Financial support
Tuition and fee support to help scholars focus on their education and make room for learning.
Potential deserves possibility
A scholarship can open a door. We help scholars build the knowledge, confidence, and community to move through it.
We are a nonprofit supporting promising STEM students through financial assistance, technical learning, intellectual development, and mentorship.
Our scholar community is growing
Currently serving an enrolled STEM cohort at FUTO, Owerri
Meet our university partner01 / Our story
Onye Na-aga is an Igbo phrase meaning “one who is going.” For us, it represents a person on a journey—learning, growing, and moving forward.
Promising students need more than financial assistance to reach their full potential.
They need space to think, tools to learn, people to turn to, and a community that expects them to grow. Onye Na-aga Scholar Program brings these elements together.
Our purpose goes beyond graduation. We support scholars in developing the knowledge, character, discipline, and perspective to create meaningful opportunities for themselves and others.
Academic growth. Personal development.
A future with a wider horizon.
02 / The program
Five connected pillars help scholars grow academically, technically, intellectually, and personally.
Tuition and fee support to help scholars focus on their education and make room for learning.
Approved learning pathways, such as CS50 or comparable programs, with possible data support to help scholars participate.
Reading, discussion, and reflection on history, institutions, economics, leadership, and sound decision-making.
Perspectives from professionals, practical career guidance, and relationships that help scholars navigate what comes next.
A cohort built around academic excellence, integrity, participation, service, and accountability to one another.
Support is subject to available funding, continued eligibility, participation, and periodic review. Renewal is not automatic.
Beyond the classroom
Through reading, discussion, and reflection, scholars explore the forces that shape people, societies, and opportunity.
03 / Our work
A look at the people, conversations, and activities behind the program.
Career development
A conversation with a technology career professional for the FUTO scholar cohort explored honest self-assessment, learning in community, building practical projects, and approaching mentors.
We believe meaningful impact starts with consistent work.
Our updates focus on documented activities, not just ambitions.
04 / People & partners
Education grows stronger when institutions, supporters, and people work together.
Be part of the journey
Interested in mentoring, supporting the program, or exploring a partnership? Start a conversation with our team.