The intervention was announced by Prince Collins Oritsetimeyin Edema, the Olu’s Sole Representative to the NNPCL and its joint venture partners, in a statement released on Sunday. According to Prince Edema, the initiative reflects the monarch’s passion for the growth, development, and empowerment of Itsekiri youths.
Affected graduates are required to submit their details through a Google Form, with the data collection exercise running from September 7 to September 30, 2025. Payment of tuition and clearance fees will commence immediately after the close of data collection, processed in batches until all students are cleared.
Prince Edema assured that once the payments are completed, graduates will be able to collect their certificates and proceed to the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program without further hindrance.
“The Office of His Majesty Ogiame Atuwatse III wishes to inform all Itsekiri students under PAP, who have been unable to obtain their certificates, that His Majesty has graciously approved an intervention to resolve this matter,” the statement reads.
The initiative underscores the Olu’s commitment to unhindered access to education, youth empowerment, and opportunities for Itsekiri graduates to thrive.
For inquiries, affected students can contact:
Comr. Neye Frederick (SA Students Affairs) – 08060201693
Mr. Edema Raphael (Head ICT Unit) – 08165939907
Comr. Okotie Joseph (President, Ugbarajo Itsekiri Youths) – 08131958594
Comr. Giwa Mino (President, National Association of Itsekiri Graduates) – 08039229555
The Google Form for affected students can be accessed here.