Dominic Esangbedo Scholarship 2025 Application Guide

A call to students in Edo State

The Esangbedo Humanitarian Foundation (EHF) has opened applications for the Dominic Esangbedo Tertiary Education Scholarship (DETES) 2025. This scheme was set up in memory of the late Dominic Ekodon Esangbedo, a man who held education close to his heart. His vision was simple: give young people the means to learn, grow and shape a safer future.

The scholarship is focused on students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). It is not just about grades on paper, but also about the spirit to give back to the community.

Who can apply

The scholarship is divided into two main categories:

• Category 1: Igueben Local Government Area
  • Must be an indigene of Igueben, Edo State.
  • Enrolled in a STEM course at a public institution in Edo State.
  • Minimum CGPA of 2.5 on a 5.0 scale.
  • Female students and vulnerable groups are strongly encouraged.
• Category 2: Other LGAs in Edo State
  • Must be an indigene of Edo State, but outside Igueben.
  • Must also be studying STEM in a public institution within the state.
  • Minimum CGPA of 3.5 on a 5.0 scale.
  • Female students and vulnerable groups are encouraged here too.

Steps to apply for Dominic Esangbedo Scholarship

Applying is straightforward, but you will need to be careful with details:

• Visit the official EHF scholarship page.
• Fill out the form with correct information.
• Upload the required documents.
• Submit before the deadline.

Required documents

Applicants must provide:

• Proof of local government of origin (certificate or letter).
• Admission letter or school ID card.
• Current transcript showing CGPA.
• Recommendation letter from Head of Department.
• Recent passport-sized photo.
• Personal statement (maximum 250 words).

For further help

If you run into questions or need clarity, reach out via:

• Phone: +2347089146466
• Email: info@ehfoundation.africa

The call is clear. Edo State students in STEM now have a chance to move forward with the help of this scholarship. A little paperwork today may well be the stepping stone for a brighter tomorrow.

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