5 Opportunities Open to Nigerians in July 2022

Here are 5 top opportunities open to Nigerians in the month of June 2022. Interested Nigerians are to carefully read the details of each opportunity before applying.

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1. Apply: Andrew Adeniyi 2022 Grant for Low-Income Students in Nigeria

Edugrant is now accepting applications from low-income students in recognized tertiary institutions in Nigeria for the 2022 Andrew Adeniyi Grant.

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2. UNDP/Nigerian Government Jubilee Fellows Programme 2022

The Jubilee Fellows Programme for Nigerians is a youth empowerment partnership initiative of the Federal Government of Nigeria and supported by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to mitigate the development impact of rising national unemployment and underemployment rates.

  • Eligibility: for Nigerians
  • Deadline: July 22, 2022

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3. Olusegun Agagu Foundation Undergraduate Scholarships 2022

The Olusegun Agagu Foundation, in partnership with the Governing Council of Adeleke University, is accepting applications from suitably qualified candidates from Okitipupa Local Government Area of Ondo State for full scholarships into the university.

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4. 2022 Climate Leadership Cohort 3 Fellowship for Nigerian Youths

The Climate Leadership Fellowship (Special Edition for Energy Leaders) is designed to provide expert training to fellows who work in, or are enthusiastic about, clean cooking, clean energy, solar power, and waste to energy sectors on the concept and applications of renewable energy for a better climate.

  • Eligibility: for  Nigerians
  • Deadline: July 29, 2022

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5. Irish Aid Casement Fellowship in Human Rights for Nigerian Students 2023-2024

The Roger Casement fellowship has been established to honour the memory of the Irish human rights activist Roger Casement who spent some of his early working life in Calabar, Nigeria. He was an early advocate for human rights while in Nigeria, and, famously, during his later work in the Congo, the Amazon and in Ireland. With his humanitarian legacy in mind, it has been decided to support one Nigerian student to study a master’s degree in human rights in Ireland.

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