The Amofin Adeoye Beulah Foundation conducts its intensive free UTME coaching for students in Ipapo and Oke-Amu, culminating in the selection of 20 outstanding students who have been awarded fully sponsored JAMB registrations.
The initiative, part of a state-wide scholarship program, was designed to support indigent but brilliant students across Oyo State. However, the impact in Ipapo and Oke-Amu has been particularly significant, with the foundation offering weeks of rigorous academic training at ADS Primary School, Ipapo, preparing students for the qualifying examination that determined the final beneficiaries.
The free UTME coaching was delivered by a team of experienced educators who dedicated their time to ensuring students received top-tier instruction in their respective subjects. The tutors included:
- Mr. Yekeen – English Language
- Mr. Oketunde – Financial Account
- Mrs. Hammed – Commerce
- Mrs. Gbolagade – Economics
- Mr. Adediran Adeniyi – Government
- Mrs. Ogunjimi A.Y – Biology
- Mrs. Akanbi Funmilayo – Physics
- Mr. Mustapha M.A – Chemistry
- Mr. Sulayman F.F – Literature-in-English
Their expertise and dedication played a crucial role in preparing students for the screening exam, ensuring that only the best candidates earned the fully funded JAMB registration.
Speaking on the success of the program, Comr. Kilotomo Rafiu Adeyemi, the program coordinator, expressed satisfaction with the students’ performance and charged them to remain focused.
“This initiative is not just about awarding scholarships; it is about building a future where no student is left behind due to financial constraints. We appreciate the dedication of our tutors, the unwavering support of the Amofin Adeoye Beulah Foundation, and most importantly, the students who embraced this opportunity with hard work and determination. To the beneficiaries, this is just the beginning—stay focused and make the most of this chance,” he encouraged.
While the Amofin Adeoye Beulah Foundation has extended its scholarship program across Oyo State, its impact in Ipapo and Oke-Amu has been particularly profound. Many students in these communities face financial difficulties in registering for JAMB, making this initiative a life-changing opportunity for the beneficiaries.By covering JAMB registration fees and offering intensive coaching, the foundation is bridging the educational gap and empowering the next generation of leaders.
As these 20 beneficiaries gear up for the UTME, they carry with them the hopes of their families, the support of their tutors, and the legacy of an organization committed to transforming lives through education.
