NLNG 2026 Post-primary scholarship Scheme
Job Description
About the NLNG 2026 Post-primary scholarship
The NLNG 2026 Post-Primary Scholarship Scheme represents a cornerstone of Nigeria LNG Limited’s commitment to corporate social responsibility and national development. This initiative is specifically designed to bridge the educational gap for high-performing students residing in the company’s host communities within Rivers State. By identifying academic talent at the foundational level specifically pupils in Basic 6 NLNG ensures that financial constraints do not hinder the transition from primary to secondary education, which is often a critical drop-off point for many Nigerian students.
For the 2026 cycle, NLNG continues to utilize its dedicated digital portal to streamline the application process, reflecting its transition toward technology-driven solutions. This scholarship remains one of the most sought-after awards in the region, not only because of its financial value but because it aligns recipients with a brand synonymous with global excellence. For the families in the Niger Delta, this scheme serves as a vital pathway for social mobility, ensuring that the next generation of leaders, engineers, and thinkers has the resources necessary to excel in a competitive world.
Scholarship Overview
Applications are now open for the NLNG 2026 Post-Primary Scholarship Scheme, designed to support bright Basic Six pupils from NLNG host communities in Rivers State through their secondary school education. If your child meets the requirements, we encourage you to apply and take a step towards a brighter future. Aimed at supporting high-performing Basic Six pupils from public primary schools in Rivers State, the PPSS is part of NLNG’s commitment to social investment in education. This scheme offers a pathway to quality secondary education, especially for indigene pupils in NLNG host communities
Eligibility:
- Must be a Basic Six pupil in a public primary school in Rivers State.
- Only for indigene pupils of NLNG host communities.
- Age must not be below 10 years and not exceed 12 years.
- Applicants must not be beneficiaries of other awards or related to NLNG staff.
Required documents include:
- First, second, and third term results for Basic 4, 5, and 6
- A National Population Commission issued birth certificate
- An attestation letter stamped and signed by the headmaster/headmistress of your current school.
- An indigene confirmation letter signed by the CDC Chairman or Community Chief.
- A Local Government Area (LGA) identification letter.
- A recent passport photograph (no glasses, not older than 3 months).
Give your child the opportunity to learn, grow, and achieve more.
Deadline: 11 May 2026