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One of the heroes of the June 18, 2011 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination conducted by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board is, arguably, Master Olawaseun Osonuga.
At a time when 842,941 out of the 1,493,000 candidates that sat for the examination were said to have scored below 200 marks, this 16-year-old boy scored a total of 311 marks out of the 400 marks.
With the feat, the Senior Secondary School 3 student of The Vale College, Ibadan, is among the 2,892 candidates who the JAMB's Registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, said scored 300 and above in the examination.
The college is owned by Mrs. Funsho Adegbola, a daughter of the slain Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Chief Bola Ige.



When our correspondent met the successful boy who intends to study electrical/electronic engineering at the University of Lagos in the premises of his college tucked inside the Iyaganku Quarters on Friday, nothing showed that he had just clocked 16 on May 6. His stature and his brilliant answers to the different questions posed at him did not in any way portray him as a teenager.
The first child of a family of five was said to have been transferred to the college in SSS1 from Christ the King Catholic College, Odolewu in Ijebu, Ogun State.
On how he achieved the feat, Osonuga said that apart from the grace of God, his college prepared him for the success he recorded in the examination.
He said that based on the training on character development that he received in the college, he decided to set a target for himself in the examination.
"When I learnt that the highest score recorded in last year's examination was 310, I set that as a target with a vow that I would not score anything less and I worked towards that target," he said.
By the time the results were released, Osonuga exceeded his target with one mark. He scored 71 in Chemistry; 73 in Physics; 87 in Mathematics and 80 in the Use of English.
Prior to the UTME, the teenage boy has been leading his class with 'A' in all his nine subjects. He belongs to the college's quiz squad and he represented Oyo State in the Science and Technology Association of Nigeria's quiz in Makurdi, Benue State, recently, where he came 11th among the representatives of the 36 states of the country.
Like the proverbial birds of the same feather that flock together, Osonuga's best friend and classmate, Mubarak Alaaya, also made a good showing in the same examination. They are both among the 21 SSS3 students of the college that wrote the examination.
Alaaya, whose score is the closest to that of Osonuga in the school, scored 292 marks. His breakdown showed that he scored 72 in Economics; 78 in Mathematics; 69 in Government and 73 in the Use of English.
Incidentally, Alaaya is the first teenager to won N1m on the popular television quiz programme, Who wants to be a millionaire? anchored by Frank Edoho.
Osonuga said that he could not have done less than that because of the kind of exposure they were given at the college.
He disclosed that the student-to-teacher ratio in the school is 5:1; adding that with that kind of attention, students have no choice than to do well.

Katherine Edoho
I heard some time back someone insinuating this, but I brushed it off until I saw this interview. Frank Edoho, the host of ”Who wants to be a Millionaire” and his wife of 10yrs, Katherine, who is also a broadcaster with the NTA, are divorce bound.

This is an excerpt of the interview she had with the Encomium Magazine, props to Linda Ikeji for putting this up:

You courted each other for close to five years, did you notice any trace of swiftness to anger in him in those days?
Katherine “No. You could see snippets of temper then, but that’s where it ends. Do you think if I had seen this I would have entered? He is agenerous man but because he is generous does not mean he would beat everything he has given me?”

So, what actually caused this last beating?
“He said I wanted to run away with his kids. I told him I wanted to travel so that we could take a break a little. I told him I was traveling to Brazil because I didn’t want him to trace my whereabouts until after one week. Perhaps he would have enough time to calm down. I was expecting him to sit me down and ask “Why Brazil?” instead he started shouting, saying I want to take his kids from him. He got violently physical, he took my box from me. I travelled without anything. He trailed me to the airport to beg me and I said “Don’t come near me, you cannot be a mad man in the morning, and you are sane in the afternoon. He was coming close to me, I was moving back. He said why are you moving back? I said you are asking me? Do I know the next thing you would do here?” Then, I was bleeding, because he pushed me and I cut my leg somewhere. I was not supposed to travel with our son, because he was dragging him with me. I started crying, telling the cabin members not to leave me behind. So I was running and putting pressure on my leg and bleeding the more. When I came back, I told my younger brother “Please, the kind of beating they gave me before I travelled, I cannot take it two times. Help me to come and pack my belongings, just your presence alone…if you don’t come with me, I’ll take police to go and pack my things from the house because I need peace. For now, I cannot have it at home. When we reached home, my son said “Mummy, didnt daddy say you should not come back to the house?”

In the course of those beatings, have you ever retaliated physically?
“It’s instinctive, I grew up with boys. Somehow I’ll fight back or push, but you can’t compare a woman’s strenght to that of a man. The last beating was something else. I was busy dodging my eyes because Frank punched me as if he was fighting with his fellow man. For many days I couldn’t make use of my left eye. I wore glasses throughout my stay in Cameroun. I kept crying and shouting “my mummy o”. The headache? It was migrain times ten.”


Frank Edoho
Frank also said he doesn’t like you mingling with unmarried women, don’t you think he has a point?”
“Like what? I only have two unmarried friends. One is my brother’s fiancee, the other is Thelma, my colleague in NTA.”“Whats the reason he gives for not wanting Thelma by your side?”
“He says he doesn’t like her aura, and I tell him I don’t like your PA’s aura too. I dont evidence against his PA, but there is something about him that is not just right. I am perceptive. There is something about that guy that is not quite right.”But the bible says women should submit to their husbands. If you do away with these single women, dont you think there will be peace in your home?
“I just told you that the last time he beat me was because we were supposed to meet somewhere at a particular time. I was delayed somehow, so when I got to a place, I didn’t see him. He later called me and said “where are you” I said I was at home. He said, “Liar”. I told him I went for salsa that I had gone home. He didn’t believe me. Now, what has single girls got to do with that?. I don’t involve my friends in anything about my home. I’ve left home, I paid for a place I wouldn’t want disclosed. He sees the kids in their school.”

What do you think would serve as a solution to all these?
“He’s making a move for reconciliation (shows this reporter two different text messages from Frank) “I apologise for having slapped you, I really admit that what I did was beastly. But please come back, I’ve learnt my lesson”. My sister, it’s not coming back, it’s how do we stop that?”
Though I feel a bit disappointed…., infact I don’t know what to say

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JAMB & Post UTME list of Cut Off Marks For Various Nigerian Universities and Polytechnics for 2011/2012 session.

Below is a list of cut off marks for some Nigerian universities.
This list will let you know if you are eligible to write the post UTME exams of your selected school.

Note: This list is tentative, pending the official release of the Post UTME details of the various schools.

1. Federal University of Technology FUT, Minna – 190
2. Kwara Polytechnic, – 180
3. University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT – 200/180 depending on course
4. Federal University of Technology Owerri, FUTO – 180 UTME cutoff
5. Kaduna State University, KASU – 180 UTME cutoff (first choice only)
6. Lagos State Polytechnic, LASPOTECH – 180 cutoff
7. University of Ibadan, UI – 200 (First choice only)
8. Lagos State University, LASU – 200
9. Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, MOUAU – 180
10. Imo State University IMSU,now Evan Enwerem University EEU – 180
11. University of Benin, UNIBEN – 200
12. Anambra State University,ANSU – No official figure probably 180
13. Nnamdi Azikiwe University, NAU/UNIZIK – 180 first choice only (no official proof yet)
14. Enugu State University of Science & Tech – 180
15. Federal University of Technology, Akure, FUTA – 200
16. Obafemi Awolowo University, OAU – 200
17. Adekunle Ajasin University – 200 (minimumUTME score)
18. Tai Solarin University of Education, TASUED – 180 (first choice only)
19. University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN – 200 (minimum UTME cut-off)
20. Rivers State University ofScience and Technology, RSUST – 180 (1st choice only)
21. University of Agriculture, Abeokuta UNAAB – 180 (minimum UTME cut-off)
22. Delta State University, Abraka, DELSU – 180 (minimum UTME cut-off)
23. Abia State University, Uturu, ABSUU – 180
24. University of Ilorin, Unilorin – 200 (240 for medicine)
25. University of Lagos – 200(minimum post UTME cutoff)
26. Niger Delta University – 180 Cutoff mark will vary depending on your chosen course

i will be updating the rest very soon

JAMB Post UTME 2011 Cut Off Marks For Various Nigerian Universities and Polytechnics.

Below is a list of cut off marks for some Nigerian universities.
This list would let you know if you would be eligible to write the post UTME exams of your selected school. This list is tentative, pending the official release of the post UTME details of the various schools.

- Federal University of Technology FUT, Minna – 190
- Kwara Polytechnic, – 180
- University of Port Harcourt, UNIPORT – 200/180 depending on course
- Federal University of Technology Owerri, FUTO – 180 UTME cutoff
- Kaduna State University, KASU – 180 UTME cutoff (first choice only)
- Lagos State Polytechnic, LASPOTECH – 180 cutoff
- University of Ibadan, UI – 200 (First choice only)
- Lagos State University, LASU – 200
- Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, MOUAU – 180
- Imo State University IMSU,now Evan Enwerem University EEU – 180

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