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Nestle Nigeria Opens Applications for 2026/2027 Community Scholarship Programme
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Nestle Nigeria Opens Applications for 2026/2027 Community Scholarship Programme

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Nestle Nigeria Plc has opened applications for its 2026/2027 Community Scholarship

Programme, continuing its commitment to supporting young people in its host communities

and helping students achieve their academic goals.

Since its launch in 2020, the programme has supported more than 250 students, helping to reduce the financial challenges associated with education and creating opportunities for young Nigerians to succeed.

The scholarship programme is designed specifically for Science and Technology students

and provides financial support for tuition, books, and other school-related costs. Through this initiative, Nestle aims to support young people in developing the skills and knowledge

needed to contribute to Nigeria’s future growth while creating greater opportunities for

students within its host communities.

Over the years, the impact of the programme has been reflected in the strong academic

performance of its beneficiaries, with more than 70 per cent of tracked students currently

maintaining or graduating with First Class honours. Beyond financial support, the

programme gives students the opportunity to focus on their education and pursue their goals with greater confidence.

Applications are open to eligible students from Agbara, Sagamu, and Abaji.

For the Tertiary Education category, applicants must be current 100-level students studying

Science or technical courses and must have scored 200 or above in the Unified Tertiary

Matriculation Examination (UTME).

For the Secondary Education category, applicants must be SS1 Science students who

obtained a minimum of five credit passes in their Basic Education Certificate Examination

(BECE).

Eligible candidates who meet the requirements are encouraged to apply through 2026/2027

Nestle Nigeria Community Scholarship link.

Applicants are advised to complete the application form carefully and provide all required

information. Submitted applications will undergo verification by relevant educational

institutions, community unions, and community leaders to ensure a fair and transparent

selection process. Applications close on 28th of August 2026.

One of the programme’s beneficiaries, Kazeem Fatai, a recent graduate of the Federal

University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), who earned a First Class Bachelor of

Engineering (B.Eng.) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, credits the continued

support he received throughout his academic journey as a major motivation that helped him

remain focused on achieving his goal.

“Receiving the Nestlé Community Scholarship was more than financial support; it was a vote of confidence in my future. Knowing that Nestle continued to invest in my education year after year motivated me to stay committed to my goal of graduating with a First Class. Today, I am proud to have achieved that dream, and I hope my story inspires other young people to remain focused, work hard, and make the most of every opportunity they receive.”

Speaking on the initiative, Victoria Uwadoka, Corporate Communications, Public Affairs and

Sustainability Lead, Nestle Nigeria, said the scholarship reflects Nestle’s belief that business

growth and community progress must go hand in hand.

“At Nestle, we believe that stronger communities are built by creating opportunities for

people to thrive. Through the Community Scholarship Programme, we are supporting young

people with access to education while investing in the future potential of our host

communities. By empowering students today, we are helping to develop the knowledge and

skills that will contribute to Nigeria’s growth tomorrow.”

She added that the scholarship programme forms part of Nestle for Good, the company’s

broader commitment to creating shared value by empowering individuals, strengthening

communities, and contributing to a healthier and more sustainable future through education, skills development, nutrition education, and youth empowerment initiatives.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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