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GOOD NEWS: Ikosi-Isheri LCDA Expands Free JAMB Forms Initiative—More Beneficiaries in 2025!

  Students of Ikosi-Isheri LCDA, the wait is almost over! As promised by our visionary and community-driven Mayoress, Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada, the 2025 edition of the Free JAMB Forms Initiative will officially kick off next week for those who registered their interest. Unlike last year, when 500 students benefited, this year’s edition comes with a significant boost—more students will now have the opportunity to take their first step toward higher education without financial stress. This expansion is a testament to the Mayoress’s unwavering commitment to empowering the youth through education. From rebuilding schools and providing essential learning materials to setting up an ICT center and launching skill empowerment programs, Mayoress Bada has consistently demonstrated that her heart is where her community is. Leadership is about impact, and she is delivering on her promises! Ikosi-Isheri LCDA is setting the pace once again! Stay tuned for more updates as we prepare to uplif...

Councillor Elewedu Distributes 207 Free JAMB Forms to Deserving Students in Agboyi-Ketu LCDA

  Councillor Elewedu Distributes 207 Free JAMB Forms to Deserving Students in Agboyi-Ketu LCDA Assures of Quality Representation if Emerges as Council Chairman  In a heartwarming gesture, Councillor Bashir Saheed Omogbolahan, popularly known as "Elewedu," representing Ward 'D' at the Agboyi-Ketu Local Council Development Area (LCDA), has once again demonstrated his commitment to education by distributing 207 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms to deserving students within the community. The event, held at the Agboyi-Ketu Area Office in Mascara, was filled with excitement and gratitude from beneficiaries and their families. As a leading aspirant for the position of Council Chairman, Councillor Elewedu emphasized that his educational interventions over the past three and a half years have been aimed at raising literacy levels in Ward 'D' and beyond. He explained that the increase in the number of forms distributed—from 200 to 207—was necessitat...