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As this new week begins, may doors of favor open for you.
May every effort be rewarded with success.
May your heart be at peace, your steps ordered, and your goals achieved.
Nothing missing, nothing broken—just grace, growth, and greatness all through.
Have a productive and joyful week ahead! 🌟

Welcome to a brand new month!
May this new month bring you peace like a river, joy like a fountain, and blessings in overflow.
Everything your hands touch will flourish, and your efforts shall be rewarded with favor.
Doors you didn’t knock on will open for you, and grace will speak for you where your voice can’t reach.
You will not walk into error. You will not miss your steps.
Good news will locate you, and testimonies will fill your heart.
Go into this month with boldness—your light will shine brighter than ever.

Happy New Month! 🌸✨

JUST IN: YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, YABA (YABATECH) BEGINS UPLOADING OF ADMISSION LIST ON JAMB CAPS FOR THE 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION

Candidates can now login to their JAMB portal to see their admission status

OOU SETS NOVEMBER 28 DEADLINE AS MATRICULATION HOLDS DECEMBER 16

OOU SETS NOVEMBER 28 DEADLINE AS MATRICULATION HOLDS DECEMBER 16

_OOU will matriculate 2025, 2026 students on December 16. All payments and CAPS acceptance must be completed by November 28. Defaulters will lose their admission._

OOU SETS NOVEMBER 28 DEADLINE AS MATRICULATION HOLDS DECEMBER 16

_OOU will matriculate 2025, 2026 students on December 16. All payments and CAPS acceptance must be completed by November 28. Defaulters will lose their admission._

📢 JUST IN: BAMIDELE OLUMILA UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (BOUESTI) ACTIVATES STUDENT PORTAL! 🎓💻

📢 JUST IN: BAMIDELE OLUMILA UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (BOUESTI) ACTIVATES STUDENT PORTAL! 🎓💻

The BOUESTI Student Portal has now been fully activated for all students.
Candidates can now proceed to:

✅ Pay their school fees
✅ Complete their course registration for the new academic session

If you need assistance with payment, portal login, or course registration,
👉 DM TRENDY GISTS CONSULT for fast and reliable support.
08181163026
We make the process smooth and stress-free!

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📢 JUST IN: BAMIDELE OLUMILA UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (BOUESTI) ACTIVATES STUDENT PORTAL! 🎓💻

The BOUESTI Student Portal has now been fully activated for all students.
Candidates can now proceed to:

✅ Pay their school fees
✅ Complete their course registration for the new academic session

If you need assistance with payment, portal login, or course registration,
👉 DM TRENDY GISTS CONSULT for fast and reliable support.
08181163026
We make the process smooth and stress-free!

Join my WhatsApp channel for more updates
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBvG

Breaking: WAEC Releases New 2026 Subjects Combinations, Bans Economics for Science and Arts Students

Breaking: WAEC Releases New 2026 Subjects Combinations, Bans Economics for Science and Arts Students

WAEC updates 2026 exam structure: Science and Arts students can no longer take Economics as subject combinations change nationwide.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced new subject combinations for students sitting the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), according to PM News.

Under the updated structure, Science students will no longer be allowed to register for Economics, while Arts students studyingLiterature, Government,orHistoryare also barred from taking the subject. Only Business (Commercial) students will now be permitted to include Economics in their exam list.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
WAEC maintained that each student must register for a minimum of seven and a maximum of nine subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

The three compulsory subjects for all categories of students remain:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education

Science Students (2026/2027)
Science students will continue to take subjects with both theory and practical components, though schools without standard laboratories can use an approved alternative-to-practical system.

CORE SUBJECTS
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Physics
✅Chemistry
✅Biology

Optional subjects:
📌Further Mathematics
📌 Geography
📌 Agricultural Science
📌 Technical Drawing
📌A Nigeria Language (Yoruba, Igbo & Hausa)

Arts Students (2026/2027)
Arts students will focus on disciplines within languages, social sciences, and humanities.

Core subjects:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Literature in English
✅Government or History
✅Religious Studies (CRS or IRS)
✅A Nigerian language (Yoruba, Igbo, or Hausa)

Optional subject:
📌Economics (if permitted under local WAEC guidelines)

Commercial Students 2026/2027
Commercial students will concentrate on business, management, and finance-related disciplines.

Core subjects:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Economics
✅Accounting
✅Commerce
✅ Office Practice

Optional subject:
📌Further Mathematics
📌Book Keeping
📌 Agricultural Science or Biology
📌A Nigeria Language

WAEC TRADE SUBJECTS 2026/2027)
WAEC also reaffirmed the inclusion of Trade Subjects — designed to equip students with practical and entrepreneurial skills for self-reliance.

Students must take at least one trade subject out of 35 available options, which include:

📌Animal Husbandry
📌Carpentry and Joinery
📌Catering Craft Practice
📌Data Processing
📌Garment Making
📌Photography
📌Welding and Fabrication
📌GSM Phone Repairs
📌Marketing
📌 Plumbing
📌Tourism
📌 Upholstery

Guidelines for Subjects Selection
WAEC advised students to:
✔️Register for the three compulsory subjects (English, Mathematics, Civic Education).
✔️Choose one trade subject.
✔️Pick two to five additional subjects from their respective categories (Science, Arts, or Commercial).

This means each student must register for a minimum of eight and a maximum of nine subjects in total.

Goal of the Reform
✔️WAEC explained that the new 2026 structure aims to streamline academic focus, enhance specialization, and prepare students for future careers or entrepreneurship.
✔️According to education analysts, the change reflects WAEC’s effort to align secondary school learning with modern curriculum reforms in Nigeria and evolving global education standards .
✔️The 2026 subject reform marks one of WAEC’s most significant updates in recent years — a move expected to influence school timetables, curriculum design, and career pathways across Nigeria and West Africa.
✔️Students and parents are advised to consult their school counselors or visit the official WAEC website for detailed subject registration guidelines.

Join my official WhatsApp group and channel for more updates about your school of choice, JAMB and WAEC.
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBvG0G3GJOxKfw52Z2Y

Breaking: WAEC Releases New 2026 Subjects Combinations, Bans Economics for Science and Arts Students

WAEC updates 2026 exam structure: Science and Arts students can no longer take Economics as subject combinations change nationwide.

The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has announced new subject combinations for students sitting the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), according to PM News.

Under the updated structure, Science students will no longer be allowed to register for Economics, while Arts students studyingLiterature, Government,orHistoryare also barred from taking the subject. Only Business (Commercial) students will now be permitted to include Economics in their exam list.

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
WAEC maintained that each student must register for a minimum of seven and a maximum of nine subjects, including English Language and Mathematics.

The three compulsory subjects for all categories of students remain:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education

Science Students (2026/2027)
Science students will continue to take subjects with both theory and practical components, though schools without standard laboratories can use an approved alternative-to-practical system.

CORE SUBJECTS
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Physics
✅Chemistry
✅Biology

Optional subjects:
📌Further Mathematics
📌 Geography
📌 Agricultural Science
📌 Technical Drawing
📌A Nigeria Language (Yoruba, Igbo & Hausa)

Arts Students (2026/2027)
Arts students will focus on disciplines within languages, social sciences, and humanities.

Core subjects:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Literature in English
✅Government or History
✅Religious Studies (CRS or IRS)
✅A Nigerian language (Yoruba, Igbo, or Hausa)

Optional subject:
📌Economics (if permitted under local WAEC guidelines)

Commercial Students 2026/2027
Commercial students will concentrate on business, management, and finance-related disciplines.

Core subjects:
✅English Language
✅Mathematics
✅Civic Education
✅Economics
✅Accounting
✅Commerce
✅ Office Practice

Optional subject:
📌Further Mathematics
📌Book Keeping
📌 Agricultural Science or Biology
📌A Nigeria Language

WAEC TRADE SUBJECTS 2026/2027)
WAEC also reaffirmed the inclusion of Trade Subjects — designed to equip students with practical and entrepreneurial skills for self-reliance.

Students must take at least one trade subject out of 35 available options, which include:

📌Animal Husbandry
📌Carpentry and Joinery
📌Catering Craft Practice
📌Data Processing
📌Garment Making
📌Photography
📌Welding and Fabrication
📌GSM Phone Repairs
📌Marketing
📌 Plumbing
📌Tourism
📌 Upholstery

Guidelines for Subjects Selection
WAEC advised students to:
✔️Register for the three compulsory subjects (English, Mathematics, Civic Education).
✔️Choose one trade subject.
✔️Pick two to five additional subjects from their respective categories (Science, Arts, or Commercial).

This means each student must register for a minimum of eight and a maximum of nine subjects in total.

Goal of the Reform
✔️WAEC explained that the new 2026 structure aims to streamline academic focus, enhance specialization, and prepare students for future careers or entrepreneurship.
✔️According to education analysts, the change reflects WAEC’s effort to align secondary school learning with modern curriculum reforms in Nigeria and evolving global education standards .
✔️The 2026 subject reform marks one of WAEC’s most significant updates in recent years — a move expected to influence school timetables, curriculum design, and career pathways across Nigeria and West Africa.
✔️Students and parents are advised to consult their school counselors or visit the official WAEC website for detailed subject registration guidelines.

Join my official WhatsApp group and channel for more updates about your school of choice, JAMB and WAEC.
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBvG0G3GJOxKfw52Z2Y

📢 JUST IN: OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY ACTIVATES STUDENT PORTAL! 🎓💻

The UNIOSUN Student Portal has now been fully activated for all students.
Candidates can now proceed to:

✅ Pay their school fees
✅ Complete their course registration for the new academic session

If you need assistance with payment, portal login, or course registration,
👉 DM TRENDY GISTS CONSULT for fast and reliable support.
08181163026
We make the process smooth and stress-free!

Join my WhatsApp channel for more updates
https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbBvG0G3GJOxKfw52Z2Y

Dear Lord,
As this new week begins, I commit my day and business into Your hands. Let Your favor go before me, open doors that no man can shut, and bless the works of my hands. Guide my thoughts, decisions, and actions today. Bring divine connections, clarity, and customers my way. Remove every form of delay, stress, or disappointment.

Let this Monday mark the beginning of breakthroughs, growth, and peace in my life and business. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Have a productive week ahead! 🙏💼✨

DEADLINE FOR COURSE REGISTRATION FOR 2025/2026 ACADEMIC SESSION.