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JAMB News

Announcements and updates from JAMB, explained plainly.

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• JAMB Restores CAPS After a 96-Hour Shutdown
  JAMB says CAPS is fully operational again after a shutdown that began on September 24. Here is what institutions and candidates should do now.
• The 2026 Admission Deadlines Every Candidate Should Know
  Public universities must finish admissions by October 31, private universities by November 30 and other institutions by December 31, 2026.
• Old Admission Offers: JAMB Extends Deadline to November 30, 2026
  Candidates with unanswered admission offers from 2021 to 2025 now have until November 30, 2026 to accept or reject them on CAPS.
• NECO 2026 Results Are Out: JAMB Urges Candidates to Upload on the Portal
  NECO released the 2026 SSCE results on September 24. JAMB wants candidates to upload and verify them without delay. Here is what is confirmed.
• JAMB Plans a UTME Centre in Canada: What It Means for Nigerians Abroad
  JAMB says it is working towards a UTME centre in Ottawa, Canada, starting in 2027. Here is what is confirmed, what is not, and what candidates should...
• Accept Or Lose It: JAMB's Final Deadline For Old Admission Offers
  JAMB has set 30 September 2026 as the last day to accept or reject old admission offers. What happens to your status.

JAMB Study & Prep

Study plans, topic guides, English rules and real stories for students who want to pass, and pass well.

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• 5 Mistakes That Will Make You Fail JAMB 2027 (Avoid Them From Today)
  Five avoidable mistakes for JAMB 2027, from the dates to the new 7:30am arrival time, plus a free CBT from 1 November.
• Failed JAMB? Read This Before You Write It Again
  JUPEB results are out and forms are opening. See how many universities run JUPEB, which ones, and whether it beats rewriting JAMB.
• Concord Made Easy: The 25 Golden Rules For JAMB English
  Learn Concord from scratch: what it is, the noun and verb S trick in a clear table, 25 golden rules with examples, and JAMB-style practice questions.
• Mastering JAMB Economics: The Demand & Supply Shortcut
  Economics accounts for 30+ questions in most JAMB papers. Here's how to dominate that section every time.
• Top 10 Chemistry Topics That Always Appear In JAMB
  Data from 10 years of JAMB Chemistry questions — these are the topics you cannot afford to skip.
• The 90-Day JAMB Study Plan That Actually Works
  A week-by-week breakdown of how to cover every subject before your exam date without burning out.
• How Amara Scored 342 In JAMB After Just 3 Months
  One of our students shares her study strategy, the resources she used, and what she wishes she knew earlier.

Admissions & Schools

Registration, CAPS, documents, courses and universities: everything between the exam and your first day on campus.

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• NECO 2026 Results Are Out: What Every "Awaiting Result" Candidate Must Do Now
  NECO has released the 2026 SSCE results. What the numbers mean, and how to get your result onto JAMB CAPS.
• How To Check Your JAMB Admission Status On CAPS (2026 Step-by-Step Guide)
  How to check your JAMB admission status on CAPS in 2026: exact steps, what each status means, and what to do when nothing shows yet.
• How To Accept Your JAMB Admission On CAPS And Print Your Admission Letter (2026)
  Step-by-step: accept your JAMB admission on CAPS, fix the Accept button problem, and print your admission letter the right way.
• ASUU Strikes In 2026: What They Mean For Your Choice Of University
  Lagos state universities are on strike, Ondo has suspended its own, and a national warning is out. How to think about your options.
• Have Not Got Admission Yet? Here Is Why There Is Still Hope In 2026
  JAMB has confirmed the closing dates for the 2026/2027 admissions. Here is what they mean for candidates still waiting, and what to do this week.
• After Admission, What Next? 8 Things To Do After Getting Admission In Nigeria (2026)
  You got admission. Now what? Acceptance fee, clearance, documents, medicals and school fees explained in the right order.
• Documents Needed For Admission In Nigeria: The 2026 Checklist
  The full checklist of documents needed for admission in Nigeria, including LGA certificate, birth certificate and O'Level result.
• EBSU Just Added 7 New Health Courses, And Two Of Them Are Doctorates
  Ebonyi State University has NUC approval for seven new health science programmes for 2026/2027, including Doctor of Physiotherapy and Doctor of...
• Are Admissions Still Going On In 2026?
  Here are the universities that are still giving admission, and what we could and could not confirm about the ones that are not. Includes the official...
• Is JAMB Change Of Course And Institution Still Open In 2026?
  JAMB opened change of course and institution in May 2026. We checked whether it has ended, what the admission deadlines are, and what to do now.
• FULAFIA vs NSUK: Key Differences, Courses Offered, And 2026/2027 Admission Update
  Confused between FULAFIA and NSUK? This detailed guide breaks down their differences, courses, portals, and the latest Post-UTME update for the...
• JAMB 2027 Registration: Everything You Need To Know
  Complete guide to JAMB registration dates, required documents, and how to avoid common mistakes.

Education

Our tutors, the teachers we celebrate, school owners, ministers and the pioneers who built education in Nigeria and across the world.

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Nkuzify tutors and team (5)

• Tutor Chi S. Amaukwu, Core Science Teacher
  Tutor Chi teaches Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics online and in person, looks after the Premium and Exclusive packages, and has JAMB...
• Tutor Miracle R. Olatuja, Core Arts Teacher
  Tutor Miracle R. Olatuja teaches CRS and English, covers every Nkuzify package and teaches the Saturday English class. A World Teachers' Day thank...
• Tutor Emmanuel Etimbok: From Nkuzify Student to Science Teacher
  Tutor Emmanuel Etimbok went from Nkuzify student to medical student to Physics, Chemistry and Biology teacher. A World Teachers' Day thank you.
• Tutor Kemzy (Favor Oluwakemi Ige), Arts Teacher
  Tutor Kemzy, Favor Oluwakemi Ige, teaches CRS, English and Government for the Premium and Exclusive packages on Nkuzify Edu. A World Teachers' Day...
• Why I Teach: Bringing African Education Back to Africa
  The founder of Nkuzify on why he teaches, and the people who taught him.

Teachers we celebrate (14)

• Mrs Queen Ese: 25 Years in the Classroom and Still Teaching
• Mrs Udoh: The Versatile Teacher
• Francis Nkemdirim Egede: The Teacher Who Never Stopped Teaching
• Sharon Chinyere Okpani, One of the Most Vibrant English Teachers I Know
• Mr Caleb Tochukwu: The Principal Who Teaches English
• Mrs Caroline Eze: The Teacher Whom Parents Trust and Children Cry For
• Maazi Dibia (Uchechukwu Obiajulu Sakar), the Teaching Magnet
• Mrs Ikwere, the Mathematics Teacher Who Gave Me My Foundation
• Konchesky Borraski: The Friend Who Taught Me to Read to the End
• My Brother Benjamin Nwoye Taught Me What To Read
• My Mother, My First Teacher
• My Father, A Teacher Without A Classroom
• The Teachers Who Shaped My Life
• Coach Ekwy (Ekwutosi Cynthia Okeh): The Digital Witch Who Taught Me Remote Work

Teachers of the Year (5)

• Happy Teachers' Day to All Teachers: Teachers Celebrated by Nkuzify
• Leading Teachers And Educators Of The Year Celebrated By Nkuzify
• Distinguished Teachers Of The Year Celebrated By Nkuzify
• Meet The Nkuzify Team Teachers Of The Year
• Frontline Teachers Of The Year Celebrated By Nkuzify

School and lesson-centre owners (7)

• Meet the Owner of Achievers International School, Obosi
• Inside M.O.G. Lesson Center: Meet the Owner
• Classic Lesson Center and the Teacher Who Owns It
• Chigbo Peter Nwofoke, Owner of Mayor Lesson Center
• Dr Andy Osita Okolo, Owner of EBA Lesson Center
• Professor Lois Nnenna Omaka-Amari: A Mother in the Teaching Business
• Chidinma Peace Onuora, Owner Of Bright Eyes International School (BEIS)

Education leaders and ministers (6)

• The Leaders Who Run Nigeria's Education Systems
• Dr Tunji Alausa: Nigeria's Minister Of Education
• Dr Lawal Olohungbebe: Kwara State's Commissioner For Education
• Mr Jamiu Alli-Balogun: Lagos State's Commissioner For Basic And Secondary Education
• Dr Donatus Ilang: Ebonyi State's Commissioner For Primary And Secondary Education
• Professor Amari Omaka, SAN: Ebonyi State's Commissioner For Tertiary Education

Nigerian education pioneers (6)

• Alvan Ikoku: Educator and Union Leader (1900-1971)
• Kenneth Dike: Historian and First Nigerian Vice-Chancellor of Ibadan
• Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti: Teacher and Women's Rights Campaigner
• Tai Solarin: Founder of Mayflower School, Ikenne
• Eni Njoku: Botanist and Vice-Chancellor
• Chike Obi: Mathematician

Prizewinning teachers and changemakers (6)

• Peter Tabichi: The Kenyan Science Teacher Who Won the Global Teacher Prize
• Adeola Akinsulure: Biology Teacher and Global Teacher Prize Top 10 Finalist
• Kayode Adewale: Mathematics Teacher and Global Teacher Prize Finalist
• Olasunkanmi Opeifa: English Teacher and Maltina Teacher of the Year
• Olalekan Adeeko: First Nigerian African Union Continental Teacher Prize Winner
• Noel Alumona: Founder of Hope for African Children

World educators and patrons of teaching (10)

• Global Patrons Of Teaching: Imhotep, Ahmed Baba, Fatima Al-Fihri And More
• Imhotep: The Master Builder And Healer Of Ancient Egypt
• Ptahhotep: The Egyptian Vizier Who Wrote Advice For The Young
• Ahmed Baba Of Timbuktu: The Scholar Whose Library Was Seized
• Fatima Al-Fihri: The Woman Who Built Al-Qarawiyyin
• Al-Farabi: The Second Teacher After Aristotle
• Savitribai Phule: One of India's First Women Teachers
• Maria Montessori: The Doctor Who Let Children Learn by Doing
• Anna Julia Cooper: Born Enslaved, She Became a Scholar and Educator
• Septima Clark: The Teacher Who Taught Ordinary People to Read and Vote

Teachers' Day cards and education news (3)

• Thank You, Teacher: Make a Free Card for Your Teacher
• The Teacher You Never Got to Thank (And a Free Card to Say It)
• Burkina Faso Will Call Colonial 'Explorers' Invaders in Its School Books

Tech & AI

Digital skills, apps and tools for Nigerian students and children.

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• Tekoon: A Typing Game App for Children and Teens
  Tekoon is a free typing game app for children and teens from Nkuzify. Learn how it works, how to install it on a phone or tablet, and what games are...
• Why Every Nigerian Student Needs Digital Skills In 2026
  Beyond JAMB — why learning coding and AI now gives you an unfair advantage in university and beyond.

Igbo Culture & Language

Igbo proverbs, language and the traditional pillars of education.

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• Nkuzi: The Igbo Pillars of Education
  Igbo educators and traditions that shaped Nigerian learning, from Alvan Ikoku to the Igbo apprenticeship system.
• Ilu Igbo: 10 More Igbo Proverbs and What They Teach Us (Series 2)
  Ten more Igbo proverbs (ilu Igbo), each with the Igbo, an English translation and a plain explanation of what it teaches.
• Ilu Igbo: 11 Igbo Proverbs and What They Teach Us (Series 1)
  Eleven Igbo proverbs (ilu Igbo), each with the Igbo, an English translation and a plain explanation of what it teaches.

Ọdịnani (African Traditional Religion)

Teachings and the Igbo calendar from the traditional spirituality of the Igbo people.

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• Ọnwa Uzọ Alụshi (Ọnwa Alụ Kwụsị): The 13th Moon of the Igbo Calendar
  The 13th moon is a sacred threshold where the land is cleansed and the old year is released before the new cycle begins.
• Be Nna Gi as the First Altar: An Ọdịnani Teaching on Ancestral Return
  Why the father’s house is the first place of spiritual connection, how fear cuts people off from their roots, and what returning home means in...
• Spirituality and Politics in Ọdịnani
  In Ọdịnani, politics is far older than party rivalry. It is the organization of life, authority and balance, and the ancestors never separated it...
• The Concept of Oma Agwụ
  Oma Agwụ is the sacred ground where Agwụ is installed. This teaching explains Agwụ Ezumezu, Uru Agwụ, Ekwensu Agwụ, Oku, Okuku and why the land of...
• Igbo Calendar: Ọnwa Uzọ, 13th Moon, Afọ 2025
  The Igbo day, moon and year for the opening of the new cycle, with the market days, the Ụga we are in, and a morning blessing.
• Do You Know About the Four Great Ụga of the Igbo People?
  Many people know the four Igbo market days, but Igbo thought also holds a far larger idea of time: the four great Ụga, or world ages. Here is a short...
• Time Is an Illusion: Why Time Is Man-Made, but Ụga Is Divine
  Time as hours, days, and months is a human measure, not a cosmic law. This article explains why, in Ọdịnani thought, divinity works through Ụga, the...

About Nkuzify

Who we are, why we write, and how Nkuzify began.

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• How Nkuzify Came to Be: To Teach Anyone Anything
  The story behind the name Nkuzify, from the Igbo word nkuzi (to teach), and where our journey of teaching is heading.

Newest on the blog

• JAMB Restores CAPS After a 96-Hour Shutdown
• The 2026 Admission Deadlines Every Candidate Should Know
• Old Admission Offers: JAMB Extends Deadline to November 30, 2026
• NECO 2026 Results Are Out: JAMB Urges Candidates to Upload on the Portal
• JAMB Plans a UTME Centre in Canada: What It Means for Nigerians Abroad