Scholarships are grants or funds given to students as support for school bills.

In Nigeria, there are many scholarship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.

Most of these quotations are sponsored by top oil and gas companies, multinational corporations, government and private charitable foundations.

As a person who has benefited from these opportunities at school, I have taken the time to compile a list of the top 20 fellowships for Nigerian students in 2018 and list the details of each scholarship. Good luck, every applicant.

No special order, please see the following list:


1. Nigerian liquefied natural gas (NLNG) scholarship.

Nigerian LNG awards scholarships to the right students at different Nigerian universities every year. This scholarship can be said that Nigeria's highest scholarship!

Level: 100 level

Value: 300,000 to graduate each year.


2. Agbami Scholarship:

The Agbami scholarship is sponsored by Chevron Corporation and Agbami Partners. This scholarship is for medical and engineering students at all universities.

Rating: 100 and 200L.

Value: Medical students and engineering students were 200,000 and 100,000 respectively.


3. PTDF Scholarship Program (Nigeria and overseas)
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources provides "PTDF Fellowships" to qualified Nigerian undergraduates, masters and PhD students.

The value of this scholarship is 150,000 plus a brand new laptop.


4. Federal Government Scholarship:

The Federal Government grants Nigerian scholarships to Nigerian University graduate, undergraduate, HND and NCE students through the Ministry of Education.

Value: N150,000 college students, 100,000 NCE students.


5. MTN scholarship:

As part of its corporate social responsibility, telecom giant MTN has awarded a large number of scholarships to Nigerian undergraduates who study certain science and technology courses throughout Nigeria.

Value: 200,000 to graduation each year. Level: 200L.


http://www.recentscholarship.com/2018/01/2018-nigerian-students-top-10.html

ajwhirlwind:
Scholarships are grants or funds given to students as support for school bills.

In Nigeria, there are many scholarship opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.

Most of these quotations are sponsored by top oil and gas companies, multinational corporations, government and private charitable foundations.

As a person who has benefited from these opportunities at school, I have taken the time to compile a list of the top 20 fellowships for Nigerian students in 2018 and list the details of each scholarship. Good luck, every applicant.

No special order, please see the following list:


1. Nigerian liquefied natural gas (NLNG) scholarship.

Nigerian LNG awards scholarships to the right students at different Nigerian universities every year. This scholarship can be said that Nigeria's highest scholarship!

Level: 100 level

Value: 300,000 to graduate each year.


2. Agbami Scholarship:

The Agbami scholarship is sponsored by Chevron Corporation and Agbami Partners. This scholarship is for medical and engineering students at all universities.

Rating: 100 and 200L.

Value: Medical students and engineering students were 200,000 and 100,000 respectively.


3. PTDF Scholarship Program (Nigeria and overseas)
The Nigerian Federal Ministry of Petroleum Resources provides "PTDF Fellowships" to qualified Nigerian undergraduates, masters and PhD students.

The value of this scholarship is 150,000 plus a brand new laptop.


4. Federal Government Scholarship:

The Federal Government grants Nigerian scholarships to Nigerian University graduate, undergraduate, HND and NCE students through the Ministry of Education.

Value: N150,000 college students, 100,000 NCE students.


5. MTN scholarship:

As part of its corporate social responsibility, telecom giant MTN has awarded a large number of scholarships to Nigerian undergraduates who study certain science and technology courses throughout Nigeria.

Value: 200,000 to graduation each year. Level: 200L.


http://www.recentscholarship.com/2018/01/2018-nigerian-students-top-10.html

Please is any of the scholarship programs ongoing?