Hon. Solomon Osho’s May-Five Foundation Flags Off Annual Free UTME JAMB Forms For Students Across Remo Federal Constituency
In a renewed commitment to educational empowerment and youth development, the May-Five Foundation, founded by former member of the 9th Ogun State House of Assembly representing Remo North Constituency, Hon. (Barr.) Solomon ‘Seyi Osho, has announced the commencement of its Annual Free UTME (JAMB) Forms Initiative for students across the Remo Federal Constituency.
The initiative, which has become a flagship programme of the Foundation, is designed to relieve parents of financial burdens while giving students a fair opportunity to pursue higher education. It also reinforces the Foundation’s long-standing mission of promoting academic excellence, equity and access to quality education, irrespective of socio-economic background.
Over the years, the May-Five Foundation has distinguished itself as one of the most consistent grassroots-driven educational support platforms in Remoland and its environs. Beyond the annual free UTME forms, the Foundation has sponsored WAEC and NECO registrations, organized holiday coaching programmes, facilitated school bus shuttle services, hosted debate and quiz competitions, and distributed educational materials to thousands of students across Remoland and beyond.
These initiatives have not only helped bridge the education gap among underserved communities but have also nurtured academic confidence, competitiveness and discipline among beneficiaries — many of whom are now in tertiary institutions across the country.
Speaking on the programme, coordinators of the Foundation reaffirmed their dedication to building a future driven by knowledge, skills and opportunity. They emphasized that investing in education remains the most sustainable way to empower communities, reduce inequality and prepare young people for leadership and economic relevance.
As preparations for this year’s edition intensify, eligible students across the Remo Federal Constituency are encouraged to take advantage of the opportunity, which continues to serve as a beacon of hope for families seeking support in the face of rising educational costs.
For further inquiries and participation details, interested students and guardians can contact the Foundation’s coordinators:
Comr. Awonusi Kehinde Oluwadamilare (KENTEEJAY) — 0811 222 4176
Comr. Olusola Soneye — 0703 239 3848
The May-Five Foundation’s unwavering dedication once again underscores the belief that when education is made accessible, communities prosper and futures are secured.
