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21/06/2025

2️⃣Bond Strength — [How Strong Is the Bond?]*

Bond strength refers to the force required to break a bond between two atoms. The stronger the bond, the harder it is to break.

_Think of it like a handshake, a firm one is harder to break than a weak one.

📌 Depends on:
A. Bond order (more bonds = stronger)
B. Atomic sizes and bond polarity

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08/06/2025

24/05/2025

UPDATE ON 2025 UTME RESULTS🔊

📍320 - ABOVE
4,756 candidates (0.24%)

📍300 - 319
7,658 candidates (0.39%)

📍300 - ABOVE
12,414 candidates (0.63%)

📍250 - 299
73,441 candidates (3.76%)

📍200 - 249
334,560 candidates (17.11%)

📍160 - 199
983,187 candidates (50.29%)

📍140 - 159
488,197 candidates (24.97%)

📍120 - 139
57,419 candidates (2.94%)

📍100 - 119
3,820 candidates (0.20%)

📍BELOW 100
2,031 candidates (0.10%)

TOTAL - 1,955,069 candidates!

24/05/2025

Update on 2025 UTME results

📍320 - ABOVE
4,756 candidates (0.24%)

📍300 - 319
7,658 candidates (0.39%)

📍300 - ABOVE
12,414 candidates (0.63%)

📍250 - 299
73,441 candidates (3.76%)

📍200 - 249
334,560 candidates (17.11%)

📍160 - 199
983,187 candidates (50.29%)

📍140 - 159
488,197 candidates (24.97%)

📍120 - 139
57,419 candidates (2.94%)

📍100 - 119
3,820 candidates (0.20%)

📍BELOW 100
2,031 candidates (0.10%)

TOTAL - 1,955,069 candidate

24/05/2025

*20 SUSPECTS ARRESTED OVER JAMB HACKING OF 2025 JAMB RESULT*

The Department of State Services (DSS) and Nigerian Police have arrested 20 suspects in Abuja linked to a major cybercrime syndicate responsible for hacking the 2025 JAMB Computer-Based Test (CBT) results. Over 100 individuals are believed to be part of the network, which also targeted NECO servers across Nigeria. The suspects confessed to manipulating scores for wealthy candidates and intentionally sabotaging the CBT system to discredit JAMB and discourage its use in future WAEC and NECO exams.

The syndicate used malicious software to take remote control of CBT center systems, scrambling questions and answers to distort the results of honest candidates. They also deployed rogue routers near CBT centers to override official systems and provide real-time answers to candidates who paid between ₦700,000 and ₦2 million.

This cyberattack led to widespread failure among innocent students, while the syndicate made millions. Arrests have been made in multiple states including Lagos, Edo, Anambra, Kano, and Delta. Authorities are withholding suspects’ identities ahead of formal court proceedings.