Each year the Nigerian Women Association of Georgia -NWAG- offers undergraduate Scholarships for 37 Nigerian female students in Nigerian universities on any course of study.
In 2013 NWAG plans to award 37 one-time scholarships, one per state of origin as well as one for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), in the amount of fifty thousand Naira (N50,000) each, to Nigerian female, undergraduate students in Nigerian universities.

Field of Study: Any
Number of Scholarships: Thirty-Seven (37)
Scholarship Worth: Fifty thousand naira (N50,000)
Type of Scholarship: The NWAG scholarship is a onetime financial aid award

Application Deadline:
All applications must be Post-Marked or Emailed by May 30, 2013.
Full Application and Eligibility details: http://www.scholarship-nigeria.com/2013/04/2013-nwag-scholarships-for-37-nigerian.html

This kin scholarship is tiring, how wil someone start to write essay now, their requirements will discourage you, stress on its own, different people vying for just one slot for only one academic year. NWAG shd plss up their game,we don't have friendly lecturers that can write recommendation letters asap.

Nigerian female students is that time again, legggo

Flawless~diva:
This kin scholarship is tiring, how wil someone start to write essay now, their requirements will discourage you, stress on its own, different people vying for just one slot for only one academic year. NWAG shd plss up their game,we don't have friendly lecturers that can write recommendation letters asap.

Nigerian female students is that time again, legggo

NWAG is based in Georgia. We can't blame them that much for asking for recommendations and essay. The Nigerian system (institutions, lecturers, government & research funding, leaders e.t.c) should take the blame.
I can only fault them in the area of taking just 37 students (and I believe the N50,000 prize should likewise be increased).
I sense many Nigerian (female) students won't apply like you understandably complained above, that's enough advantage for the few who will take their chances and sweat for it.
I remember writing BEA for Japanese scholarship 9 years ago and just two (2) candidates were to be selected from each (6) geo-political zone of the federation, I successfully made it from south-west. So, I believe with 1 candidate from 37 states, you still have a good chance, don't be discouraged.