Mallam Omar Bolaji Gambari, a 2027 gubernatorial aspirant in Kwara State, has distributed free JAMB UTME forms to students across the 16 local government areas of the state.

The distribution was carried out through the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) leadership, including the Senatorial Chairman, Local Government Chairmen, and Ward Chairmen.

Additionally, Gambari engaged various community assemblies and notable individuals to ensure the forms reached students in every part of the state.

Speaking on the initiative, Gambari emphasized the importance of education as a tool for empowerment and development.

He stated that working through structured leadership and community groups would ensure a transparent and effective distribution process.

“Education is the foundation of a prosperous society. By involving PDP leaders, community assemblies, and trusted individuals, we are ensuring that this opportunity reaches those who need it most,” he said.

The PDP Senatorial Chairman, while receiving the JAMB forms on behalf of the party’s leadership, commended Gambari for his dedication to youth empowerment. He assured that the forms would be fairly distributed, allowing students from all backgrounds to benefit.

“This initiative is a reflection of Gambari’s commitment to the people of Kwara. It is not just about politics but about real impact,” he remarked.

Community assemblies and local leaders also played a significant role in ensuring that the forms got to deserving students. Several individuals within these communities facilitated the process, identifying and assisting students who required the support.

Many beneficiaries expressed their gratitude, describing the initiative as a lifeline for their academic aspirations.

Gambari’s intervention has been widely praised as a practical step toward addressing educational challenges in Kwara. His supporters believe this initiative highlights his vision for governance, particularly in promoting access to education.

He reaffirmed his commitment to supporting young people and promised to introduce more programs aimed at human capital development in the state.