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Ambassador Adeleke sponsors UTME fees for 100 candidates in Oyo

Nurudeen Alimi
February 16, 2025
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In a move aimed at fostering educational empowerment, Ambassador Kunle Adeleke, a distinguished diplomat and philanthropist, in collaboration with Oyo Tech Hub, has fully sponsored the Universal Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) fees for 100 candidates in Oyo.

According to Ambassador Adeleke, this initiative goes beyond just paying for the examination; it is also meant to ensure that these candidates receive thorough preparatory classes to equip them with the skills and confidence needed to excel.

He stated further that understanding the financial constraints that often hinder students from attending such preparatory classes, the initiative also provides a daily stipend to each candidate.

“This token amount serves as a motivation for them to attend classes regularly, ensuring they are adequately prepared to tackle the exam. By removing financial barriers and incentivising participation, the programme aims to level the playing field and give every student an equal shot at academic success.”

Also speaking on the initiative, Manager of Oyo Tech Hub, Mr Ibukun Atoro, said: “The selection process for this initiative was fair and inclusive, spreading across all four Local Government Areas (LGAs) in the Oyo Federal Constituency.

“The initiative underscores Ambassador Adeleke’s commitment to ensuring that no deserving student is left behind due to financial hardships. The overarching goal of this sponsorship, however, is even more profound—students who perform exceptionally well in the JAMB examination will be considered for full university scholarships. This added incentive reinforces the idea that education is a viable pathway to a brighter future.”

Speaking further about the initiative, Ambassador Kunle Adeleke noted: “This is just the beginning. The future of our children should be paramount to us. We must not only provide them with opportunities but also set them on the right path regardless of their background or circumstances.

“This donation stands as a record-breaking feat in the history of Oyo, setting a precedent for how philanthropy and education can intersect to create real change. It is a testament to what can be achieved when visionary leadership meets a genuine desire to uplift the community.”

This initiative would not have been possible without the partnership of Oyo Tech Hub, the only technology hub in Oyo dedicated to helping citizens build careers in tech. The hub has played a pivotal role in ensuring that digital inclusion remains a priority, providing resources and support for young learners looking to develop tech skills.

“Their collaboration on this project highlights the importance of bridging the gap between education and technology, ensuring that students not only pass their exams but are also equipped with the skills needed for the future workforce.”

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