Adamawa State 2026 Special Scholarship: Portal & Requirements

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The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund (ASSTF) has officially announced the commencement date for the applications of the 2026 Special Scholarship program. This initiative, under the leadership of Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, is targeted at academically outstanding students from government schools across the state.

Here is everything you need to know to secure your funding:

Key Application Details

  • Application Dates: Wednesday, January 14, 2026 – Wednesday, January 28, 2026
  • Official Portal: www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng/apply
  • Application Fee: There is typically no fee to apply through the official government portal.

Eligibility & Strict Requirements

In order to be considered for the 2026 Special Scholarship, applicants must strictly adhere to the following:

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  • Indigeneship: Must be a certified indigene of Adamawa State.
  • Exceptional Merit: Must have achieved nine (9) credits in one sitting in either the 2025 WAEC or NECO O-Level examinations.
  • Government School Background: This specific scholarship is reserved for students who have completed their secondary education in a government-owned school.
  • Higher Education Status: Must have secured admission into a government university (state or federal) and met the required JAMB cut-off for your course.
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The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund announced the commencement of applications for the 2026 Special Scholarship program.

Required Documents for Scanned Upload

Before the portal opens next Wednesday, all applicants are expected to have clear digital copies of the following:

  • Indigene Certificate (showing your local government of origin).
  • 2025 WAEC or NECO result slip (showing the 9 credits).
  • University Admission Letter (Government institutions only).
  • JAMB Result Slip.
  • Recent Passport Photograph.

Advice for Applicants

The special scholarship is strictly for those who have secured 9 credits in either WAEC or NECO. Those with less than 9 credits may be eligible for the local/general bursary rather than the “special-based” category.  Best of luck to all applicants.

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