The Jumbam Family Foundation
2022 Ngek Constantine Jumbam Scholars





Fadimatou Idrissou
Santa, North West
Being a Jumbam scholar means a new breath of fresh air, a ray of light during darkness, a worthy reason to succeed, and a bunch of hope to me and my mom. I want to study medicine to help my community.

Augustin Ateh Mandeh
Awing-Santa, North West
Being a Jumbam scholar means working hard in order to give hope and joy to the less fortunate and helping others archive their dreams. I want to study computer engineering at university.

Godwill Mbunwe
Ntumbaw, North West
Being a Jumbam scholar has brought much joy to me and my mother who thought she had failed to educate me. I have a strong desire to influence people's lives positively, especially those in very devastating conditions. I want to study medicine.

Christabel Ngwan
Mbipgo, North West
Being a Jumbam scholar is one of the best things that has ever happened in my life. I was drowning with no hope for the future until JFF came. It has given me all the reasons to not lose hope but rather strive towards the goal of studying medicine in university.

Ngum Diom Meg
Oku, North West
Being a Jumbam scholar means working extremely hard to help others, especially those who are financially down. It also gives me hope to study hard and achieve my dreams. I want to study computer engineering at University.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
Nelson Mandela
Mentors

Desmond Jumbam

Nfor Merline

Ulrick Sidney

Beverly Ndifoin

Ngolefac Emmanuel

Ndi Edwin

Tawe Kelvin
Contatct us if you are interested in learning more or supporting our scholarship program. We would love to speak with you.
