By Nura Bala Ajingi
The Sky Hope Foundation has paid JAMB registration for One Hundred kano Indigent students.
The National Secretary of North Nigeria Youth for Progress Comrade Aminu Umar Agyarota stated this while briefly newsmen at NUJ press in Kano metropolis.
The secretary who acknowledged education is the bedrock of development express deepest gratitude to the founder of the foundation, the president of Nigeria Community in Turkey Ambassador Prince Emre Magboh (igbo indigene) who grow up in Northern Nigeria distributed this remarkable gesture to northern Nigerian students.
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Presenting Eight Thousand Naira cash for the registration fees to the beneficiaries, representative of Sky Hope Foundation Mr. Righteous Acho, the National Speaker of Northern Nigeria Youth for Progress said the effort brought hope and relief to numerous young people, who were struggling to secure their future due to financial constraints cannot afford to purchase the forms.
He described Sky Hope Foundation’s intervention as a target to alleviate the burden of JAMB registration fees and pave way for many deserving students to have access to tertiary education and inspire a positive change in the communities in contributing to the growth as well as development of the nation.
The union urged other organizations and well-meaning individuals to emulate Sky Hope Foundation by investing in the education and empowerment of northern Nigerian youths.
The Humanitarian support targets 100 students in each 19 Northern States in addition to other foreign scholarships.
