Pharmacist donated 100 Joint Admission and Matriculation Examination (UTME/JAMB) forms to 100 students who are unable to afford them
A pharmacist named Ishaq Alao, who is situated in Lagos, has given out one hundred Joint Admission and Matriculation Examination (UTME/JAMB) forms to one hundred students who are unable to afford them.
These students are located in the Dopemu/Agege neighbourhood of Lagos. Both the Central Mosque in Dopemu and St. John’s Anglican Church, which is also located in Dopemu, as well as five other schools, were responsible for the distribution of the Pharmacist Ishaq Alao (MSc) Educational Support platform, which was responsible for carrying out the gesture.
Anwar-Ul-Islam Model College, Oniwaya High School, Abibatu Mogaji Senior Secondary School, Girls Senior High School, and Government College Senior School—all of which are located in Agege—are the five educational institutions that have benefited from this initiative.
From the perspective of the pharmacist, the purpose of the gesture was to provide financial assistance to students who are financially disadvantaged so that they might have the opportunity to obtain the best level of education that is feasible.