains new mobile application JAMB has explained why email is no longer required for UTME and DE registration Prof Is-haq Oloyede, the JAMB registrar, explained how candidates can navigate the registration process The registrar said the exam body has created options for candidates to access their profile The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has made slight changes in the registration processes for Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry (DE). https://www.instagram.com/p/CNqC217lHjl/?igshid=1oqp4wvlc30ph • Support Paul Ikpe Blog PIB By Sharing, Liking & Commenting

Osimhen sends money to amputee Mary Daniel who also lost both parent in accident and goes viral for hawking water Super Eagles striker Victor Osimhen has decided to help 26-year-old single mother named Mary Daniel who has been trending since she was spotted hawking water with one leg. There have been reports that Mary Daniel lost her parents years back in an accident which also took away one of her legs and she had to face the battle of life. But despite being disabled, Mary Daniel decided to hawk water in order to feed herself and also her child in Lagos. She was recently spotted in a viral video and many Nigerians decided to make some contributions for her. Napoli and Nigerian striker Victor Osimhen also saw Mary Daniel’s video and he chose to send his friends to visit her in Lagos. https://www.instagram.com/p/CNpLNjqF50p/?igshid=1eh0xr7v8fdve • Support Paul Ikpe Blog PIB By Sharing, Liking & Commenting

​ For years, Valdomiro Facchi has made a living ranching on land carved from the Amazon rainforest. He’s a small player in one of the world’s biggest environmental disasters. But now that his cattle have trampled the pastures to dust – and new laws prevent him from clearing fresh land – he has to find new income. “I want to diversify,” said the 68-year old rancher, outlining plans to plant cocoa trees on his 300 hectare plot in Brazil’s Para State. “I want to have the cocoa income when profit from cattle ranching fails.” Facchi illustrates a trend that is turning damaged parts of the Amazon basin green again and creating an usual alliance between the agriculture industry and conservationists. Brazil’s cattle ranchers are planting cocoa on their used-up pasture, with financial support from international environmental groups. That’s a big change. For decades, ranchers have been the engine of clear-cutting in the Amazon rainforest that has rendered an area nearly the size of Spain

​ – School fees payable by students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo state have been astronomically increased – The fees have been increased from N25,000 to N120,000 for some students while some departments have been billed to pay N150,000 above – Pro- chancellor of the institution, Dr Tunji Abayomi, however, appealed to students of the institution to take the increment in good faith Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo state, has increased students’ school fees for 2017/2018 session by over 500 percent according to some students of the institution. This, according to observers, is a way of fashioning the fees in the mold of Ondo State University of Science and Technology, Okitipupa, where students are made to pay an average of N180, 000 per session. The sharp increment in the institutions’ school fees affects both freshers and returning students, eagleee.com can authoritatively report. The fees was increased from N25,000 to N120,000 for some studen