Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund

Empowering Adamawa's Youth Through Education & Opportunity

1,500+

Students Supported

₦250M+

Scholarships Awarded

21

Local Governments

15+

Years of Service

Governor of Adamawa State

Message from the Governor

"The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund represents our commitment to investing in the future of our state through education. We believe that by empowering our youth with knowledge and skills, we are building a brighter tomorrow for all of Adamawa."

"Our scholarships are carefully designed to support deserving students from all 21 local government areas, ensuring equitable access to quality education across our diverse communities."

His Excellency

Governor of Adamawa State

About ASSTFY

The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund (ASSTF) is a government parastatal established by Law No. 10 in December 2008 by the Adamawa State Government.

Created in response to growing challenges in educational financing, particularly due to the rapid rise in student populations and diminishing government resources, ASSTF provides a sustainable approach to educational support.

Through restructuring of the scholarship system, we modernize the delivery of bursaries, special and full scholarships, and student loan schemes—both locally and internationally—to better serve the evolving needs of students in Adamawa State.

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ASSTFY Students
Our Mission

To provide sustainable educational support to Adamawa State indigenes

Our Scholarship Programs

Tailored support for different educational needs

Undergraduate Scholarships

Full and partial scholarships for students pursuing bachelor's degrees in accredited institutions.

Postgraduate Awards

Support for Masters and PhD students in critical fields of development.

Vocational Training

Skill acquisition programs for technical and vocational education.

Success Stories

Hear from our scholarship beneficiaries

Student
Amina Mohammed

Medicine, UNIMAID

"The ASSTFY scholarship enabled me to pursue my dream of becoming a doctor without financial burden. I'm now in my final year and forever grateful."

Student
Yakubu Bello

Agriculture, FUTY

"As an orphan, I thought university was impossible. ASSTFY changed that. I'm now researching sustainable farming methods for our state."

Student
Grace Joshua

Computer Science, ABU

"The vocational training program helped me start my tech business right after school. I now employ 5 other Adamawa youths in my company."

Our Gallery

Moments from our scholarship programs

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