2018/2019 OSOPADEC Bursary And Scholarship - Apply Now

The Ondo State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (OSOPADEC) invites qualified students to apply for its 2018/2019 Bursary and Scholarship Scheme (OBSS). This scheme is for students already in any recognized Higher Institution/Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education and Health Institutions that are on regular programme.

Requirements:

• Must be a bonafide, full-time student of a Recognized Private/Public Tertiary Institution within the country as at 2018/2019 Academic Session
• Must be indigenes of Ese-Odo or Ilaje L.G.A with evidence of Letter of Origin
• Must have a JAMB Registration No. where relevant
• Must present an Admission Letter
• Evidence of School Fees receipt for 2018/2019 session
• Evidence of Institution/Student ID Card
• Beneficiaries of 2017/2018 edition need not upload the above documents except their passport photographs.
• Post Graduate and Law School students are eligible to apply
• For scholarship award, applicant must have at least Second Class Upper Division(or its equivalent)
• Special waiver consideration will be given to applicants currently undergoing courses of interest to the Commission, which include: Nursing, Midwifery, Medicine & Surgery, Physiotherapy, Ophthalmology, Engineering, Fisheries& Aquaculture, Pharmacy, Quantity Surveying, Computer Science/Engineering, Architecture, Dentistry and Medical Lab science
• Part-Time/Sandwich, Pre-Degree, NTI Certificate/Diploma students and others from Institutions not duly accredited by relevant government agencies are not qualified
• Change of Bank Details will not be entertained after final submission of application

Interested applicants should visit https://bursary.osopadec.org and click on the "APPLY" link to commence registration or click "CONTINUE" to continue where you left off. 

Take note that application process will only be considered complete when you make a final submission of form and upload signed copy. 

Application Deadline: Sunday, 13th June 2021.

For Enquiries: +234 806 834 4117, +234 806 031 8304