Apply for 2026 Monday Onyeme Foundation Scholarship

Applications are open for the 2026 edition of the Monday Onyeme Foundation Scholarship. The scholarship is for eligible undergraduates who live in Delta North, covering Aniocha North, Aniocha South, Ika North East, Ika South, Ndokwa East, Ndokwa West, Oshimili North, Oshimili South, and Ukwuani LGAs.

Who can apply

An applicant is expected to meet these conditions:

• Be of Delta North origin (Ndokwa)
• Be a full-time undergraduate (NUC)
• Provide state of origin
• Provide LGA
• Provide name
• Provide telephone number
• Provide email address
• Have a JAMB letter of admission
• Have a school ID
• Have an LGA identification letter or certificate

Extra letter required

Each applicant is also expected to get a letter of introduction from one of the following:

• The Local Government Chairman
• The Local Government Secretary
• The Traditional Ruler in the applicant’s ward or community of residence

That part matters; the Foundation made it clear that the letter must come from the ward or community where the applicant lives.

Documents shortlisted candidates must send

Shortlisted candidates are to send all required documents to mondayonyemefoundation@gmail.com on or before 31 May 2026.

The documents mentioned in the application details include:

• JAMB letter of admission
• School ID
• LGA identification letter or certificate
• Letter of introduction from the Local Government Chairman, Secretary, or Traditional Ruler

Delta North LGAs covered

The scholarship is open to undergraduates resident in these Delta North LGAs:

• Aniocha North
• Aniocha South
• Ika North East
• Ika South
• Ndokwa East
• Ndokwa West
• Oshimili North
• Oshimili South
• Ukwuani

Enquiries

For enquiries, applicants should call or send an SMS or WhatsApp message to 08100226147.

The notice adds one clear instruction: no calls, please.

Deadline

The deadline for shortlisted candidates to send all required documents is 31 May 2026.

Anyone applying should check each document carefully before sending it; missing papers can spoil a good chance.

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