Lagos Lawmaker Hon. Kasunmu rolls out 1000 Free JAMB Registration for students in Ikeja II

In furtherance of his efforts to make qualitative education accessible to students of Ikeja Constituency 2, Hon. Adedamola Richard Kasunmu (ARK), representing Ikeja Constituency 2 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, has made provision to give out 1000 JAMB Registration Pins to students in the constituency in the current registration process.
Hon. Adedamola Richard Kasunmu (ARK), representing Ikeja Constituency 2 at the Lagos State House of Assembly

In furtherance of his efforts to make qualitative education accessible to students of Ikeja Constituency 2, Hon. Adedamola Richard Kasunmu (ARK), representing Ikeja Constituency 2 at the Lagos State House of Assembly, has made provision to give out 1000 JAMB Registration Pins to students in the constituency in the current registration process.

Already, 25 Slots of  the JAMB Pins have been allocated to each of the 10 Wards in the Constituency. While the 2 LGA/LCDA have also been allotted 25 Slots each.
The remaining pins will be shared among Subgroups, community students, party and non-party affiliated individuals.

Nominated candidates must possess 5 O’Level Credits including English and Mathematics at not more than 2 sittings or be able to show proof of Awaiting Results.
Must be a citizen of Ikeja Constituency 2
Must possess NIN.
Information needed from intending candidates include:*Name *Phone Contact*Address *NIN

Finally list of candidates from the Wards and LGA/LCDA to be coordinated by Ward Chairmen and the Distinguished LGA Chairmen, must be submitted to HON. ARK COMMITTEE ON EDUCATION not later than 9th March, 2022.

The Honourable lawmaker, ARK, wishes all the students maximum success as they participate in this all-important educational process.

For more enquiries, individuals should please contact: 07062333772 or 08023373132.

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