Getting admission into a Nigerian university is a huge win but life doesn’t always follow plan. Maybe you need time for medical treatment, a scholarship interview abroad, compulsory service, family reasons, or to sort finances and housing. If that’s you, deferring (postponing) your admission for one year can be the best move it protects your … Read more
Seeing “Admission in Progress” on your JAMB CAPS can be stressful, especially when friends have already accepted offers and you’re still waiting. Fortunately, this status is rarely permanent and usually means your application is somewhere between verification and final approval. It does not always mean rejection. Instead, it’s a holding status used by the admitting … Read more
Losing your JAMB registration number (also called your JAMB profile code or registration number) is stressful, especially when you need it for CAPS, printing your examination slip, or applying for admission. The good news: JAMB provides several official recovery routes you can use immediately. This guide gives clear, tested steps you can follow right now … Read more
After the UTME/Direct-Entry results are released, many candidates realise they want a different course or a different school from the one they initially selected. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) allows candidates to correct such choices through its Change of Course and Change of Institution services. These options are not automatic, they run for … Read more
Admission season in Nigeria brings a flood of questions , Did I miss regular admission? Can I still get in through supplementary? What’s the difference? Knowing the exact meaning of Regular Admission and Supplementary Admission (sometimes called catch-up admission) plus the practical steps that follow each can turn panic into a plan. This guide explains, … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, digital banking isn’t just a convenience it’s becoming a necessity. Alat by Wema Bank (often just called “ALAT”) is one of Nigeria’s pioneering fully digital banks. It offers a wide array of financial services all accessible from your smartphone or browser. Whether you want to save, pay bills, take a small … Read more
In the fast‑moving Nigerian banking landscape, online‑first banks are becoming increasingly attractive. One such player is VFD Bank, offering digital‑native banking services, low‑cost accounts and mobile apps designed for convenience. Whether you’re a salaried employee, a freelancer, or simply someone who prefers banking entirely from a phone, VFD Bank promises to simplify things. In this … Read more
For many small and medium-sized businesses in Nigeria, Moniepoint has become a go-to fintech solution. It’s not just a payments app it offers business accounts, POS (point-of-sale) terminals, and features optimized for merchants. Whether you’re running a shop, a kiosk, or a modern retail business, Moniepoint aims to make money movement seamless, accessible, and cost-effective. … Read more
PalmPay is one of Nigeria’s leading fintech superapps, offering everything from in‑app savings and rewards to peer-to-peer transfers, bill payments, and merchant services. With over 35 million users and more than 15 million daily transactions as of Q1 2025, the platform has become indispensable for individuals and small businesses alike. This review digs deep into … Read more
OPay has become one of Nigeria’s most-used superapps: a single mobile app that bundles wallet, savings, airtime, bills payment, bank transfers, POS/merchant services, and card/ATM access. For many Nigerians Opay is attractive because it combines convenience (pay bills and send money from your phone), offline access via USSD, and a growing merchant network that accepts … Read more