Easiest Way To Know When Someone is Pregnant Using Your phone

You may be surprise to hear this, but it's true. It is available on Symbian, BB and Android. All you need to do, is simply dial **18p# and press send. To get "P" press your star button 3 times. place it one girl's stomach, and your phone will vibrate and will display on the screen the following information:

B+0.1 means 1 week pregnancy
B+0.2 means 2 weeks pregnancy
B+0.3 means 3 weeks pregnancy
B+1    means 1 month pregnancy
B+2    means 2 months pregnancy
B+3    means 3 months pregnancy
Till B+9 which is 9 months pregnancy

Note: If she is not pregnant, the phone will not display anything at all.



HOW TO CHECK YOUR RESULT USING YOUR PHONE

Many people do waste their money and precious going to cyber cafe to check for their WAEC, NECO and JAMB results when they can do it on their phone provided they have gotten their scratch card.

For WAEC: Go to the menu of your phone and select message, they type Waec, type # followed by your exam number # then your scratch card codes # then the year you took the exam and send it to 32327. E.g Waec#2467764889#001154327218#2017 send to 32327.

For NECO: Text Neco #registration number #year of the exam #Exam type #scratch card code and send to 32327

 For JAMB: Type # jamb# scratch and pin #5/n # registration number #  your phone number and send to 32327.

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2016 WAEC GCE Result Statistics is Out - 38.50% Passed.

2016 WAEC GCE Result Statistics is Out - 38.50% Passed.

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  The results of 13,488 private candidates, out of the 172,699 who sat for the 2016 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), have been withheld.
Mr Olu Adenipekun, Head of National Office (HNO) of the WAEC, announced this while releasing results of the Nov/Dec diet of the examination on Friday in Lagos.
176,621 candidates registered for the WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2016, while 172,699 candidates sat the examination.
175,411 candidates, representing 99.31% have their results fully processed and released.
88,290 were male and 84,409 were female representing 51.12% and 48.88% respectively.
1,210 candidates, representing 0.69% have a few of their subjects still being processed due to some errors mainly traceable to the candidates in the course of registration or writing the examination. Such errors are being corrected by the Council to enable the affected candidates get their results fully processed & released.
149,651 candidates, representing 86.65% obtained credits and above in two (2) subjects.
134,152 candidates, representing 77.67% obtained credits and above in three (3) subjects.
116,133 candidates, representing 67.25% obtained credits and above in four (4) subjects.
95,294 candidates, representing 55.18% obtained credits and above in five (5) subjects.
72,229 candidates, representing 41.82% obtained credits and above in six (6) subjects.
66,497 candidates,representing 38.50%,obtained credits in five (5) subjects & above, including English Lang. & Mathematics.
The percentage of candidates that obtained five credits & above including English Lang. & Maths in the WASSCE for Private Candidates, 2014 and 2015 was 29.37% and 20.59% respectively.
19 visually challenged candidates registered for and sat the examination in Nigeria. From this figure, 4 candidates, representing 21.05% obtained credit in five (5) subjects, including English Language & Maths.
Results of 13,488 candidates, representing 7.81% of the total candidature for the exam are being withheld in connection with various cases of examination malpractice.
The cases are being investigated & reports of the investigations will be presented to the appropriate committee of the Council in due course for consideration.
The Committee’s decisions will be communicated to the affected candidates thereafter Candidates who sat the examination will be able to check the details of their performance on the Council’s results website within the next 24 hours.

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Jamb Meet the Owner of CBT Centre Over 2017 Examination

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board says arrangements have been concluded to have an interaction with owners of Computer Based Test centres in the country ahead of the 2017 UTME.

The board’s Head, Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin, made the disclosure in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria on Monday in Lagos.

According to the statement, the meeting which comes up on Tuesday at the University of Lagos is to fine tune all areas of challenges geared towards conducting a hitch-free examination in 2017.

It said that the meeting would determine the number of centres to be used for the 2017 all CBT Unified Tertiary Matriculation Board exercise.

 

These are centres that must have a minimum of 250 and above terminals (computers).

“We will not hesitate to disqualify any centre that falls short of the requirements,’’ the statement said.

“We will equally not compromise on the selection of these centres as they will fully be responsible for our registration and examinations and other related responsibilities that they will be saddled with from time to time as we introduce new measures.’’

The statement said that the board would commence the sale of application forms soon and urged prospective candidates not to patronise any self-acclaimed agent as the board had not and would not appoint any.

It urged candidates to always visit the board’s website for information.

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Jamb Introduce CCTV to examination centres

Folashade Adebayo
The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has said all computer-based test centre proprietors must install closed circuit televisions as one of the requirements for operations.
It also accused operators of the centres of sending fake messages to defraud candidates and providing mandatory training for same.

Among other newly approved standardisation methods, the board said the CCTV must show live recordings of the “entry door (from the inside), exit door (from the outside), cross sectional coverage for examination rooms, external building and server rooms.’’

JAMB Registrar, Prof. Is-haq Oloyede said this on Tuesday during a standardisation meeting with CBT centre proprietors at the University of Lagos.

Oloyede announced a total sum of N6,200, covering  the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination form, CBT centre service fee and the JAMB textbook which would be paid by prospective candidates in 2017.
He added that more than one million candidates sat for the CBT variety of the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination in 2015.
He, however, accused CBT centres of “extorting candidates by charging above approved rates, subletting access codes to cyber cafes, encouraging multiple registration and punishing uncompromising candidates by changing their centres and/or institutions without their knowledge/consent,’’ among other infractions.

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