120 Students Benefit From May-Five Foundation’s Annual Free UTME/JAMB Program
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A Non-Governmental Organization, May-Five Foundation said it has successfully registered no fewer than 120 students for its annual free UTME/JAMB, 2025 edition program.
This was contained in a statement obtained by our correspondent in Abeokuta, the Ogun State capital.
The foundation revealed that the initiative was parts of its aims in assisting students who may face financial challenges in registering for JAMB examination.
May-Five Foundation is owned by former Ogun lawmaker, Hon. Barr. Solomon Osho, representing Remo North State Constituency.
The foundation statement which reads in parts “This year’s edition, which is about the 12th Annual routine, is in continuation of our commitment to supporting education and empowering young minds. We are pleased to announce that over 120 students have successfully been registered for our annual Free UTME/JAMB Program, 2025 Edition.”
“This initiative, aimed at assisting students who may face financial challenges in registering for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination, reflects our dedication to ensuring that every deserving student has an equal opportunity to pursue higher education.:
Speaking on the successful completion of this year’s registration on 28th of February, 2025, Hon. (Barr) Solomon Oluwaseyi Osho (Mayegun of Isara Remo) expressed his joy at the overwhelming response; “Education remains a key driver of progress, and we are proud to support these students in their journey towards academic excellence.”
“This initiative is our way of giving back to the society and investing in the future of our youths.”
Our correspondent reports that the free registration process was conducted smoothly, with beneficiaries coming from various towns within Remoland. Many of the students expressed gratitudes, highlighting how the opportunity has lifted a major financial burden off their families.
“We extend our appreciation to all our volunteers, and supporters who contributed to making this initiative a success”, the foundation founder concluded.
