In a move aimed at promoting educational advancement in the Akoko region of Ondo North Senatorial District, the Abdul Tunji Muhammed (ATM) Foundation has committed to covering the cost of Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms for over 500 students. This initiative, aimed at alleviating the financial burden on prospective university students, is part of the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to empower youth through education. The offer extends to students in various towns and villages within Akoko, providing them with an opportunity to register for the 2025 JAMB examinations at no cost.

According to a statement released by the Foundation’s Organising Committee, the initiative is designed to help aspiring students across the district pursue their higher education goals without worrying about the financial constraints associated with purchasing the JAMB form. The statement highlighted the Foundation’s commitment to breaking down barriers to education and promoting equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their financial background. “This incredible initiative is designed to empower aspiring students throughout our senatorial district, giving them the chance to register for the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examinations at no cost,” the Committee said.

The announcement has been met with enthusiasm from local communities, with many students expressing their gratitude for the generous gesture. The ATM Foundation emphasized that this initiative is just one part of its broader educational programs, which aim to uplift the lives of young people in the region. “We’re thrilled to announce that the ATM Free JAMB forms for 2025 are now here,” the statement concluded, further solidifying the Foundation’s commitment to supporting education and creating opportunities for the youth of Akoko.