Relief has come for 10 Kogi indigenes students as Kogi State ACReSAL Project Coordinator, Chief (Barr.) Ladi Ahmed Jatto OON offset their tuition fees.
The students drawn from 6 tertiary institutions were said to be finding it difficult to pay their tuition fees.
Barr. Ladi, in fulfilment of her promise to assist some vulnerable families, waded in to pick the bills for their children and wards.
Barr. Ladi presented the cash payment to the beneficiaries and charged them to be a great ambassadors of Kogi State
In her remarks, Barr. Ladi said she would continue to do her best to sustain the payment of the fees for vulnerable students to assist them and their parents.
According to her, “education is a stepping stone to what the children would be in future, hence the need to enable them pass the exams and obtain the certificate.”
“It has always been my joy and happiness to help people in need as God in His infinite mercy is supplying my need. So many families are facing dire economic hardships that could compromise the education of their children.”
Speaking on behalf of the beneficiary students, Umar Farouq thanked Barr. Ladi, for lifting what has become a heavy burden off their shoulders and that of their parents.
He said the people of Kogi State are blessed to have a woman with a large heart who loves education and is ever ready to support children in her immediate constituency and beyond to realise their dreams and academic endeavours.
“Our prayers are always with you, and we pray to God Almighty to continue uplifting you in a way you least expected
“Remain blessed ma’am.”
