The lawmaker representing Epe Constituency II in the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Ogunkelu Sylvester Oluwadahunsi, has commenced his Free Summer Coaching Programme under the 1,000 Free JAMB Initiative for youths across the constituency.
Epe Insights reports that the academic support programme officially began today at St. Patrick’s Senior Grammar School and L.G Primary School, Agbowa. Registered beneficiaries are participating in intensive preparatory classes ahead of the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination.
The initiative is designed to equip students with the knowledge, confidence and examination strategies required to excel in the 2026 JAMB Examination. It also aims to strengthen their overall academic performance and readiness for tertiary education.
Hon. Oluwadahunsi said the programme reflects his continued commitment to investing in education and youth development in Epe Constituency II. He urged participants to remain focused and dedicated throughout the coaching period.
According to him, the initiative goes beyond preparing candidates for an examination. He noted that it is structured to position young people for academic excellence and greater opportunities in the future.
The lawmaker also disclosed that outstanding participants will be considered for scholarships. He encouraged beneficiaries to strive for high scores, stressing that excellence will be duly rewarded.
The 1,000 Free JAMB Initiative forms part of his broader education support agenda. The intervention is aimed at expanding access to tertiary education and empowering youths through sustainable academic programmes.
Community members and education stakeholders have welcomed the initiative. Many described it as a timely intervention that will reduce financial burdens on parents and improve students’ chances of securing admission into higher institutions.
Beneficiaries expressed appreciation for the opportunity, describing the free coaching as a major boost to their academic aspirations. The programme is expected to run throughout the summer period.
