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2024 UTME REGISTRATION: FEMI OMOGA TO REGISTER 100 STUDENTS FOR FREE IN KABBA BUNU LOCAL GOVERNMENT 

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Last updated: 2024/09/12 at 8:30 AM
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2024 UTME REGISTRATION: FEMI OMOGA TO REGISTER 100 STUDENTS FOR FREE IN KABBA BUNU LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Determined to support and assist of Kabba-Bunu youths access to higher education, Hon. Chief Femi Owoniyi Omoga former SSA to Governor Yahaya Bello on Thrift and Credit Regulations, in his usual way of giving succor to the people has concluded arrangement to register over One hundred Students who may wish to enroll for 2024 UTME (JAMB) in local government area for free.

The Abuja based business mogul turned politician make the disclosure today, while chatting with journalists, stressing that he decided to reach out to those who may not have the means to register, due to the current economic hardship in the country.

He assured that he will continue to do everything within his power to support the youths especially the less privileged ones the opportunity to access higher education.

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Omoga hinted that for a student’s to be enrolled, he must be an indigene of Kabba-Bunu Local Government and must have completed SSCE with required results and willing to register his or her UTME in a dedicated computer center in Kabba.

He said Interested students are required to send their names, phone number and district via SMS to the following Number: 08033738159.

“Apart from the educational impact in my services to humanity and the down trodden, the target is to also complement government’s effort to make life more comfortable for the entire citizen’s” Omoga said.

However, the registration will commence on Monday 15th January 2024 and close on Monday, February 26th, 2024.

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Democracy Newsline January 12, 2024
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