ENAF Releases Fresh Update for Beneficiaries, Pushes to Complete Free JAMB Registration Ahead of Portal Closure

The Eric Nnamdi Anyamene Foundation (ENAF) has issued a fresh update for beneficiaries of its Free JAMB Registration Initiative across Idemili North and South, urging students and coordinators to submit all outstanding forms before the portal closes this week. In a Sunday message, Engr. Eric Nnamdi Anyamene, founder and president of the foundation, expressed appreciation for the dedication of everyone involved in ensuring timely registration for candidates.

To manage the high volume of submissions, the foundation requested special support from the JAMB office at Chidoka Center, Obosi, for ENAF candidates. “We sincerely appreciate the JAMB associate at Chidoka Center for their cooperation and support,” Engr. Anyamene said, noting that their assistance has helped streamline processing and reduce delays.

As of the update, ENAF has fully processed payments for approximately 500 candidates whose forms were completed and submitted, while nearly 400 applications are still pending. Beneficiaries and coordinators were urged to remain orderly, patient, and cooperative, with the foundation emphasizing that early submission guarantees proper processing before the portal closes.

Engr. Anyamene highlighted that the initiative is part of ENAF’s ongoing commitment to bridging educational gaps in Idemili by supporting students from low-income backgrounds. “This initiative is part of our unwavering commitment through ENAF to support education across Idemili North and South,” he said. “Let us take this opportunity seriously and finish strong. Best of luck to all our candidates.”

The Free JAMB Registration Initiative is one of several educational interventions by ENAF, which also includes scholarships for academically outstanding students and other programmes designed to expand access to tertiary education for disadvantaged youths.