Scholarship For Secondary Schools

 2026 LONG Young Achievers Scholarship for Secondary School Students — Applications Now Open


The LONG Empowerment Foundation Young Achievers Scholarship 2026 is now accepting applications from eligible secondary school students across Nigeria.


The scholarship is designed to provide financial assistance to families experiencing educational challenges and help students continue their secondary education.


🎓 Scholarship Benefits


Successful applicants may receive:


Up to ₦240,000 per academic year toward tuition and administrative fees.


Support for eligible examination fees, including WAEC, JAMB and JSCE.


Opportunity for scholarship renewal, subject to satisfactory academic performance.


Financial assistance to families facing difficulties meeting educational expenses.



✅ Eligibility Requirements


To be considered for the 2026 Young Achievers Scholarship, applicants should meet the following requirements:


The student must be 10–17 years old.


Must be enrolled in a private junior or senior secondary school in Nigeria.


The applicant's household annual income must be below ₦1,500,000.


The application must be completed by a parent, guardian or eligible older sibling.


Applicants should be able to provide evidence of school enrolment, academic performance and financial need.



📄 Required Information


Parents, guardians or eligible older siblings should have the following information available when completing the application:


Proof of current school enrolment


Academic records


Household financial information


Other information requested in the official application form



💰 Is There an Application Fee?


No. The application is free. Applicants should not pay anyone to submit the application or guarantee selection.


📅 Application Deadline


20 August 2026


Parents and guardians are encouraged to submit applications before the deadline and ensure that all information provided is accurate.


📝 How to Apply


The application should be completed online by a parent, guardian or eligible older sibling on behalf of the student.


👉 Apply Here:


[Official LONG Young Achievers Scholarship 2026 Application Form](https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf40S7aYFXUk9BVk6hKTEzRDGu5QSb9TIHydSOf5vOAtVyEqA/viewform?utm_source=chatgpt.com)


Applicants should carefully read the questions and provide accurate information before submitting the form.


⚠️ Important Notice


This scholarship opportunity is intended to support eligible secondary school students in Nigeria. Applicants should rely on the official application form for the latest requirements and instructions.


Do not pay any individual who claims they can guarantee your selection.


Final Words


The LONG Young Achievers Scholarship 2026 could provide valuable financial support for families struggling with the cost of secondary education.


If you know a parent, guardian, teacher or student who may qualify, share this opportunity with them before the 20 August 2026 deadline.


Education is an investment in the future—help a young Nigerian access the support they need. 🇳🇬🎓

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