A Non Governmental Organisation known as ALA Cares Foundation has commenced Free JAMB form registration exercise for 200 successful applicants in Ibadan South East Local Government of Oyo state.
The Programme which is an Initiative of the founder ALA Cares Foundation Hon Oludamilola Oluwole ALA was targeted at Supporting the Government of Oyo state under Governor Seyi Makinde in the area of education.
According to Hon Oludamilola Oluwole ALA the Egnr Seyi Makinde led Administration no doubt placed priority on education through appropriation of substantial budget to finance and improve the standard of Education in the state hence the need for the ALA Cares Foundation to key into vision of the state government especially in the area of security, Education and health.
According to Hon Oluwole ALA,the registration exercise which commenced on Thursday 30th December 2021 at Saint Anne’s Secondary School Molete by will end next week Thursday 6th November 2022
He enjoined the Parents and Guidance to inform their children who wished to apply to come to the registration centre at Saint Anne’s Secondary School Molete with required documents needed Jamb Form registration such as O’level result and NIN
Hon Oludamilola Oluwole ALA explained that the 200 Free Jamb Form was initially designed for people of ward 12 only but have been extended to all wards in Ibadan South East Local Government.
He Stressed that the Free coaching will commence immediately after the 200 successful applicants have been selected from all wards across the council area.
The Founder ALA Cares Foundation urged people to please contact the Coordinator of the foundation Comrade Ajibade Gbolagade on 08034147890, Secretary Adesiyan Mayowa on 08038012096 and Public Relations Officers Moses Fadebi on 08066655597 for further information
Hon Oludamilola Oluwole ALA also used the medium to wish people of the state especially People of Ibadan South East Local Government Happy New year
He prayed to God to grant all our request in the year 2022 and make the country a better place to live for all and sundry
