While wisdom behoves men to make positive contributions to societies they belong or at least can reach, some believes they can only reach out to others when acquired
enough cash, riches or perhaps wealthy to do same.
However, Association Of Awori Intellectuals,an Ota Awori groups of young likeminds poised not only to make meaningful positive impacts but never waits to get it all before they raise others has been amazingly reaching out to all and sundry especially the 'needies' in society.
Parts and not all they drove out to achieve is to make lasting footprints in the area of Education. Promoting an enlightened Community which enhance development of society at large.
With abject scratch financial background seven years ago, the young but impactful Awori generation sets out to undo what wrong notions has thought not achievable but today has significantly succeeded,funded over 1000 free Jamb forms for both Aworis and non Aworis applicants hitherto.
Applicants as Awori name suffice around cut across towns and cities around Lagos and Ogun communities that has benefited from these largese from inception which has renders hope for the hopeless, putting smiles on faces of students and parents alike annually.
The Association of Awori Intellectuals (AAI), A leading youth group in Awori land conducted screening test for applicants of their free UTME forms and gave out over 100 free UTME forms in the 2021/2022 academic session.
This was made known in a release made public by the association’s President, Mr. Olasunkanmi Akapo.
According to Olasunkanmi, the association, in its usual practise, gave more than 100 free UTME forms to indigenes and residents of Awori, both in Ogun and Lagos states for this year’s academic calendar.
AAI, formerly known as Awori Intellectuals’ have been doling out free UTME forms to students since 2015 and has given over 1000 forms.
Akapo in his statement made available to globalreport correspondent stated year 2021 target was in their capacity to accommodate up to 100 applicants but were able to recieves 80 applicants however, only 44 make it to the interview/ screening venue at Ota. He further appeal that people should endeavor to extend information to others whenever they access opportunity like this for others to benefits as the association is established to continuosly contribute their quotas to the good of the nation especially showcasing Aworis Positive light to the world.
The observed 'stick of walk' of these proud AAI team of likeminds since inception was that of a rare committed indigenes who prefers not to be seen for Fame but to be heard by their activities, such a path they have treaded hitherto.
(www.globalreport.com.ng)
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