Edo Rep member offers 10,000 Edo indigent students free SSCE registration

In a commendable move to promote education accessibility, Mr. Anamero Dekeri, the House of Representatives member representing Etsako Federal Constituency of Edo State, has announced a generous initiative. He declared free registration for 10,000 indigent students from across the three senatorial districts of Edo State for the Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations (SSCE) scheduled for the next year.

Making the announcement at his governorship campaign secretariat in Benin City, Mr. Dekeri highlighted his commitment to removing financial barriers that often impede the educational pursuits of deserving students. The gesture aims to alleviate the burden on economically disadvantaged families and ensure equitable access to education for all children in Edo State.

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Explaining the initiative, Mr. Dekeri emphasized the importance of education as a fundamental right accessible to every child, irrespective of their socio-economic background. He believes that providing free enrollment for SSCE students in public schools will not only ease financial challenges for families but also contribute to building a strong and educated workforce, fostering economic growth and ensuring a brighter future for the people of the state.

Mr. Dekeri called on various stakeholders, including government agencies, educational institutions, civil society organizations, philanthropists, and individuals, to join hands in making this vision a reality. He urged collective efforts to leverage resources and create a lasting impact, breaking the shackles of poverty and transforming lives through education.