TWINS TAYE AND KEHINDE AKINBILE WANTED TO BECOME MEDICAL DOCTORS IN THE FUTURE, NO MONEY TO SPONSOR THEM INTO JSS1,SAYS MOHER
TWINS TAYE AND KEHINDE AKINBILE WANTED TO BECOME MEDICAL DOCTORS IN THE FUTURE, NO MONEY TO SPONSOR THEM INTO JSS1,SAYS MOHER
A parent in Ondo State simply identified as Mrs Jolade Hannah has called on philanthropists in Ondo State and Nigeria as a whole to assist her to pay for her twins admission into Junior Secondary School JSS1 in Ondo State.
According to the mother of the twins, the desire of the twins brothers,Taye and Kehinde Akinbile is to become medical doctors in the nearest future, but the money to secure their admission into public secondary school is not available.
According to the woman, the father of the twins abandoned them for her about ten years ago, and she was able to sponsor their education to Primary Six at Ire- Akari Community Primary School, Adinlewa, Akure , Ondo State.
“They sat for Common Entrance into Ondo Public Secondary School and got admission to C.A.C Grammar School in Akure, but due to paucity of fund, the twins have remained at home since the resumption for the first term academic year “No money to buy School Uniform, Locker and Table, Note Books, School Sandals among others”,she stated shedding tears.
She therefore made an appeal to the authority concerned,Ondo State Government, wealthy individuals, philanthropists among others to assist the twins,so that their aim of becoming medical doctors in the nearest future will not be truncated.
The twins Taye and Kehinde Akinbile whose mother is a native of Ipogun in the newly created Ifefore LCDA who showed their admission letters to C.A.C Grammar School,Akure equally begged for assistance from members of the public to help them sponsor their education.
It will be recalled that the Ondo State Government is running free education in the Sunshine State, but the woman in question is a petty trader and has exhausted all his resources to care for the education of the twins to primary six level,and they wanted to proceed further in their education,as they need support and sponsorship either from government and willing to give wealthy individuals in the society,based on investigation conducted by Today’s News Correspodent in Ondo State .
