Anthony Udokwu Foundation–Yahweh University Scholarship 2027/2028: Support for Nigerian Undergraduates Facing Hardship, Closes 28 February 2027 - ApexTutorial Blog

<p>Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh has opened applications for its 2027/2028 University Scholarship. The programme supports Nigerian undergraduate students whose education is affected by disability, qualifying orphanhood or parental abandonment, or serious extenuating circumstances. Applications are free, and they close on Sunday 28 February 2027. If you meet one of the foundation's three eligibility routes, read the conditions on the official scholarship page and apply before the deadline.</p> <h2>Quick information</h2> <ul> <li>Provider: Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh, a registered charity in England and Wales, Charity No. 1214603</li> <li>Programme: 2027/2028 University Scholarship for undergraduate students</li> <li>Application deadline: Sunday 28 February 2027</li> <li>Application fee: Free</li> <li>Who can apply: Registered Nigerian undergraduate students who meet at least one of the foundation's three eligibility routes</li> <li>Application method: Online, through the foundation's official scholarship page</li> <li>Application tracking: Foundation Records Portal, using the same email address and date of birth used in the application</li> <li>Contact: +447405670169 and the foundation's scholarship email address</li> </ul> <h2>Who can apply</h2> <ul> <li>Registered undergraduate students at a Nigerian university who meet at least one of the foundation's three eligibility routes. Being a university student alone is not enough.</li> <li>Students living with disabilities.</li> <li>Orphans, primarily students who have lost both parents, including qualifying one-parent-deceased cases involving permanent abandonment or disownment, or no meaningful support from the surviving parent. Having one deceased parent does not automatically qualify you if the surviving parent continues to provide support.</li> <li>Students facing critical extenuating circumstances, abuse, exploitation, serious neglect or abandonment affecting their education or safety.</li> <li>Students who can name a person who can verify their student status or circumstances, with that person's name, role and contact details.</li> </ul> <h2>What the award covers</h2> <ul> <li>The foundation describes the support as tuition fee and other academic support for successful applicants.</li> <li>The foundation does not publish a fixed award amount for this cycle, and it does not guarantee that every successful applicant will receive full tuition coverage. Do not rely on figures quoted in third-party guides; confirm the award details on the official scholarship page before you apply.</li> <li>The foundation also describes mentorship and empowerment support for beneficiaries.</li> <li>Applying does not guarantee an award. A human reviewer makes the shortlisting and funding decisions for every applicant.</li> </ul> <h2>How to apply step by step</h2> <ol> <li>Visit the foundation's official scholarship page and read the three eligibility routes carefully. Apply only if you meet at least one of them.</li> <li>Complete the foundation eligibility check, answering honestly about disability, parental circumstances and any extenuating circumstances.</li> <li>Enter your personal details: an email address you can access, your full name, your WhatsApp number and your date of birth. Use your true date of birth, because you will need it to access the Records Portal.</li> <li>Enter your university details: your university or institution, course of study, registration or matriculation number, current year or level, expected graduation year, and your annual tuition or compulsory fees.</li> <li>Describe your financial circumstances: who currently pays your fees, whether you receive another scholarship or regular support, whether you have received support from this foundation before, and why support is needed.</li> <li>Answer the ten foundation ethical scenarios. Each scenario carries up to 10 points, for a total of 100. A score of 80 or more is recorded as PASSED. A score below 80 is recorded as FAILED, but a FAILED result does not mean you are rejected: the foundation reviews shortlisting decisions individually and can shortlist applicants despite a FAILED result, with a documented reason.</li> <li>Complete the verification and declaration section, giving the name, role and contact details of a person who can verify your student status or circumstances. Confirm that the information you supplied is accurate.</li> <li>Submit your application once. Only one application from the same email address is accepted for this programme.</li> <li>Monitor your application through the Foundation Records Portal, using the same email address and date of birth. Do not submit another application just to check your status.</li> </ol> <h2>Documents and details you will need</h2> <ul> <li>An email address you can access, for the application and for Records Portal login.</li> <li>Your full name, WhatsApp number and true date of birth.</li> <li>Your university, course of study, registration or matriculation number, current year or level, and expected graduation year.</li> <li>Your annual tuition or compulsory fees in naira.</li> <li>The name, role and contact details of a person who can verify your student status or circumstances.</li> <li>Do not upload medical, orphanhood or abuse-related documents at the initial application stage. The foundation states that supporting evidence may be requested later, only if your application progresses. Do not provide graphic descriptions of abuse or sexual violence in your application; a brief explanation is sufficient.</li> </ul> <h2>Common mistakes to avoid</h2> <ul> <li>Applying when you do not meet any of the three eligibility routes. Being enrolled in a university alone does not qualify you.</li> <li>Using an email address you cannot access, or a wrong date of birth. Both are needed to log in to the Records Portal.</li> <li>Uploading medical, orphanhood or abuse-related documents at the initial stage. The foundation asks you not to do this.</li> <li>Submitting more than one application from the same email address. Only one is accepted.</li> <li>Treating the ethical-scenarios result as a pass or fail for the scholarship. A FAILED scenario result does not reject you, and a PASSED result does not guarantee an award.</li> <li>Relying on award figures quoted in third-party guides. The foundation does not publish a fixed amount for this cycle.</li> </ul> <h2>Scam warning</h2> <p>The application is completely free, and the foundation states that no bank details or supporting documents are requested at the initial application stage. Do not pay anyone who promises to secure this scholarship for you, and do not share bank details with anyone claiming to act for the foundation. Apply only through the foundation's official scholarship page and contact the foundation only through the email address and phone number published on that page.</p> <h2>Important official links</h2> <p><a href="https://anthonyudokwufoundationyahweh.co.uk/2028-Scholarship/">Anthony Udokwu's Foundation-Yahweh official scholarship page</a></p> <p><a href="https://www.scholarshiptips.com.ng/2026/10/anthony-udokwus-foundation-yahweh.html">Scholarship guide with the deadline and eligibility summary</a></p> <h2>Frequently asked questions</h2> <p>Who can apply for the Anthony Udokwu Foundation-Yahweh scholarship?</p> <p>Registered Nigerian undergraduate students who meet at least one of the foundation's three eligibility routes: students living with disabilities, orphans including qualifying one-parent-deceased cases, or students facing critical extenuating circumstances such as abuse, exploitation, serious neglect or abandonment. Being a university student alone is not enough.</p> <p>When does the application close?</p> <p>Applications close on Sunday 28 February 2027. Apply before the deadline and keep your Records Portal login details safe so you can monitor your application.</p> <p>Is the application free?</p> <p>Yes. The application is completely free, and the foundation states that no bank details or supporting documents are requested at the initial application stage.</p> <p>Do I need to upload medical or orphanhood documents when I apply?</p> <p>No. Do not upload medical, orphanhood or abuse-related documents at the initial stage. Supporting evidence may be requested later, only if your application progresses.</p> <p>What is the ethical-scenarios assessment?</p> <p>Ten scenarios about compassion, dignity, fairness, integrity, safety and responsible stewardship. Each carries up to 10 points, for a total of 100. A score of 80 or more is PASSED; below 80 is FAILED. A FAILED result does not reject you, and the foundation can still shortlist you with a documented reason.</p> <p>How do I track my application?</p> <p>Use the Foundation Records Portal with the same email address and date of birth you used in your application. Your ethical-scenario score and PASSED or FAILED result appear there after processing. Do not submit another application just to check your status.</p>