Credence Nigerian Law School Scholarship 2025/2026
Organization: Credence Law
Host country: Nigeria
Degree level: Undergraduate, Masters
Funding: Fully Funded
Deadline: January 31, 2026
Eligible countries: Nigeria
Fields of study: Law
The Credence Nigerian Law School Scholarship is a fully funded opportunity designed to support outstanding but financially disadvantaged law students in Nigeria. Sponsored by Credence Nigeria, a venture capital and technology law firm, this initiative aims to help eligible students cover their Nigerian Law School tuition fees and pursue their legal careers without financial burden.
Benefits
Full tuition coverage at the Nigerian Law School.
Financial relief to focus fully on legal training.
Eligibility
Must be a final-year law student or a recent law graduate from a recognised Nigerian university.
Must be eligible to register for the Nigerian Law School for the upcoming academic session (e.g. 2026 cohort).
Must have a minimum CGPA of 2:1 (Second Class Upper).
Must demonstrate financial need and provide supporting documentation.
Active participation in extracurricular activities or community service is preferred.
Requirements
Completed application form.
Academic transcripts showing final results.
Personal statement or statement of purpose.
At least one letter of recommendation.
Character reference letter (from a community leader or mentor).
Evidence of extra-curricular activities.
Evidence of leadership or volunteer experience.
Proof of financial hardship.
Required Documents
Application Form
Academic Transcripts
Personal Statement
Recommendation Letter
Character Reference Letter
Evidence of Extracurriculars
Proof of Financial Need
Programs of Study
Nigerian Law School Bar Part II Programme
Application Process
Visit the official scholarship application form link (Google Form).
Complete all sections accurately.
Upload required supporting documents.
Submit before the deadline.
How to Apply
Visit the application link
Fill out the details
Upload the necessary documents
Submit
Selection Process
Review of academic performance (minimum 2:1).
Assessment of financial need.
Evaluation of leadership and extracurricular involvement.
Selection of successful candidates for full tuition payment.