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Adamawa Scholarship Trust Fund Opens 2026/2027 Local Scholarship Applications

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Adamawa Scholarship Trust Fund Opens 2026/2027 Local Scholarship Applications
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The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund (ASSTF), Yola, has announced the opening of its online portal for the 2026/2027 Local Scholarship Programme for indigenous students studying in tertiary institutions across Nigeria.

According to the Fund, the application portal will be open from September 17 to October 10, 2026, giving eligible students an opportunity to apply for the scholarship.

Both existing scholarship beneficiaries and newly admitted students are eligible to submit applications through the designated portal.

Applicants are required to visit the Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund application portal to complete the application process.

The Fund also advised students in areas experiencing poor network coverage to make use of the offline application option available on the platform.

It further cautioned applicants against submitting multiple applications, stressing that each student should apply only once through the portal.

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