Awka- A chieftain of All Progressives Congress in Anambra State and Founder of Olivia University, Burundi, Chief Sir Paul Chukwuma has paid JAMB Registration fees for 500 indigent students in Anambra State.
Chief Sir Paul Chukwuma through his Foundation collected the data from eligible Indigent Students in fulfillment of his 2024 free JAMB registration programme he announced during Christmas Period.
It will be recalled that Chief Sir Paul Chukwuma at the stakeholders meeting and mega Chirstmas Party held last year December in his Country home under his education support scheme said that he will be providing free WAEC and JAMB registration for underprivileged and indigent students in the State.
According to him, “Supporting education is crucial for securing the future of our People. Initiatives such as scholarships, tuition fee support, and free WAEC and JAMB registration will be my own way of giving back to the society to ease the financial burden on students and parents.”
“Ensuring access to quality education is essential for nurturing the next generation of leaders. Whatever I am today, it is through education. Without access to education, I would not have been where I am today.”
“Therefore, I am proud that the selection committee, under the Sir Paul Chukwuma Foundation Education Support Scheme were able to select 500 indigent Students across the state for free JAMB registration. I sincerely thank them for the thorough job they did.”
“Additionally, those of them who do well in the Jamb Examination will be given Scholarship Award, to ensure robust support for them at every level of their education, including scholarships and tuition fee payment”.
The APC chieftain, noted that he is committed to investing in the future of the younger generation through education and other programmes that will boost their morale in pursuing a worthy future.
“It is important to emphasize that recipients of the free JAMB registration are not on the basis of Party affiliation or indigenes of State. Many non-indigenes who are resident in the State were equally selected.”
