The Eminent Club of Nigeria, Okeogun has demonstrated its commitment to education and youth development by paying for West African Examination Council (WAEC)forms of 19 deserving students.
At an event held on Monday at Riverside Hotel in Saki, the prominent club, which aims to support the educational pursuits of best students, identified and selected students who demonstrated academic excellence and a commitment to their studies.
According to the Club, paying the WAEC fees of the selected students would enable the beneficiaries to take the crucial exam without worrying about the cost.
The efforts have been hailed as a significant contribution to the development of education in the region. The students who benefited from the generosity expressed their gratitude and commitment to making the best of the opportunities provided to them.
The President of the club, Yisa Yusuf Muslim Oyedemi emphasized the organization’s commitment to empowering young minds and bridging the educational gap.
“We believe that every student deserves access to quality education, regardless of their financial background. We are proud to support these deserving students and look forward to seeing them achieve their academic goals”, he said.
“We thank Eminent Club for this opportunity”, said one of the scholarship recipients
The club’s philanthropic efforts are a testament to the power of community support and the impact that individuals and organizations can have on the lives of others.