Over 180 Students Get Free UTME Forms, Training As KAB Foundation Pushes Excellence
The Kassim Alli-Balogun Foundation has urged beneficiaries of its free UTME forms to excel in the forthcoming computer-based examination organised by the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
The Foundation’s representative, Ms. Omolola Alli-Balogun, gave the charge during a visit to over 180 indigent students who received the free UTME forms and participated in complimentary Computer-Based Test (CBT) training sponsored by the foundation.
She assured the students of continued educational support, stating that candidates who achieve high scores and secure admission into tertiary institutions would receive full sponsorship.
“My brother, Kassim Alli-Balogun, the Chief Executive Officer of the Foundation, has asked me to encourage you to strive for outstanding results that will secure your admission into institutions of your choice. Once you gain admission, be assured that he will support your education,” she said.
The CBT training programme, which began on March 30, concluded on Wednesday at Gbaja Boys Senior High School, Surulere, Lagos.
The Head of Solution Education Consult Ltd and Coordinator of the Free UTME Forms and CBT Training Programme, Mr. Monday Kayode Adodo, commended the Foundation for its support, noting that the initiative has already made a significant impact on the students.
“The preparation process for the CBT examination has been greatly enhanced by the Foundation. The KAB Foundation has enabled us to effectively train and guide the students. They were provided with free UTME forms, exposed to specialised techniques for answering questions, and engaged in revision sessions at CBT centres in Surulere. We are deeply grateful for this generous support,” he said.
Some beneficiaries, including Murtala Olaitan Ogunjobi, Samiat Mustapha, and Tibere Favour Wilson, also expressed gratitude to the Foundation. They described the initiative as highly beneficial and a relief to their parents, adding that it has significantly improved their computer skills and boosted their confidence ahead of the examination.
