Olubi & Sarah Johnson Foundation Scholarship 2026

The Olubi & Sarah Johnson Foundation has announced a full scholarship for undergraduate students admitted to study STEM courses at the University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Oyo State, Nigeria, in 2026.

The award targets students who have the admission but lack the funds to carry the cost.

What the Scholarship Covers

The scholarship provides support for key study needs. For a student trying to start a STEM course at the University of Ibadan, that support reaches beyond school fees and touches daily study life.

The scholarship covers:

• Assigned university fees
• Accommodation
• Books support
• Monthly sustenance stipend

Who Can Apply

Applicants must meet every condition listed by the foundation. A candidate who misses any one of the stated points will not qualify.

To apply, the candidate must:

• Score 300 or above in the JAMB UTME
• Hold admission to study an undergraduate STEM course at the University of Ibadan
• Be unable to fund the education due to low income or financial hardship

Why the Foundation Offers the Scholarship

The foundation says every student, regardless of background, deserves access to education. It also states that Nigeria grows through educated young people and that financial hardship should not block a brilliant student from reaching their purpose.

That is the heart of the award; it keeps money from standing between a qualified student and a STEM degree at UI.

How to Apply

Interested and eligible candidates should apply online through the Olubi & Sarah Johnson Foundation undergraduate STEM scholarship portal.

The foundation allows applicants to save their progress and return later to complete the form. Each candidate must submit only one application, as multiple applications from the same person will lead to automatic disqualification.

Application Deadline

The foundation has not given a fixed closing date. It asks prospective applicants to submit early for consideration.

Candidates who need more information can visit the Olubi & Sarah Johnson Foundation website.

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