The Julia & Othniel Malau-Aduli University Scholarship (JOMAUS) was established in Queensland, Australia, on February 18, 2022, primarily as a for-no-profit charitable family foundation in the memory of this legendary couple whose historical passion for the education of male and female children was unsurpassed. The main purpose is to promote the advancement of tertiary education of Richa indigenous people in particular, and to help relieve poverty by providing degree scholarships for young people from financially disadvantaged backgrounds to study at any fully recognized Nigerian University. Since its inauguration in 2022, JOMAUS has awarded scholarships to 37 recipients. From 2023 onwards, yearly scholarship awards were capped at ten (10) recipients per year (minimum of one year or a maximum of three years) to eligible individual University undergraduate degree applicants only. JAMB and University admission letters, officially stamped institutional receipt of acceptance into degree programs and indigene certificates submitted by applicants will be thoroughly scrutinized and independently verified before scholarship payment. Only verifiable and current University undergraduate degree admissions will be considered. If you sat the JAMB Exams between April and May 2026, or you are currently in your first year in the University, then you can proceed to fill out this form. If not, please, DON’T proceed, because you will be ineligible to apply.
Are you currently in 100 Level or did you get your JAMB admission into a University degree program to commence in 2026?
If your answer is “No”, please don’t proceed any further.
The form will be available starting from May 29, 2026.
