Ejiro M Ukiri International Scholarship Fund Inc.

Ejiro M Ukiri International Scholarship Fund

Up to ₦150,000 (covers first-year university expenses)Deadline undergrad

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Financial aid for Nigerian students graduating from Senior Secondary School (SS3) and preparing to start their first year of university, college, or polytechnic in Nigeria. Funded by a US-registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded by Ejiroghene Mary Ukiri. Applications are accepted through the fund's online form on a rolling basis -- no fixed closing date is published, so check the application page for current status.

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there is no deadline?

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There is no announced closing date yet, so applications remain open indefinitely. We'll pass along updates as soon as we receive them

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Application process

I don't have a transcript. How do I upload my most recent results

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You can apply for Transcript Or you upload your WAEC or NECO results

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