The National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) has officially launched its second scholarship scheme, aimed at providing financial aid to undergraduate students with disabilities in Nigerian public tertiary institutions. This initiative supports the Federal Government’s goal of promoting inclusivity in education by assisting individuals with disabilities to pursue higher education and professional development.
Eligibility and Application Process
To apply, candidates must maintain a CGPA of at least 2.5 throughout their academic session. Applicants should write an application letter that includes their disability status and submit the required documents.
- Letter of identification from the Local Government Area (LGA) of origin.
- Letter of identification from the Head of Department (H.O.D).
- Copy of admission letter from the tertiary institution.
- A recent full picture of the applicant.
- Applicant’s phone number and state of origin.
These documents and the application letter should be sent to [email protected] before the application deadline on November 30, 2024.
How to Apply for Scholarship Scheme for Persons with Disabilities
Interested applicants should send applications to: [email protected]
For more details, contact +2349034326779 (SMS and WhatsApp only)
For more details, visit the NCPWD website
Benefits and Importance
The scholarship aims to reduce the financial burden on students with disabilities, promoting equal access to quality education in Nigeria’s public universities, polytechnics, and colleges. NCPWD believes this initiative will foster academic success and enhance beneficiaries’ future career opportunities. Additionally, it is part of broader efforts to promote the welfare of individuals with disabilities in Nigeria.
Contact Information
For more information or queries regarding the application process, applicants can contact NCPWD via +2349034326779 (SMS and WhatsApp only). You can find further details on the official NCPWD website.
NCPWD takes proactive steps to ensure that persons with disabilities are not excluded from pursuing higher education and skills development by offering this scholarship.
