JAMB RELEASES 2026 UTME MOP-UP RESULTS, SET TO BEGIN CANDIDATE RANKING. (PHOTO)

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 JAMB Releases 2026 UTME Mop-Up Results, Set to Begin Candidate Ranking The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has officially released the results for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) mop-up exercise. This crucial update marks the end of the testing phase for the current academic session, paving the way for the next stage of the tertiary admission process. According to a statement issued by JAMB's Public Communication Adviser, Fabian Benjamin, candidates who sat for the mop-up examination can now access their performance details through the board's approved result-checking channels. Candidate Ranking and Admission Letter Printing With the mop-up results now live, JAMB is transitioning immediately into the screening and placement phase. The board announced that it will commence the ranking of candidates to facilitate the selection process for universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education across Nigeria. Furthermore, qualified candid...

DRIVER JAILED FOR DEATH OF ECUADOR POLITICIAN'S DAUGHTER. (PHOTO).

 


A speeding Mercedes driver has been jailed for 10 years for causing the death of an Ecuadorian politician’s daughter in London.

On March 16, 2022, psychologist Vanessa Sagnay de la Bastida and her fiancé Michael Williams were walking home close to Wandsworth Bridge in west London when they crossed the street holding hands.

When 39-year-old Octavian Cadar approached them at over 55 mph—more than double the 20 mph speed limit—the scared pair split up and ran.

Before she ever reached the pavement, Ms. Sagnay, 27, also known as Charlotte, was struck, sending her flying into the air and landing on a sign post and railing.


She passed away at the scene from a devastating head injury. Cadar, a resident of Bexley, in southeast London, initially claimed that the couple’s “messing about in the road” caused the crash; however, he later acknowledged to the jury that this was incorrect.


A witness told the court that if he had been driving at thirty miles per hour, the accident would not have occurred, notwithstanding his allegation that he was trying to avoid them.

After 42 minutes of deliberation, the jury found him guilty of driving recklessly and caused Ms. Sagnay’s death. 

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