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  The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has revealed why it is yet to release the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination results. JAMB Registrar/Chief Executive, Prof. Ishaq Oloyede, speaking on Tuesday said the reason is because of some internal appraisal. According to him, JAMB wouldn’t want to release results because it had asked people to submit reports, particularly of malpractices. Oloyede stated these in an interview in Abuja during a meeting of the National Youth Service Corps management and with Registrars of Corps Producing Institutions in Nigeria. He said, “Yes, we have no reason not to release the results but we are also doing some internal appraisal. One, we don’t want this situation where you release results and you start to withdraw some; so we have asked people to submit reports, particularly of malpractices. “And for the first day after the result was ready, we now scrutinized and we saw that about 40 per cent of the report were not in. So, why release 6...

  Adamu Garba has withdrawn from the presidential race scheduled for next year after raising N83 million from Nigerians. Mr Garba told Peoples Gazette that even though he had withdrawn from the exercise, it won’t be the end of his quest to govern Nigeria someday. Mr Garba said the N100 million for nomination forms of the ruling All Progressives Congress is exploitative and may not encourage good governance. The development comes after the politician raised over N83 million in donations from Nigerians. “We have recorded the sum of N81,750,000.00 in private donations and N1,457, 794.70 in online donations. Totaling N83,207,794.70. “We sincerely, immensely, and graciously thank everyone for these wonderful contributions and donations, including those who made theirs anonymously. “We, however, request that all those who donated online and who require a refund send an email with evidence of payment on the attached document to assure you of a complete refund upon request,” Mr Garba said....

  Dearborn Police release video of arson and chase on Sunday The Dearborn Police Department has released surveillance video as well as dash and body cam video from a man charged with trying to seat the Dearborn Fresh Supermarket on fire this past weekend.   The Dearborn Police Department announced on Tuesday that a 28-year-old man has been arrested on arson charges after authorities said he tried to set the Dearborn Fresh Supermarket on fire over the weekend. Marcus Flowers was charged in connection to the arson at Dearborn Fresh Supermarket and was charged this week. According to Dearborn Police Chief Issa Shahin, the Dearborn Fire Department responded to two different fires at the supermarket this weekend. The first one was early Saturday morning and was quickly put out by the fire department. On Sunday, around 5:30 a.m., an officer on patrol near the supermarket saw someone setting the market on fire, according to Shahin. The man sped off with police chasing him and, w...

"The Lost Gospel" authors based assertions on an ancient manuscript.   2:25 Alleged 'Lost Gospel' Claims Jesus Had Wife, 2 Children. — -- A new book based on interpretations of ancient texts features an explosive claim: Jesus Christ married Mary Magdalene, and the couple had two children. In “The Lost Gospel,” set for release Wednesday, authors Simcha Jacobovici and Barrie Wilson argue that the original Virgin Mary was Jesus’ wife – not his mother – and that there was an assassination attempt on Jesus’ life 13 years before he was crucified. The writers say they spent six years working on the book. Their arguments are based on an ancient manuscript dating back nearly 1,500 years, one they say they found in a British library, translating the text from an Aramaic dialect into English. Mark Goodacre, a professor of religious studies at Duke University, is skeptical of the book’s findings. “I don’t think that there is any credibility in these claims at all,” Goodacre said....

Roseville man armed with a knife shot to death by police after approaching officers following crash A 53-year-old man refused to drop his knife and came at officers before being fatally shot Tuesday morning. ROSEVILLE, Mich. (FOX2)  -  Roseville police fatally shot a 53-year-old man armed with a knife who came toward officers and refused to drop his weapon following a Tuesday morning crash. "We had an officer-involved shooting on Groesbeck between 12 Mile and Martin," said Chief Ryan Monroe. At 6:20 a.m. surveillance video showed a Chevy Silverado southbound on Groesbeck near 12 Mile crossing the center line and colliding -nearly head-on -with a semi-truck hauling bricks going northbound.  There were no injuries to the male occupants of both vehicles .  Thedof the Silverado, identified as Frank Robles of Roseville, got out of the truck. Witnesses said he was holding a knife and his wrists were cut. According to the Macomb County Sheriff when Roseville police arr...

  2022 Detroit Auto Show to take advantage of outdoor display space with September weather Forget January weather, the new target date in September and outdoor spaces earmarked along with the Huntington Center, means the city of Detroit will also take center stage with a larger expected audience. DETROIT (FOX 2)  -  After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, the North American International Auto Show is coming back in full force this fall in the Motor City with an updated name and an invigorated focus on the city that put the world on wheels. The Detroit Auto Show is officially set for September 21-26 in the city that where the mass manufacture of cars has been based for the past century. It's hard to believe, but it's been more than three years since the Detroit Auto Show took over the city. The last time the auto show was held was back in January of 2019. In 2018, it was announced that the auto show would be moved to the summer, starting in 2020. 2022 Detroit Au...

A package of Paxlovid pills. Washington (CNN) The Biden administration has secured the purchase of 20 million treatment courses of Paxlovid,  Pfizer's antiviral Covid-19 pill , a senior administration official told CNN on Monday. The administration will work with the manufacturer to accelerate production and delivery of the new drug to pharmacies across the country, the official told reporters. A tranche of 100,000 courses will initially be available to pharmacies per quarter while demand and uptake are monitored. Paxlovid combines a new antiviral drug named nirmatrelvir and an older one called ritonavir and is administered as three pills given twice a day for five days. Data released by Pfizer late last year showed the treatment cut the risk of hospitalization or death by 89% if given to high-risk adults within a few days of their first symptoms. "Paxlovid first became authorized by the FDA at the end of December. And there were very, very few pills around. The administration...