IEDPU Sponsor NECO Registration for 345 Indigent Students in Ilorin Emirates

The Ilorin Emirate Descendants Progressive Union (IEDPU), in collaboration with the Oluwole Educational Foundation, has sponsored the National Examinations Council (NECO) registration fees for 345 indigent students across the Ilorin Emirate in Kwara State.

The National President of IEDPU, Alhaji AbdulMumini AbdulMalik, disclosed this during the symbolic presentation of cheques to the beneficiaries in Ilorin over the weekend. He was represented at the event by the union’s National Vice President, Alhaji AbdulRauf Issa.

AbdulMalik explained that the beneficiaries were carefully selected from the five local government areas that make up the Ilorin Emirate. According to him, the initiative covered students from 120 secondary schools, while five beneficiaries were chosen from each of the Emirate’s 69 wards.

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He urged the students to remain committed to their academic pursuits and make the most of the opportunity provided to them.

“The beneficiaries should justify this investment in their future by remaining focused on their studies and striving for academic excellence. Their success will not only benefit them but also their families and the wider community,” he said.

The IEDPU president also called on parents and guardians to provide the necessary support and a conducive learning environment to enable students to excel in the forthcoming NECO examinations and other academic endeavours.

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Speaking at the event, the Kwara State Commissioner for Education and Human Capital Development, Dr. Lawal Olohungbebe, was represented by Dr. Sa’adudeen Abdul-Rasheed and commended the initiative. He described the intervention as a laudable effort to expand access to education for less privileged students and encouraged other individuals and organisations in the Emirate to emulate the gesture.

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Similarly, the Kwara State Coordinator of NECO, Donald Adi, praised the intervention, describing it as a clear demonstration of IEDPU’s commitment to advancing educational development within the Ilorin Emirate.

The event was attended by several stakeholders, including the Director of NECO’s North-Central Zone, Mrs. Bridger Ogbuji, alongside education officials, community leaders, and beneficiaries