Senator Fasuyi Offsets ₦2.23m Fees for 12 Tertiary Students
By Ojo Ayodeji
The Senator representing Ekiti North Senatorial District, Cyril Fasuyi, has cleared a total of ₦2,234,900 in school fees for 12 tertiary students, marking another strong push in his drive to support education and youth development across the district.
The payment, made directly through the students’ institutional portal wallets, adds to the senator’s steady record of investing in young people. His earlier interventions include distributing over 50,000 exercise books to primary school pupils, providing free laptops and ₦50,000 transport stipends to 20 tertiary students, and sustaining an annual free JAMB programme since assuming office.
The latest beneficiaries, drawn from various universities and polytechnics, include:
- Oluwasegun Victor Olamide, ND2, Art & Industrial Design, Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti – ₦134,500
- Owoeye Tosin Daniel, 200 Level, History & Education, OAU Ile-Ife – ₦134,000
- Tolani Mathew Omoniyi, ND2, Civil Engineering, Federal Polytechnic Offa – ₦156,000
- Omowaye Ebenezer Kunle, 200 Level, Medical Laboratory Science, EKSU – ₦250,000
- Afolabi Deborah, 200 Level, Nursing Science, FUOYE – ₦197,000
- Babatunde Josephine Omolola, 200 Level, Physiology, FUOYE – ₦166,500
- Dada Oluwatimilehin Clement, 200 Level, Radiology, FUOYE – ₦196,500
- Ajayi Oluwabusayo, 200 Level, Pharmacy, FUOYE – ₦196,500
- Olaoye Ibukun Damilare, 200 Level, Food Engineering, UNILORIN – ₦180,200
- Ilori Olamilekan, 200 Level, Anatomy, EKSU – ₦250,000
- Ajayi Taiwo Tomiwa, ND2, Procurement & Supply Chain Management, Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti – ₦135,700
- Ojo Bukunmi Grace, 200 Level, Mechanical Engineering, LAUTECH Ogbomoso – ₦237,500
The latest gesture is easing the financial burden on families and giving students renewed confidence as they continue their studies.
Senator Fasuyi has remained consistent in treating education as the backbone of development and a major focus of his legislative contribution.
Residents prayed for greater strength and resources for the senator as he continues to invest in human capital and improve opportunities for young people in Ekiti North.