Fountain University Admission Screening 2017 Announced

Applications are invited from suitably qualified Candidates for the Screening Exercise for admission into the DEGREE Programmes for the 2016/2017 Academic Session commencing 9th October, 2017.

(i) GENERAL ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
a. Candidates applying for admission into any Undergraduate Programme must possess a minimum of five (5) O’ level credit passes at not more than two sittings in WAEC/NECO SSCE AND GCE which must include credit passes in English Language and Mathematics, and any other THREE subjects relevant to the proposed course of study OBTAINED WITHIN THE LAST FIVE YEARS.

b. Direct Entry Candidates are expected to possess a good Diploma in their choice of Course (With minimum of Lower Credit) from reputable Polytechnics or Universities OR equivalent A’ Level Passes (including IJMB) in relevant Subjects. DIRECT ENTRY STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO ALSO PURCHASE THE DIRECT ENTRY FORM OF THE JOINT ADMISSIONS & MATRICULATION BOARDS.

Candidates awaiting results can also apply provided there is the assurance that such results will be available before Matriculation in December, 2017.

(2) DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES (200LEVEL)
Candidates in addition to the “O” leve results must have 2 or 3 subjects at A level or HSC or ND or NCE or ATS in relevant discipline. Candidate are also expected to have purchased the Direct Entry (JAMB) Form.

(3) DIRECT ENTRY CANDIDATES (300LEVEL)
Candidates for these programmes should be holders of HND in their respective fields of studies.HND in Electrical/Electronic Engineering, Statistics or Mathematics is acceptable for Computer Science while Professional Certificates such as ACA, ACIB, ACIS, ACIN and ACIT are acceptable for Business Administration, Accountancy, Banking and Finance. In addition, candidates must possess five credit pass in SSCE WAEC/NECO or NABTEB. These should include English Language, Mathematics and three other subjects relevant to the course of study.

1. COLLEGE OF NATURAL AND APPLIED SCIENCES

( i ) Department of Biological Sciences
B.Sc Microbiology 
(ii) Department of Chemical Sciences
a) B.Sc Biochemistry and Nutrition
b) B.Sc Chemistry
c) B.Sc Industrial and Environmental Chemistry
(iii) Department of Physics, Electronics and Earth Sciences
a) B.Sc Physics
b) B.Sc Physics and Electronics
(iv) Department of Mathematics and Computer Sciences
a) B.Sc Computer Science
b) B.Sc Mathematics

2. COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES 

(i) Department of Accounting and Finance
a) B.Sc Accounting
b) B.Sc Banking and Finance
(ii) Department of Economics
B.Sc Economics
(iii) Department of Business Administration
a) B.Sc Business Administration
(iv) Department of Political Science and Industrial Relations
a) B.Sc Political Science and Public Administration
b) B.Sc Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
(v) Department of Psychology and Sociology
a) B.Sc Sociology
b) B.Sc Psychology
(vi) Department of Mass Communication
a) B.Sc Mass Communication

(B) FEES AND OTHER INFORMATION

The current school fees is N341,500 for the Degree Programme. The fee is payable in two instalments of 60:40 ratio in the First Semester and Second Semester respectively. Every new student will pay N25,000 as Acceptance fee before collection of Admission letter. Students will be responsible for their feeding in the University Restaurants on PAY AS YOU EAT BASIS. 

(C) ADMISSION SCREENING EXERCISE FORM

Admission screening exercise forms can be accessed on the University website: http://fountainuniversity.edu.ng/admissions/apply/1 

Bank deposit for the payment of a fee of N2,500 to any of the Branches of:

GUARANTY TRUST BANK PLC (Acct No 0035759013)

ACCESS BANK PLC (Acct No 0033534044)

CANDIDATES ARE REQUIRED TO PRINT OUT THE COMPLETED ONLINE FORM AND COME ALONG WITH THE PRINTED COPY, THE TELLER FOR PAYMENT AND ALL CREDENTIALS TO ATTEND THE SCREENING INTERVIEW.

JAMB Debunks Rumour On Addition Of 40 Marks To Candidates' Score

  JAMB has debunked the rumour that the Senate has passed a bill urging the board to add extra 40 marks to candidates.

According to him, there is no bill anywhere not even a motion has been tabled before the two chambers of the National Assembly on the board’s 2017 UTME performance.

“We urge candidates to disregard all funny connotations online on their results as the board will not contemplate doing all that is being speculated as that will negate the ethics of an examination body as critical as JAMB.”

It added that the board’s major concern had always been to ensure that cheating during and after examination were reduced to zero level, and this, he said, the board had substantially achieved.

JAMB Adopts New Method For 2017 UTME Registration......

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board has disclosed that it will deploy “pin vending” for the 2017 UTME test registration.

This was made known by the board’s Head of Media and Information, Dr Fabian Benjamin, on Wednesday.

According to him the public especially prospective UTME candidates should start getting familiar with the new system as the board will no longer make use of scratch cards.

“Candidates wishing to register for the examination will just make online payment and get a pin with which they can upload their data.

“This new pin vending will be accessible through the options of web payment, ATM issued cards like Visa, Verve, and Master card, online Quick Teller, mobile application and Bank Branch case/card.”

He further mentioned that the board is working to ensure that some of the challenges experienced during the 2016 UTME won't re-occur in 2017 UTME.

He however added that is it does not mean that the examination will be totally hitch free.

The spokesman also said that the board would begin validation of UTME centres across the country soon to ensure they are up to standard.

ADMISSION INTO 2016/2017 PRE-DEGREE PROGRAMME

Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for admission into one-year Pre-Degree Programme for the 2016/2017 Academic Session.

GENERAL ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
Candidates must possess O/L, SSCE (WAEC), SSCE (NECO) or equivalent with a minimum of four relevant credit passes in subjects which must include English Language for Arts; and English and Mathematics for Sciences and Social Sciences. Candidates with deficiencies in their ‘O’ level results will be considered; but such candidates are, however, required to make up for any deficiency before the 2017/2018 UTME admission exercise.

COMPLETION OF APPLICATION FORMS
Candidates are to register on-line by accessing the University website: http://www.uniosun.edu.ng or directly on the Pre-Degree Portal at http://pds.uniosun.edu.ng to complete and submit Application Forms. Candidates are also expected to print two (2) copies of the application form after submission. Each candidate is to bring along a copy of the application form on the day of the screening exercise. The second copy is to be submitted on admission to the Pre-Degree programme of the University.

ACCESS TO THE REGISTRATION PORTAL
Visit the UNIOSUN Pre-Degree Portal via http://www.uniosun.edu.ng or http://pds.uniosun.edu.ng. This will take you to the online Application Platform. Ensure you read all registration guidelines and instructions before proceeding to register. Payment of Ten Thousand Naira (N10,000.00) for the Pre-Degree application is through the UNIOSUN WebPAY using Interswitch enabled Debit/ATM cards (Master Card and Verve)

PLACEMENT INTO DEGREE PROGRAMME
Upon successful completion of the programme, candidates must also obtain satisfactory scores in the 2017/2018 JAMB Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME), to have the opportunity of being admitted into any of the following Degree Programmes:

COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE, EJIGBO CAMPUS
• Bachelor of Agriculture (B. Agric) with specialisations in:
o Agricultural Economics and Extension
o Animal Science
o Agronomy
• Bachelor of Fisheries and Wildlife
o Fisheries and Aquaculture
o Wildlife Management

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, IPETU-IJESA CAMPUS
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Political Science
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Economics
• B. A. (Ed.) English
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Mathematics
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Biology
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Chemistry
• B. Sc. (Ed.) Physics
• B.Ed. Guidance and Counselling
• B.Ed. Educational Management

COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES
• B. Sc. Anatomy
• B. Sc. Physiology
• B. Sc Public Health
• B. N. Sc Nursing

COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND CULTURE, IKIRE CAMPUS
• B. A. English and International Studies
• B. A. French and International Studies
• B. A. Linguistics and Communication Studies
• B. A. History and International Studies

COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND SOCIAL SCIENCES, OKUKU CAMPUS
• B. Sc. Accounting
• B. Sc. Business Administration
• B. Sc. Economics
• B. Sc. Banking and Finance
• B. Sc. Political Science and International Relations
• B. Sc. Geography
• B. Sc. Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
• B. Sc. Sociology
• B. Sc. Entrepreneurship

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, OSOGBO CAMPUS
• B. Sc. Industrial Chemistry
• B. Sc. Biochemistry
• B. Eng. Civil Engineering
• B. Sc. Computer Science
• B. Eng. Electrical/Electronics Engineering
• B. Eng. Mechanical Engineering
• B. Sc. Mathematics
• B. Sc. Microbiology
• B. Sc. Geology
• B. Sc. Physics with Electronics
• B. Sc. Urban and Regional Planning
• B. Sc. Plant Biology
• B. Sc. Chemistry
• B. Sc. Zoology

Also, the programme has been designed to include intensive training in Information and Communication Technology (ICT).


CLOSING DATE:  Submission of forms closes on Friday 25th November, 2016

ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
Date: Saturday, 26th November, 2016
Venue: Osun State University, Main Campus, Osogbo.
Time: 9:00 a.m.
For further information, please contact the Admissions Office, Osun State University, Osogbo on Tel: 08035769845, 08035288701

UNIOSUN Academic Calendar 2016/2017 Released

ACADEMIC CALENDAR FOR 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION 

CALENDAR FOR 2016/2017 ACADEMIC SESSION
 
OCTOBER 2016
Monday, 24th October: Assumption of studies by Fresh Students/e-Registration for all Students for Harmattan Semester 2016/2017 Session
Monday, 24th October: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Tuesday, 25th October: Business Committee of Senate
Wednesday, 26th October: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 26th October-Friday, 28th October: Orientation for Fresh Students
Thursday, 27th October: Senate
Monday, 31st October: Management Meeting/Resumption / Commencement of Lectures for all Students

NOVEMBER 2016
Monday, 14th  November: College Board of Agriculture, Education, Health Sciences and Law.
Tuesday, 15th November: College Board (SET,Management and Social Sciences, Humanities and Culture)
Wednesday, 16th November: Management Meeting
Thursday, 17th November: Academic Planning Sub- Committee
Friday, 18th   November: University Research Committee
Monday, 21st November: Management Meeting
Tuesday, 22nd  November: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday,  23rd November: Library Committee/ Security Committee
Wednesday, 23rd November: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Thursday, 24th November: Senate
Friday, 25th   November:  Staff- Students Colloquium
Friday, 25th November: e-Registration ends for all Students
Monday, 28th November – Friday 9th December: Late Registration with Penalty

DECEMBER 2016
Wednesday, 7th December: Matriculation of Fresh Students
Monday, 12th December: Management Meeting
Wednesday, 14th December: Inaugural Lecture
Friday, 9th December – Saturday, 17th December, 2016: Convocation
Friday, 23rd Dec., 2016  - Monday, 2nd Jan., 2017:         End of the year Break

JANUARY, 2017
Tuesday, 3rd January: Resumption after New Year Break and Continuation of Lectures
Tuesday, 3rd January: Management Meeting
Wednesday,  4th January: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors.
Thursday, 5th January: Development Committee
Friday, 6th January:  University Research Committee
Monday, 9th January: Security Committee
Tuesday, 10th   January: Business Committee of Senate
Tuesday, 24th January: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Thursday, 26th January Senate

FEBRUARY 2017
Friday, 10th February:  End of Lectures (Harmattan Semester)
Monday, 13th February: Management Meeting
Monday, 13th  –  Saturday, 18th  February: Lecture Free Week
Monday, 20th February – Friday, 10th March: Harmattan Semester Examination
Monday, 20th  -  Friday, 24th February: GNS Examinations
Tuesday, 21st February:  Board of Postgraduate Studies
Thursday, 23rd February: Senate
Monday, February 27- Friday, 10th March: Marking of Examination Scripts

MARCH 2017
Wednesday, 1st March: Security Committee
Friday, 10th March: End of Harmattan Semester
Monday, 13th March – Friday, 24th March: Harmattan Semester Break
Monday, 13th March – Friday, 24th March: Consideration of Results at Departmental, Faculty and College Levels
Tuesday, 14th  March: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 15th  March: Staff-Students Colloquium
Thursday, 16th March: Faculty of Management Sciences Lecture
Monday, 20th March: Management Meeting
Thursday, 23rd March: Security Committee
Monday, 27th March: Resumption for Rain Semester / Commencement of Lectures for Rain Semester 2016/2017 Session
Monday, 27th March – Friday, 7th April: e-Registration for all Students for Rain Semester 2016/2017 Session
Monday, 10th April – Friday, 21st April: Late Registration with Penalty
Friday, 21st April:  Late Registration with Penalty ends
Thursday, 30th March: Senate

APRIL 2017
Tuesday, 11th April: Finance Sub-Committee
Wednesday, 12th April: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Thursday, 13th  April: College of Humanities & Culture Annual Lecture
Monday, 17th April: Management Meeting
Tuesday, 18th April: Business Committee of Senate
Wednesday, 19th April: College Board (Agriculture, Education, Health Sciences and Law)
Thursday, 20th April: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Friday, 21st April: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
Friday, 21st April: College Board (Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Management and Social Sciences, Humanities and Culture)
Friday, 21st April: University Research Committee
Monday, 24th April: Security Committee
Wednesday, 26th April: College of Agriculture Annual Lecture
Thursday, 27th April: Senate

MAY 2017
Tuesday, 9th May: College of Education Annual Lecture
Wednesday, 10th  May: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Thursday, 11th May: Finance Sub-Committee
Monday, 15th May: Ceremonials Committee
Tuesday, 16th May: Business Committee of Senate
Tuesday, 16th May: Faculty of Engineering Annual Lecture
Wednesday, 17th May: College Board (Agriculture, Education, Health Sciences and Law)
Thursday, 18th May: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Friday, 19th May: Appointments and Promotions Committee (Admin and Technical)
Friday, 19th May: College Board (Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Management and Social Sciences, Humanities and Culture)
Friday, 19th May: University Research Committee
Monday, 22nd May: Management Meeting
Wednesday, 24th May: Security Committee
Thursday, 25th May: Senate
Wednesday, 31st May: College of SET Annual Lecture

JUNE 2017
Wednesday, 7th June: Faculty Lecture, Basic and Applied Sciences
Tuesday, 13th  June: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 14th June: College of Management and Social Sciences Lecture
Friday, 23rd June: End of Lectures for Rain Semester
Monday, 26th June: Management Meeting
Monday, 26th June  – Friday, 30th June: Lecture Free Week
Wednesday, 28th June: Security Committee
Thursday, 29th June: Senate

JULY 2017
Monday, 3rd July – Friday, 21st July: Rain Semester Examination
Monday, 3rd July – Friday 7th July: GNS Examination
Tuesday, 11th July: Faculty Board (Agriculture, Education and Law)
Wednesday, 12th July: Faculty Board (Sciences, Management and Social Sciences)
Thursday, 13th July: Faculty Board (Health Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Humanities and Culture)
Wednesday, 12th  July: Library Committee
Thursday, 13th July:  Board of Postgraduate Studies
Friday, 14th July: Ceremonials Committee
Monday, 17th July: Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Wednesday, 19th July: University Research Committee
Thursday, 20th July: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Monday, 24th July: Management Meeting
Monday, 24th July - Friday, 4th August: Marking of Examination Scripts
Monday, 24th July  – Sunday, 19th November:  Rain Semester Break
Tuesday, 25th July: Development Committee
Tuesday, 25th July: Finance Sub-Committee
Wednesday, 26th July: Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 27th July: Senate

AUGUST 2017
Tuesday, 1st August: College of Health Sciences Lecture
Wednesday, 2nd August:  Security Committee
Thursday, 3rd August: Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences Annual Lecture
Friday, 4th August: Faculty of Clinical Sciences Annual Lecture
Monday, 7th August – Friday, 18th August: Consideration of Results at Departmental, Faculty and College Levels
Tuesday, 8th August: College Board (Agriculture, Education and Law)
Wednesday, 9th August: College Board (Sciences, Management and Social Sciences)
Thursday, 10th August: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Friday, 11th August: College Board (Health Sciences, Engineering and Technology, Humanities and Culture)
Monday, 14th August: Management Meeting
Tuesday, 15th August: College Board (Agriculture, Education and Law)
Wednesday, 16th August: College Board (Sciences, Management and Social Sciences)
Thursday, 17th August: Committee of Provosts, Deans and Directors
Friday, 18th August; End of Rain Semester
Friday, 18th August: College Board (Health Sciences, SET, Humanities and Culture)
Monday, 21st August: Security Committee
Tuesday, 22nd August: Library Committee
Wednesday, 23rd August: University Research Committee
Thursday, 24th August: Academic Planning Sub-Committee
Friday, 25th August: Development Committee
Monday, 28th August: Staff-Students Colloquium
Tuesday, 29th August: Board of Postgraduate Studies
Wednesday, 30th August: Business Committee of Senate
Thursday, 31st August: Senate

SEPTEMBER 2017
Friday, 1st September Finance Sub-Committee
Monday, 4th September Management Meeting
Monday, 4th September End of 2016/2017 Session /Commencement of Annual Leave for Academic Staff


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FUTA ADMISSION: FUTA 2nd Batch Admission List 2016/2017 Released

This is to inform all candidates who participated in the admission screening exercise of the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) that the 2nd Batch of admission list for 2016/2017 has been released.

How To Check Your Admission Status

-Visit http://www.futa.edu.ng/firars/welcome/admissions

-Enter your UTME Reg Number in the space provided.

-Click on "Submit" to access your admission details

See official list of courses offered in FUTA

UNILORIN SCHOOL ALERT:UNILORIN School Fees Schedule 2016/2017

The management of University of ilorin (UNILORIN) has released the school fees schedule for 2016/2017 session.

To check this, students are to visit uilugportal.unilorin.edu.ng
-Select the type of charges (Local or international)
-Click on "Display" to view the school fees breakdown.

#Tempting Wednesday: Making Her Come !!

You may think that wildly jackhammering her rocks your woman’s world, but if she hasn’t told you already: That ain’t true. There’s actually an art to giving her a mind-blowing orgasm, more than just having a big brush. “trust me,” says Gabrielle Moore, author of The Female Orgasm Revealed. “Combining foreplay, clitoral stimulation, partial penetration, and anal stimulation can literally be like sexual dynamite for women. Her recipe:

Foreplay First
 
Target all of her erogenous zones—especially her neck, nipples, and inner thighs—with your lips, tongue, and fingertips. Remember, this is a marathon not a sprint, so take it slow. “Get her to the point where she’s literally begging. But then hold back. Having sekx before reaching that magic moment decreases your chances of giving her an orgasm.”

Go Halfway
 
“Penetrate her slowly but just partially, and then stop for a few seconds. Don’t go in completely for three to five minutes . . . until she begs you even more.”

Encourage Her to Touch—Herself “Take her hand and gently guide it to her clitoris. Clitoral stimulation during sekx will significantly boost most women’s chances of reaching an orgasm.”

Use Her Assets The finish line is near. Move on to full penetration, gradually increasing the speed and depth of your thrusts. “As she gets closer and closer to orgasm, try a bit of gentle anal stimulation. It’ll increase the intensity of her orgasm even more.”

20 Moves to Last Longer During Sex without Any Difficulty

But when you’re a guy, ejaculating too soon can spell doom to your sex life.
As a guy, premature ejaculation can leave you feeling frustrated, dejected, and arm-twist you into losing all your confidence when it comes to matters of the bedroom.
It’s unfortunate that you have to deal with this, but fret not, because there are really fun ways to learn to last longer in bed.
All it takes is a bit of effort and a bit of time.


How to last longer during sex

If you want to last longer during sex and you’re not really suffering from a medical condition, then these tips will definitely help you last a lot longer. After all, you need to remember that the experience of sex is more in the head than in between your legs.
If you feel confident about your sexual capabilities, you’d definitely be able to perform better with your woman.
Don’t let premature ejaculation get in the way of a great sex life. Instead, learn to get better at controlling your ejaculation and everything will feel just fine.
And here’s a startup tip for you, if you ever end up ejaculating within a few minutes, don’t hate yourself for it. Lie back and rest for a half an hour or so. You’ll be ready by then and raring to go, and you’ll definitely last a lot longer and satisfy her better too!

Everyday tips to have sex for longer

Here are a few everyday tips that can help you enjoy better and longer sex over time. Just like a long term diet and workout plan, these everyday tips won’t help you tonight, but they’ll definitely make you a sex god potential over time.

#1 Masturbate regularly. If you haven’t ejaculated for a long time, it’ll be harder to hold on while having sex. Spend some alone time with yourself at least a few times a week so you never let the horniness get out of hand!

#2 Controlled ejaculation. Now every guy masturbates now and then. But how often do you do it? If you have some time by yourself, get busy with the little guy, but don’t rush it. Spend at least an hour watching porn or thinking naughty while masturbating.
But each time you’re on the verge of ejaculating, hold yourself back and think about something else. The more you practice holding back during masturbation, the better you’d get at controlling your ejaculation.

#3 Speak to your doctor. If you’re having a really difficult time making sex last, perhaps you need to speak with your doctor for an immediate temporary cure. Your doctor can prescribe a few pills for you, which can help you last longer while you work on the other techniques at the same time.

#4 Workout and kegels. Workout everyday and you’ll feel a lot better in no time. Working out improves your blood flow and makes you feel fitter. And even if you lose an erection because you shot the gun too soon, you’ll be ready again in no time.
Another alternative are kegel exercises. Kegel exercises are a set of exercises that focus on the pelvic muscles. When you contract and relax your muscles around your pelvis, the pubococcygeus muscle of your pelvis get stronger over time. And that helps you get rock hard erections, and gives you better control of your ejaculations.

#5 Communication. Don’t let your early explosions frustrate you. After all, you’re not intentionally trying to finish yourself off early. Speak to your lover and help each other understand what’s going on in both of your minds.

Sexual tips to last longer during sex

You’ve read about how to hold on your hard on for longer using the everyday tips. But now we go straight into the act. So what can you do while having sex to avoid an early ejaculation? Find out here.

#1 Overexcitement. Avoid aggressive or wild angry sex. When you lose control of your erection, that’s when you’d lose the erection completely. Try to indulge in calm, slow and romantic sex. By avoiding fast and aggressive sex, you’d be able to last longer because you won’t experience a sudden burst of sexual energy in an instant.

#2 Take control of sex. When two people have sex, the one on top is usually in control of the movements. So try to spend more time on top. When you’re on top, you can slow down or stop moving completely when you feel like you’re on the verge of ejaculating. By holding back when you feel like ejaculating, you can last a lot longer because you’re in control of the sex.

#3 Shift your weight. When you’re on top of your girl and feel like you’re going to blow out, place your forearms on either side of her and shift your body weight onto your arms. Stop moving in and out and just wait for your little guy to feel relaxed again. You’ll be able to push ahead within a few seconds.

#4 Be in sync with your partner. This is where your lover can help you. If she ever feels you throbbing when you’re inside of her, tell her to avoid moving too aggressively *or even stop moving completely* so you can regain your control. At times, as hard as you try, you do need some help from your woman to make sex last longer.

#5 Control the surrounding. Have sex in a comfortable place where you won’t feel overexcited. Completely avoid anything that’s too exciting like public sex or anything else that turns you on a lot. If you feel most relaxed in your bed, stick to the bedroom until you get better control of your orgasms.

#6 Don’t change your pace too often. Changing the pace of the to and fro motion when you’re inside her feels good for both of you. But when you do that, you’d also end up ejaculating faster because the change in pace makes you more horny.

#7 In and out. Some couples love taking the little guy out of the lady garage often and putting him back in while having sex. They do this in porn movies all the time too.
For many guys, taking the tool out often and reinserting it while having sex helps them stay hard for a lot longer. But at the same time, it’ll make some guys orgasm a lot faster. Find out what works for you and use it to your benefit.

#8 Shallow moves. Once you’ve penetrated your girl, don’t go ramming her like you’re a porn star on heat. Go shallow and easy. Move just a few inches in and out of her unless you’re feeling very confident, because longer and deeper moves of the shaft will excite your little guy a lot faster.
#9 Wear a condom. It numbs most guys down there. Don’t opt for the ultrathin condoms. Instead, opt for ones that’ll help prevent you from ejaculating faster by numbing you down there.

#10 Don’t obsess about your orgasm. One of the biggest reasons why so many guys suffer from this on a regular basis is because they spend so much time obsessing over this little problem of theirs.

These things happen to everyone all the time. And you’ll definitely get over it sometime soon. So until then, ignore the thought of premature ejaculation before or during sex by keeping your mind occupied elsewhere.

#11 Control your breathing. Breathing plays a big part in controlling your ejaculation. If you’re on the verge of ejaculation and want to hold it back, focus on your breathing and try to release your breath slowly through your mouth in a controlled manner when you’re inside her.
This is hard to explain in a sentence without going into details, but trust me, just breathe out through your mouth slowly and you’ll see how it works.



Ways to prepare yourself for longer sex before penetration

Here are four things you can do to prepare yourself for longer sex, when you’re in the act but haven’t penetrated her yet.

#1 Be vocal. Your woman may assume you won’t be able to last long and may try to finish up really fast. But if you feel like having sex for longer, let your partner know about it. Both of you should take it slow and easy, and communicate at the same time about when to stop moving or when to slow down further. By doing this, it’ll help you last longer and bring both of you closer.

#2 Longer foreplay. Always spend more time on foreplay. By getting straight into the act immediately, the excitement and sexual tension may build up too fast which could end up overexciting you and leading to faster ejaculations.

#3 Try new sex positions. Some sex positions will stimulate you faster and make you orgasm really fast, while some positions can help you last a lot longer. The missionary position is a safe one, but a few unconventional positions may just help you better. But you’ll never know what works until you try.

#4 Masturbate before sex. Have a very quick quickie with yourself an hour or so before sex. Be so quick about it that you hardly even notice a significant ejaculation. Sex isn’t a planned activity, so ejaculating an hour earlier may not be an easy thing to do all the time.
But if you and your girl have decided to make love later that night, slip into the bathroom in the morning or afternoon and finish yourself off. You’ll be sensitive and ready after a few hours, and you’ll be able to hold on a lot better too.

Yes, it’s true that premature ejaculation is frustrating and demeaning. But use these 20 tips on how to last longer during sex and you may just be able to turn your life around and have a great sex life with just a little effort!

JAMB Re-opens Portal for 48hrs for Registration Submissions Only

It seems the protest held in most cities in the country has paid off as JAMB has re-opened it's portal for the next 48hrs to allow candidates, who had already started the registration, to complete it and submit.

That means candidates, who had not started any registration with accredited centres, before the portal closed, will not be allowed to register at all.

Below is the actual stated released by the board;

"The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board hereby direct all candidates ‎who have initiated the process of registration for the 2016 UTME but ‎couldn’t upload and complete their registration process as at Friday 5th ‎February, 2016 to do so within 48 hours starting from 12 midnight on ‎Tuesday, 23rd February 2016 when the website will be opened to 12 midnight ‎on Thursday, 25th February, 2016 when the website will be closed

"The Board wishes to state that the directive doesn’t cover fresh ‎registration but only those who had either done offline registration or ‎visited our website but could submit.

"The Board wishes to state that all arrangements for the 2016 UTME have been ‎completed and examination will commence as earlier stated.

"Candidates are also urged to print their examination slips for the schedules ‎of their date, venue, time allotted to them and other necessary information.‎"

7 Secrets of Scoring 280 And Above in JAMB

It baffles me a lot whenever I meet with Jambites who struggle to score barely 200 in JAMB. I begin to ask myself, “What is so difficult about JAMB that lots of students struggle with it?” From my findings, I discovered that lots of students are not knowledgeable about how to pass JAMB and pass it very well.

It is not as difficult as most students think. As a result of this, I decided to come up with this write-up which I titled “7 Secrets of getting 280 and above in JAMB.” The seven secrets are discussed below;

1. Set a Target
Personally, I believe that there is nothing impossible that one cannot achieve. In scoring 280 and above in UTME exam, the first step is for you to believe you can achieve and set a target on the score you want to have in the end of the day.

Overtime, I have observed that most students do not have a specific score they want to have in the JAMB. All they do is just to read without a specific target. However, I always encourage Jambites to set very high score as their target. Setting a target will help you to be focused on what you want to achieve in the exam.

2. Study smart
It is not all about studying hard; it is about studying smart. Kindly get the JAMB syllabus and past questions, studying closing to identify the core topics JAMB often repeat year in year out. If you can study those topics very well, I think the job is half way done. Also, understand your study pattern and not emulate friends. I used to have friends who loved drinking lots of water whenever they were studying. Hence, it is left for you to learn to study smart in preparing for the exam.

3. Practice
I remember practicing my JAMB past questions up to a point where I knew almost all the answers off hand. I had different forms of past questions for every of my subjects. What I am trying to point out is it is very important for you to practice very closely especially the JAMB past question because it will expose you to the patterns of questions set by JAMB. Also it has been proven over time that JAMB repeats questions from previous years. You can be fortunate to come across such questions during your exam.


4. Do not cheat
The prevalent thing among Jambites is relying on different forms of examination malpractices to score very high in the exam. But unfortunately for them, they end up having very low scores despite the exam malpractices.

If you want to indeed score 280 and above in JAMB and eventually gain the much-desired admission, stay away from exam malpractices before, during and after the exam. Funny enough, majority of courses taken by year-one students are topics selected from JAMB syllabus. So if you fail to study now, if you still encounter those topics even after you gained admission through the back door.

5. Rest
I know this point may seem unnecessary to you, but it is of great importance if you truly want to perform very well in your UTME exam. The problem most studious students do have is their inability to set out time to have some rest. The human brain is often stressed a lot by constant study.

Hence, it is advisably for you to always take intermittent rest. It looks so funny to me whenever I meet students who study all night a day to their JAMB exam. To me, such study places sheer pressure on them. A day to your JAMB exam is for you to take out time to rest and ruminate on what you have studied over time.

6. Gist with Friends
The popular saying that ‘no man is an Island’ is applicable in this situation. As a jambites do not isolate yourself. Make friends with fellow Jambites and exchange ideas with them because you can never know everything on your own. However, do not make friends with the dullards who would draw you back all in the name of making friends; make friends with those you will learn a great deal from.

I remember when I was preparing for JAMB in 2011, I encountered a group of guys at the public library where I used to study. These guys were very intelligent and I learnt a lot from them. Aside learning from friends, making good friends helps you to be abreast with any latest rumour or news about the exam. I know a lot of people who could have performed very well in JAMB if they had been exposed to timely information.


7. God factor
The God-factor can never be ruled out. In everything you do, put God first. The bare truth is you need God’s direction when preparing to score 280 and above in JAMB. As a matter of fact, such feat is attainable even without any ‘special centre’ during the exam. Personally, I do not support or encourage students to enrol for ‘special centre’ for exams; I always believe in merit.