Mason Greenwood's 18 year old ex girlfriend speaks for the first time

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  Mason Greenwood's 18 year old girlfriend and accuser speaks for the first time since making rape and assault accusations against the footballer Mason Greenwood’s 18 year old girlfriend and accuser has broken her silence for the first time since making assault and rape allegations against the £75,000 per week Manchester United footballer.   The student, 18, described the past week as ‘very difficult’ and said she will not be making any further comments while police investigations continue She thanked those who lent her support in the wake of the Manchester United star’s arrest. Greenwood, 20, was detained on suspicion of assault and rape after photos and audio posted by Harriet Robson allegedly detailed his physical abuse and rape attempt towards her. He was further arrested on Tuesday, February 1, on suspicion of sexual assault and making threats to kill  The forward has now been released on bail pending further investigation, although he has yet to be charged  His boyhood club,

Versities to screen candidates on oral, essay before admission

Former Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission, NUC, Professor Peter Okebukola, has said that Nigerian universities deviated from the initial agreement NUC had with Vice-Chancellors in 2004 when it introduced  post-UTME to screen candidates on oral interview and written essay.
Prof. Peter Okebukola
He also said out the present position as revealed to him by the
Vice-Chancellors, after their meeting with Malam Adamu Adamu last Thursday, was that the Minister had directed that universities should no longer conduct the same type of test as JAMB, but should be  free to further subject candidates to screening to meet their local peculiarities.

Okebukola, who spoke exclusively with Vanguard, lamented that universities had since deviated from the initial agreement of post-UTME disclosed that the 2004 model had a screening component which was agreed with all vice-chancellors to be through oral interview and essay which JAMB assessment did not cover.

The former NUC Scribe expressed joy in the scrapping of post-UTME, adding that it now took the universities system back to the original model of post-UME which NUC initiated in 2004 while he  served as Executive Secretary.

While expatiating on reasons for the introduction of  post-UTME in 2014, he explained that the NUC and the vice-chancellors  discovered that more than ever before, they needed to admit into the universities, secondary school leavers, from the large pool, including those who have at least two characteristics.

The first characteristic, he noted, was to ensure that admission seekers attained minimum cognitive competence in the relevant subjects in the discipline they wished to study; and second to test their  competence in written and oral English, critical thinking and ability to present ideas in logical sequence befitting of undergraduates in Africa’s most-expansive and well-regarded university system.

‘’JAMB’s UTME targets only the first characteristic; while the university-level screening should measure the second,’’ he said.

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