Jare Olukotun
In an effort to reward excellent performance, Dr Akinola Ogunlewe STEM (AOSTEM) Education Centre, has celebrated 25 of its students that sat for the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) also known as JAMB and scored 250 and above marks.
25 students of the AOSTEM Education center gave a good account of themselves. While Oretuyi Babajide Chinedu with 317 was the only student that scored above 300 marks, Maryam Aderoju scored 299 and Praise Oluwapelumi Kolade recorded 298 marks along with 22 other students scored above 250 marks.
In a statement by the management of the centre, while congratulating the outstanding candidates, also stated that their results reflect personal discipline and quality of teaching that they received at the centre.
“These brilliant young minds have proven that with dedication, the right guidance, and a supportive learning environment, excellence is inevitable. Leading the charge is Oretuyi Babajide Chinedu, who scored an impressive 317, followed closely by Adepoju Maryam Aderoju (299) and Kolade Praise Oluwapelumi (298), among several other high-flying achievers.
“This year’s results not only reflect the personal commitment of these students but also stand as a shining testimony to the quality of teaching, mentoring, and vision driving the Akionla Ogunlewe STEM Education Centre.
“From science to arts, and commercial subjects these students have defied the odds, showcasing their brilliance and affirming the Centre’s position as a breeding ground for future leaders and innovators,” the AOSTEM centre said.
The centre also described them as prides of the community and inspiration to others.
“We celebrate their resilience,their hard work, their unwavering determination to succeed.
“To all our 2025 JAMB Icons, we say Congratulations! You are the pride of our community, and your success is an inspiration to countless others.
“As you take the next steps toward higher education, we are confident that you will continue to excel and blaze trails.
“Keep soaring. Keep shining. The future is yours.”
