ENAF Sets Wednesday as Final Deadline for Free JAMB Form Submission in Idemili

In a public notice sent to newsmen, the Eric Nnamdi Anyamene Foundation (ENAF) has announced Wednesday as the final deadline for beneficiaries of its Free JAMB Registration Initiative to submit their completed forms. The initiative, part of the foundation’s sustained education support for communities in Idemili North and South Local Government Areas, has so far distributed a total of 854 free JAMB registration forms.

According to the foundation, early submission of completed forms is critical to ensure timely processing and registration ahead of the official JAMB deadline. “We are committed to making sure that no beneficiary is left out of this opportunity,” the foundation stated. “Submitting forms on time allows us to process all candidates efficiently and avoid last-minute complications.”

Beneficiaries are required to submit their completed forms through designated coordinators. The foundation stressed that focal persons must maintain proper records of calls or WhatsApp messages regarding form collection. ENAF made it clear that anyone who fails to return forms collected on behalf of a child or group will be held personally responsible, and the foundation will not bear liability for unsubmitted forms.

“This initiative reflects our commitment to supporting education in Umu Idemili,” the foundation said. “We have deployed the necessary resources to match our commitment, and we urge all beneficiaries and coordinators to ensure compliance with the submission timeline.”

The Free JAMB Registration Initiative is part of ENAF’s broader effort to bridge educational gaps in Anambra, particularly for students from low-income households. By providing free registration forms, the foundation seeks to remove barriers that could prevent qualified students from pursuing tertiary education and achieving their academic goals.