Tonto Dikeh Foundation free JAMB registration initiative to support 1,000 students in Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja
The Tonto Dikeh Foundation has launched an education support initiative offering free Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board registration to 1,000 eligible students across Nigeria.
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The Tonto Dikeh Foundation free JAMB registration programme will benefit candidates in Port Harcourt, Lagos, and Abuja, forming part of the foundation’s broader plan to sponsor about 5,000 Nigerian students annually through full or partial educational support.
According to the foundation, 500 beneficiaries will be selected from Port Harcourt, while 250 students each will benefit from the initiative in Lagos and Abuja.
Founder of the foundation and Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, emphasised that education remains central to the organisation’s mission of empowering young people and preparing them for national development.
Announcing the initiative via her Instagram page, Dikeh wrote: “Free JAMB registration for 1000 eligible students in Port Harcourt, Lagos and Abuja — 500 students in Port Harcourt, 250 each in Lagos and Abuja.”
She further stated that the foundation is committed to ensuring that children have access to quality education and opportunities to reach their full potential.
“At the Tonto Dikeh Foundation, education is at the heart of our mission. We firmly believe that every child deserves access to quality education and the opportunity to reach their full potential.
By the grace of God, we are committed to supporting 5,000 Nigerian students each year through full or partial sponsorship,” she said.
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Dikeh added that beyond covering educational expenses, the programme is designed to nurture responsible and skilled individuals capable of contributing meaningfully to Nigeria’s future.
Quadri Olaitan is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, public affairs, and human-interest stories.
