Students in Mbo Local Government, Akwa Ibom State, have received a boost in their quest for higher education as the Chairman of Mbo Local Government Council, Hon. Sunday Etim, JP, distributed 150 free Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) forms to support underprivileged students.
In a further show of commitment to education, Naomi Inyang, a supporter of the “One Child One Meal Campaign,” partnered with the Chairman by donating an additional 20 free JAMB forms. Her contribution is part of her ongoing efforts to promote education and provide support to the less privileged in Mbo Local Government.
Naomi Inyang has been actively involved in several philanthropic initiatives, including providing essential care for pregnant women and supporting children in orphanages across the region. Her latest contribution reinforces her dedication to improving the lives of Mbo students and ensuring they have access to educational opportunities.
The initiative highlights the importance of community-driven support in advancing education. By providing free JAMB forms, Hon. Etim and Naomi Inyang aim to reduce financial barriers for students and encourage academic growth in the area.
Community members have expressed gratitude for the program, acknowledging the positive impact it will have on the future of young people in Mbo Local Government.
Hon. Sunday Etim and Naomi Inyang’s collaboration serves as a testament to the power of partnerships in fostering education and creating opportunities for students to succeed.