By Motolani AbdulGafar
The students who emerge best in a test to be conducted by the organiser in Agege will be awarded free Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) UTME forms.
The forms are facilitated by a non-governmental organisation, Agbelebu Foundation to eligible students in the area.
The Director of Education, Agbelebu Foundation, Mr. Oyedeji AbdulRasaq informed that the students would be strictly examined and selected by education experts from different fields of the teaching profession to ensure transparency in selecting students.
The foundation had conducted the first round of the screening on February 4, while considering a second batch in weeks to come.
The screening is said to take place at Diary Farm Primary School for easy accessibility to all and sundry.
The Coordinator of the Screening exercise added that the initiative is part of the mission and vision of the foundation while noting that other scheduled programme covers all the strata of human endeavours, from education, humanitarian, health, and social services among others.
The prospective Jamb Students were screened on their Secondary School Certificate Examination results (SSCE) with a minimum of 5 ‘ O level Credit, including Mathematics and English Language, National Identification Number (NIN) and some other basic requirements.
