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Enugu State Indigene Receives International Recognition from U.S. Leadership Institute

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Dr. Chidiogo Okonkwo in a pose after being honored internationally by CILMMD, U.S. Dr. Chidiogo Okonkwo, an indigene of Enugu State, has been conferred with an Honorary Doctorate (Honoris Causa) by the Chartered Institute of Leadership and Management of Maryland (CILMMD), USA, in recognition of her exemplary dedication to leadership, service, and community development. According to Okonkwo, the recognition is “not just about a title; it represents years of dedication, passion, service, and the grace of God that has brought me this far.” She expressed heartfelt gratitude to the leadership of CILMMD and thanked her family, mentors, friends, and supporters who have encouraged and believed in her throughout her journey. She has also received congratulatory messages from well-wishers across Nigeria and beyond, marking the achievement as a celebrated milestone. “This moment fills my heart with deep gratitude and joy,” Okonkwo added, emphasizing her renewed commitment to continue making meani...
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Undergraduate Students Can Register for 2026 UTME and Direct Entry, JAMB Clarifies

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JAMB official logo The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has clarified that students already enrolled in tertiary institutions are eligible to register for the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and Direct Entry, which allows them to enter directly into the second year of their program. This was in a clarification signed and issued by the Board’s Public Communication Advisor, Fabian Benjamin, emphasizing that candidates must declare their existing admission status during registration. The disclosure is mandatory for record and regulatory purposes and ensures that no candidate holds multiple admissions concurrently. The Board also emphasized that failure to disclose a current admission status constitutes an offence. Although its system can detect prior matriculation records, any candidate found to have deliberately concealed such information risks losing both admissions. Parents and candidates have been advised to rely only on official JAMB publications and ve...
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