Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, a prominent Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship hopeful in Oyo State, has launched his ambitious 10,000 free Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms distribution initiative, commencing with over 200 students in Lagelu Local Government Area.
The inaugural distribution took place on Tuesday at the Lasting Glory JAMB CBT Centre in Ejioku Area, where students gathered to collect and complete their registration forms under the Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo Scholarship and Empowerment Scheme.
Hon. Imoleayo Sola Idowu, representing the governorship aspirant, outlined the programme’s strategic importance to Ambassador Ajadi’s political vision. He declared that “It is part of the idea of Ambassador Ajadi to support the less privileged in the society. He has been doing it, this is not the first time. By 2028, he will be in the Oyo Government House by the Grace of God and will do more for the state. Ajadi is following the footsteps of Gov Seyi Makinde to help in improving the educational system in Oyo. He is desirous of making education accessible to the downtrodden.”
The scheme will extend across all 33 local government areas, with Egbeda scheduled as the next beneficiary location. Adigun Rasheedat Ololade, obtaining her second JAMB form, expressed appreciation for receiving it without cost. She said, “I sincerely thank Ambassador Ajadi for his kind gesture. I obtained the form for free, and that is commendable. I pray God to grant him all his wishes.”
Abdul Rasheed Adebayo, another recipient, remarked that “First of all, I thank God for this opportunity. I thank Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo for his support in providing free JAMB forms to many of us who, without him will not have been able to get the forms because of financial difficulties. Ambassador Ajadi give us hope through his empowerment. And because of what he has done for us, God will grant his desires.”
Hon. Adesunbo Banatunde, a Lagelu councillor, commended the intervention whilst urging other affluent Nigerians to emulate the gesture. He stated, “We are so grateful. In this local government, Lagelu Local Government Area of Oyo State, the beneficiaries are more than 200. We appreciate Ambassador Ajadi for his kind gesture. I call on other well-to-do Nigerians to do the same in their state. I urged both politicians and non politicians to help build the future of our youths.”
Leave a Comment