Community Forum

Ojijeogu, the Council said Dangut, a Nigerian, will serve a five-year tenure from October 2026 to September 2031.

He succeeds Alhaji Pateh Bah of The Gambia. His appointment was ratified by Council, the international governing board of WAEC, at its 74th Annual Meeting held in Accra, Ghana, in March 2026.

He assumed office as the 14th Registrar to Council on October 1, 2026. Born on October 2, 1967, Dangut holds a Bachelor of Agriculture in Animal Production (1991), Master of Science in Animal Science (1994), Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Science (2017), and Master of Education in Administration and Planning (2020).

He began his career in education in 1994 at St. Louis College, Jos, where he served as a WAEC examiner before joining the Council in 1998. An astute test developer and administrator, he has served in various capacities, including Assistant Registrar, Test Development Division, Ogba, Lagos; Head of Examinations Security and Deputy Branch Controller, Uyo and Bauchi; Branch Controller, Yola; Controller, Post-Examinations Department; Zonal Coordinator, Ikeja; and Deputy Registrar, Head of National Office.

Nomsy explained that she believes her disqualification was unjust, noting that housemates are typically removed after receiving three strikes.

“I don’t know who GehGeh or Peller are, never heard of them before. My experiences in the Big Brother house traumatised me. I was unjustly disqualified. Normally, what makes people leave the house is disqualification, and to get that you need three strikes.

I was on one. I was in the enemy territory, and even though I’m the villain of this season, I’m still the main character.”

She further described her removal as unprecedented, claiming that hers was the first time in BBNaija history that a housemate was “revoked.” Nomsy’s comments come as she reflects on her controversial exit from the reality show and her experience inside the house. Watch the video below…

She encouraged people to live their lives without being controlled by other people’s opinions, stressing the importance of putting themselves first and making choices that bring them happiness.

“I’m not saying you shouldn’t mock me, mock me, it’s my fault. But learn from my mistake, live your life, do you.

Don’t live on other people’s opinion. Put yourself first. Use your body to make money, enjoy your life. Anything that will make you happy, do it regardless of if whosoever that is against it. Live your life,” she said. Mandy Kiss also revealed that she currently stays in Ijebu and expressed gratitude that she had taken care of her family when she had money.

According to her, being generous to her family helped ensure that they welcomed her back when she needed their support. “I currently stay at Ijebu, thank God I took care of my people at home, if not, where will I go to? That’s why it’s good to take care of home when you have money, if I didn’t I would have suffered and be doing 3k parole.

I’m not saying you shouldn’t mock me oo, but do you so you don’t end up like me,” she added.

She noted that without the support of her family, she could have struggled after returning home and faced greater financial difficulties. Watch the video below…

Wike made it clear that his continued tenure as a cabinet minister is directly tied to his ability to deliver political results for the president in his primary areas of influence.

In a statement issued on Wednesday by the Senior Special Assistant on Public Communication and Social Media to the minister, Lere Olayinka, said Setting a specific timeline, the Minister announced that should the ruling party lose in the FCT and Rivers State at the presidential poll scheduled for January 16, 2027, he will formally tender his resignation the very next day.

“If I cannot deliver where I work, then I’m not worthy to be here,” Wike said, emphasizing that his political mandate requires concrete electoral success.

“If I lose FCT, I’m not supposed to be FCT Minister. By January 17, 2027, I will announce my resignation as FCT Minister should the President lose in Rivers State and the FCT,” he added.

Outlining his political strategy for the territory, Wike revealed that the administration is building a multi-party coalition to secure victory across various elective offices in the FCT.