![[See How To Apply] MOK Foundation Sets To Sponsor JAMB Examination Fees for 400 Students In Kwara The Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation has announced plans to sponsor the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination fees for 400 deserving students, reinforcing its commitment to educational empowerment. The initiative aims to support students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds who might struggle to afford the examination fees. Speaking on the scholarship programme, Mr. Saheed Lawal, Director of the MOK Foundation, assured the public that the selection process will be rigorous and transparent, focusing on: ✔️ Academic achievement ✔️ Financial need ✔️ Commitment to community service Continued Commitment to Education This is not the first time the MOK Foundation has stepped in to support underprivileged students. Previously, the foundation: 📌 Awarded WAEC scholarships to 200 students across the 16 Local Governments of Kwara State. 📌 Sponsored JAMB examination fees for over 250 candidates last year, with some beneficiaries achieving outstanding results in the 2024 JAMB examination. Eligibility Criteria for JAMB Scholarship To qualify for this year’s sponsorship, applicants must meet the following conditions: ✅ Minimum of five O’Level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics ✅ Possess a complete O’Level result (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB) ✅ Meet the subject requirements for their intended course of study in higher institutions How to Apply Interested candidates are required to submit their applications in person at: 📍 MOK Foundation Head Office No. 157 Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Offa, Kwara State Applicants should bring a copy of their O’Level result for verification and registration. For those unable to visit the office, inquiries can be made through the following contact numbers: 📞 08035885047 | 09075312855 | 08139707973 | 07060749896 The MOK Foundation continues to demonstrate its dedication to educational advancement, ensuring that talented students, regardless of financial constraints, have access to higher education opportunities.](https://newsbulletin.com.ng/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/1738406608644-1024x520.jpg)
The Muhydeen Okunlola Kayode (MOK) Foundation has announced plans to sponsor the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination fees for 400 deserving students, reinforcing its commitment to educational empowerment.
The initiative aims to support students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds who might struggle to afford the examination fees.
Speaking on the scholarship programme, Mr. Saheed Lawal, Director of the MOK Foundation, assured the public that the selection process will be rigorous and transparent, focusing on:
✔️ Academic achievement
✔️ Financial need
✔️ Commitment to community service
Continued Commitment to Education
This is not the first time the MOK Foundation has stepped in to support underprivileged students. Previously, the foundation:
📌 Awarded WAEC scholarships to 200 students across the 16 Local Governments of Kwara State.
📌 Sponsored JAMB examination fees for over 250 candidates last year, with some beneficiaries achieving outstanding results in the 2024 JAMB examination.
Eligibility Criteria for JAMB Scholarship
To qualify for this year’s sponsorship, applicants must meet the following conditions:
✅ Minimum of five O’Level credit passes, including English Language and Mathematics
✅ Possess a complete O’Level result (WAEC/NECO/NABTEB)
✅ Meet the subject requirements for their intended course of study in higher institutions
How to Apply
Interested candidates are required to submit their applications in person at:
📍 MOK Foundation Head Office
No. 157 Ibrahim Taiwo Road, Offa, Kwara State
Applicants should bring a copy of their O’Level result for verification and registration.
For those unable to visit the office, inquiries can be made through the following contact numbers:
📞 08035885047 | 09075312855 | 08139707973 | 07060749896
The MOK Foundation continues to demonstrate its dedication to educational advancement, ensuring that talented students, regardless of financial constraints, have access to higher education opportunities.
