The Gabriel Ezenri Foundation has announced its 2026 undergraduate scholarship programme, offering financial assistance to eligible students studying at recognised universities and polytechnics in Nigeria.
The scholarship is designed to support students with strong academic records and demonstrated financial need, helping them meet some of the costs associated with higher education.
According to the published scholarship listing, successful applicants may receive up to ₦500,000 per academic session to support tuition fees, registration fees, learning materials and living expenses.
To qualify, applicants are expected to meet the programme’s academic requirements and provide evidence of their enrolment in an eligible institution. The published listing states a minimum cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.5 on a 5.0 scale for existing students. Alternative entry requirements may apply to newly admitted students.
Applicants should prepare relevant documents, including academic records, proof of admission and any additional documents requested by the foundation.
Interested candidates can review the eligibility criteria and application instructions through the published scholarship listing.
Scholarship: Gabriel Ezenri Foundation Undergraduate Scholarship 2026
Eligible applicants: Nigerian undergraduates who meet the programme’s requirements.
Scholarship value: Up to ₦500,000 per academic session, according to the published listing.
Application deadline: The listing states 15 October 2026. Applicants should confirm that applications remain open before applying.
How to apply: Visit the “Gabriel Ezenri Foundation scholarship listing on ScholarshipAir” (https://www.scholarshipair.com/scholarships/gabriel-ezenri-foundation-gef-scholarship-for-undergraduates-2026) for further information.
Nigerian students are advised to verify the scholarship details, eligibility requirements and application portal before submitting personal information or documents.
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