MODEL COLLEGES/UPGRADED JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS COMMENCE E-REGISTRATION FOR YEAR 2025 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 MODEL COLLEGES/UPGRADED JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS COMMENCE E-REGISTRATION FOR YEAR 2025 ENTRANCE EXAMINATION The Lagos State Government has commenced Year 2025 e-Registraton Entrance Examination (Screening Test) for primary 6 pupils transiting to junior secondary schools into its Model Colleges and Upgraded Junior Secondary Schools.  The Director, Lagos State Examinations Board, Mr. Adebayo Orunsolu confirmed that the e-Registration will commence on Thursday 6th February and ends on Friday, 16th May, 2025, adding that the Screening will be conducted through Computer Based Test (CBT) only between Wednesday, 28th May and Friday, 30th May, 2025, at the various CBT designated centres across the State. Mr. Orunsolu stressed that qualified pupils from public and private Schools are to pay a sum of #10,000 (Ten Thousand Naira Only) for the Application. Speaking further, the Director stated that the registration of prospective applicants will be done via the Examinations Board Portal ...

THERE IS A FIERCE BATTLE GOING ON BETWEEN LADIPO SPARE PARTS MARKET TRADERS & PARAMO COMPANY.

                      According to sources,the developer known as Paramo Development Ventures Limited wrote to the market union about its intention to collect tolls from traders who brought goods or containers into the market.The letter stated that owners of each container brought into the market with goods will pay a fee of between N10,000 and N20,000 depending on the size of the container,while anybody that comes to the market to buy any spare parts will pay between N200 and N500 and will be issued receipts.Paramo also informed the traders that they will pay N200 for any good bought outside and brought into their shops for sale.The union replied them on behalf of the traders that they will not pay such levies.After the union's response,trouble started when Paramo workers attempted to enforce the policy at the market.Some traders resisted and seized Paramo's receipts and threatened to mo the workers if they continued the levy collection.It took the intervention of the market's security officials to bring the situation under control.It was gathered by sources that Paramo leased the market from Mushin Local Government for 25 years and sub-leased some portions to the traders for some years on condition that the traders will use their money to build shops.It was learnt that part of the agreement was that the traders paid allocation fee of between N150,000 and N200,000 to Paramo for each shop and will be paying a certain amount of money every year to Paramo as toll and Paramo will in turn pay Mushin council.Though the Mushin council has summoned the warring parties to a meeting to resolve the crisis.

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