Top Ten UTME 2026 Best Performers Released by JAMB
JAMB has released the list of top performers in the 2026 UTME, with Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin from Ekiti State scoring 372 to lead the ranking.
JAMB has released the list of top performers in the 2026 UTME, with Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin from Ekiti State scoring 372 to lead the ranking.
Ignatius Ajuru University of Education (IAUE) begins 2026/2027 Post-UTME and Direct Entry registration for candidates with UTME score of 150 and above. Portal opens May 18 to June 14, 2026.
Students from Strong Tower Academy reveal how disciplined study, CBT practice, and consistency helped them score above 340 in the 2026 UTME.
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NUT opposes FG's decision to exempt NCE candidates from UTME, citing declining quality and prestige of teaching profession.
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UNESCO report ranks Nigeria third globally for outbound students in 2023, with 5% of international students. China and India lead.
16-year-old Daniella Owoeye scored 372 in 2026 UTME, attributing success to consistency, smart studying, and past questions. Ekiti State congratulates her.
The School of Eloquence in Lagos breaks Guinness World Record for longest speech marathon by a team, completing 480 hours of continuous public speaking over 20 days.
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The Association of University Librarians of Nigerian Universities calls on TETFund to enhance support for open access, digital repositories, and ICT infrastructure in tertiary institutions.
JAMB releases list of top 10 highest scorers in the 2026 UTME. Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin tops with 372, followed by Enwere Kingsley with 370. Most candidates applied for Medicine, Engineering, and Computer Science.
Discover the top 5 most applied-to universities in Nigeria for 2026 JAMB, led by LASU with over 84,000 applications, reflecting student priorities.
WAEC introduces upgraded question serialisation for CBT exams, with over 1.9 million candidates registered for the 2026 WASSCE, and warns against malpractice.
A University of Ibadan computer science student who gained admission in 2019 finally signed out after 7 years, sharing his journey of delays and perseverance.
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A Nigerian man advises JAMB 2026 top scorer Owoeye Daniella Jesudunsin, who scored 372, to change her university choice from UNILAG to OAU for her Medicine and Surgery studies.
Discover five intriguing facts about JAMB top scorers from 2024 to 2026, including record scores, course choices, and state dominance.
Daniella Owoeye, 16, reacts after JAMB named her top 2026 UTME scorer with 372. She shares her joy, expectations, and post-UTME plans for UNILAG Medicine.
Daily Ed Consults celebrates Daniella Owoeye, the 2026 UTME top scorer with 372, releasing her subject breakdown online to widespread acclaim.
JAMB announces 2026 cut-off marks: 150 for universities, 100 for polytechnics, and new age requirement of 18. Agriculture and Education now JAMB-free.
JAMB plans to allow candidates to use personal computers for UTME from 2027, with anti-malpractice flash drives to prevent cheating, sparking mixed reactions.
Owoeye Kehinde Joshua, father of 2026 UTME top scorer Daniella Jesudunsin Owoeye, shared a heartfelt prayer on Facebook, celebrating her 372 aggregate score.
A University of Ibadan graduate who wrote the JAMB exam five times took to social media to share his UTME scores and academic journey, sparking reactions.
HND students at Kwara State Polytechnic criticize KWASU for discontinuing the Top-Up/HND conversion programme, citing discrimination and limited academic progression opportunities.
Dr Ayomide Alokun, a 27-year-old PhD holder in International Relations, protested unemployment with a placard in Nigeria, sparking online reactions.