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U.S. President Donald Trump ramped up his war of words with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un after a week of tensions that has roiled global markets. “Military solutions are now fully in place, locked and loaded, should North Korea act unwisely,” Trump tweeted on Friday. Earlier, North Korea’s state-run Korean Central News Agency  said  the U.S. president is “driving the situation on the Korean peninsula to the brink of a nuclear war.”

1.   National Open University (NOUN) The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) does not require or mandate its applicants to sit for JAMB before applying for admission to study in the University. The Open University of Nigeria has many attributes or features which makes students or applicants to apply for the school which some of the features are:

RAIN SEMESTER 9TH July, 2017: All students come into Residence 10th July, 2017: Lectures commence/Lecture week 1 17th July, 2017: lectures Week 2 24th July, 2017: Lectures Week 3 27th July, 2017: SENATE 31st July, 2017: Lectures Week 4 7th August, 2017: Lectures Week 5 14th August, 2017: Lectures Week 6 21st August, 2017: Lectures Week 7 28th August, 2017: Lectures Week 8 31st August, 2017: SENATE

It has been reported that candidates who applied for 2017 UTME using "Awaiting Result" can now upload their results on JAMB portal. According to the report, candidates have been directed to visit JAMB accredited centres or JAMB offices to be able to do so. At the moment we are making efforts to verify this information as JAMB has not said such through any of its official mediums. However,

Gernot Rohr's men climbed up one step and sixth in Africa based on the latest Fifa rankings released on Thursday Nigeria have moved up a spot in Fifa's latest World ranking released on Thursday ahead of next month's 2018 World Cup qualifier clash with

   Neymar has been named football's most valuable player ahead of Barcelona team-mate Lionel Messi, according to a new in-depth study. The Brazil forward, 25, has been rated at £185 million ($234m), easily beating Tottenham's Dele Alli, who comes in second at £137m ($173m). The CIES FOOTBALL OBSERVATORY STUDY   uses an algorithm factored through almost 2,000 transfers and is based on performance of both players and employer clubs, international status, contract,

10. DRIES MERTENS 9. HARRY KANE    8.  LUIS SUAREZ    7. ALEXANDRE LACAZETTE   6. EDIN DZEKO   5. PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG   4. CRISTIANO RONALDO    3. ROBERT LEWANDOWSKI       2. EDINSON CAVANI      1. LIONEL MESSI