NWAG Scholarship for Nigerian Female Students, 2023 | How to Apply

;

 Applications are invited from suitably qualified candidates for the Nigerian Women Association of Georgia (NWAG) scholarship for undergraduate female students. The scholarship award is a one-time scholarship, one per state in the country as well as one for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).

NWAG logo

Each student in a Nigerian University who wins the 2023 Scholarship Award will receive Three Hundred U.S Dollars ($300). A sum of One Hundred and Fifty U.S. Dollars ($150) would be awarded to each 1st runner up. The scholarship award will be given in Naira equivalent.

Ongoing: Federal Government FSB Scholarship for Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students in Tertiary Institutions

Application Deadline:

May 31st, 2023

Eligible Country: 

Nigeria

Scholarship Type:

Undergraduate

Number of Awards: 

Seventy-four (74)

Value of Awards: 

$300

Eligibility: 

• Applicants must be Nigerians
• Applicants must be Females
• Applicants must be proficient in English Language

How to Apply for 2023 NWAG Scholarship for Female Students 

Interested prospective applicants are advised to visit NWAG website at www.nwag.org to download an application form. Applicants are required to submit the following documents together with their completed application form on or before May 31st, 2023.

• Proof of State of Origin- Letter of Origination from the university or a letter from your local government office.
• Two letters of recommendation from any two of the following:

1. Pastor or Imam
2. Village Head
3. Local Government Chairperson
4. University Lecturer or Head of the Department.

• One Letter of recommendation from either the Dean of your Faculty or School Head of your Department
• Photocopy of your current university student identification.
• A current photograph of yourself.
• An explanation of why you need and why you should receive the scholarship (Not more than one-half typed page).
• A type-written, doubled-spaced, two-page easy on:

“Curbing kidnapping epidemic in Nigeria: How did we get there?

In what ways can kidnapping be eradicated in Nigeria?”