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TAF Africa Commends JAMB For a Disability-Inclusive Approach to Education
TAF Africa has commended the Joint Admission and Matriculations Board (JAMB) for its recent announcement granting Persons with Disability (PWD) the opportunity to register for the 2024/2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) at no cost. This significant step towards fostering inclusivity in education is a commendable move by JAMB, aligning with the principles of equal access to educational opportunities.
As an organization dedicated to promoting and advocating for inclusive education, TAF Africa recognizes the importance of creating a level playing field for all individuals, irrespective of their physical abilities. We applaud JAMB for taking this initiative to eliminate financial barriers for PWDs, ensuring they have equal opportunities to pursue higher education and contribute meaningfully to the society.
Moreover, TAF Africa is proud to highlight the invaluable contribution of its CEO/Founder, Amb. Jake Epelle, who served in the equal opportunity committee as an invigilator during previous JAMB examinations. This committee has successfully facilitated several JAMB examinations in Nigeria, ensuring that the process is accessible to persons with disabilities. Their interventions focused on providing necessary accommodations, such as accessible examination venues, assistive technologies, and trained personnel, to ensure a seamless and fair testing environment for all candidates.
Over the years, TAF Africa has long championed the cause of inclusive education by actively collaborating with various stakeholders to implement inclusive education programs across Nigeria. Through our various interventions and advocacy programs, we have worked towards creating awareness, providing support, and influencing policies that promote inclusive learning environments.
While we commend JAMB for its commitment to inclusive education and equitable opportunities for all, TAF Africa remains committed to collaborating with stakeholders, including government bodies, educational institutions, and the community at large, to continue our mission of fostering inclusivity in education.
We encourage other organizations and institutions to join hands in creating a society where diversity is celebrated, and everyone can reach their full potential.

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Senate postpones plenary resumption to March 10
The leadership of the Senate urged all Distinguished Senators to take note of the new date and time for resumption, while expressing regret over any inconvenience the change might have caused.
The Senate has postponed the resumption of its plenary session earlier scheduled for Thursday, March 5, 2026.
The development was contained in a notice issued on the directive of the President of the Senate, Godswill Obot Akpabio.
In the notice, signed by the Clerk to the Senate, Emmanuel Odo, the plenary will now reconvene in the Senate Chamber on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at 11:00 a.m.
The leadership of the Senate urged all Distinguished Senators to take note of the new date and time for resumption, while expressing regret over any inconvenience the change might have caused.
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National Police Council Ratifies Disu’s Appointment
Disu is now expected to proceed to the senate for confirmation as the last hurdle before attaining a substantive position as the IGP.
The National Police Council has ratified the appointment of Olatunji Disu as the acting Inspector General of Police.
The decision was taken at a meeting presided over by President Bola Tinubu , the third National Police Council session under his administration since taking office.
Disu was nominated by the president last week following the resignation of Kayode Egbetokun .
Disu is now expected to proceed to the senate for confirmation as the last hurdle before attaining a substantive position as the IGP
The National Police Council is responsible for the organisation, administration and operational oversight of the Nigeria Police Force, including the appointment and discipline of senior officers.Governors of Kwara, Ogun, Lagos, Ondo, Enugu and Plateau states attended the meeting, alongside the ministers of Police Affairs, the Federal Capital Territory and Interior.
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DSS Arrests Suspect Over Edo Attack on Peter Obi, Others
Stephen stated online that Obi was lucky to have escaped in Benin, and vowed that the former presidential candidate wouldn’t be that lucky next time.
• Suspect Udeme Monday Stephen, posted on his X account @stevetom788.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has arrested a man suspected of being behind the recent attempt to assassinate the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP), Mr. Peter Obi, in Benin, the Edo State capital.
Obi, a former governor of Edo State, Chief John Oyegun, and several chieftains and members of the opposition All Democratic Congress (ADC), on February 24, escaped death by the whiskers when armed men fired several gunshots at them at their party’s meeting in Benin.
Shortly after the attack, one Udeme Monday Stephen, posted on his X account @stevetom788.
He claimed responsibility for the attack and threatened further attacks on Obi.
Stephen stated online that Obi was lucky to have escaped in Benin, and vowed that the former presidential candidate wouldn’t be that lucky next time.
“We warned Obi against his entrance into Edo State, but he mistook our resolve for his Obidiots online noise. Thank his stars he (Obi) survived this one…
“I learned that he’s going to my Rivers State… Na my men go handle that one and dem no dey miss target… Speak no peace to a bastard and wish him no long life, for he’s destined to die,” posted Udeme.
A top security source disclosed that, no sooner had Stephen issued the threat than DSS operatives began covert investigation, deploying forensic analysis to track and arrest him.
The source disclosed that the suspect is 26 year old called Udeme Monday Stephen, and teaches at Jessica High School in Eliozu, Rivers State, at Umuehere Community, in Obio-Akpor LGA of the state.
“I strongly believe that the outcome of the agency’s forensic investigations implicated the suspect,” the source stressed”
You know that, as a responsible security organisation saddled with the task of counter-espionage, VIP protection, among other asset protection duties, the DSS is always alive to its responsibility of investigating credible intelligence, irrespective of tribe or religion.
“They swiftly deployed operatives and the man who threatened Peter Obi was nabbed and is in custody,” the source declared, adding that Stephen would soon be charged to court.
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