2024 Francis Ibhawoh Essay Competition: Enter Now for N100,000 Prize

The Francis Ibhawoh Annual Essay Competition for Undergraduates is here again, offering a great chance for students to showcase their writing skills and contribute to important discussions. This year, the topic is “The Impact of Social Media on Youth Engagement and Political Participation in Nigeria.” This competition encourages students to explore contemporary issues and propose solutions.

Key Details

• Entries Open: June 10, 2024
• Entries Close: July 30, 2024
• Winners Announced: August 15, 2024

Benefits for Winners

• Prize Money: N100,000.00 for each winner
• Mentorship: Opportunities to receive guidance from thought leaders and experienced professionals
• Networking: Invitations to events and exchange programmes

Eligibility and Requirements

• Eligibility: Open to full-time undergraduate students of Edo State origin studying in accredited tertiary institutions in Edo State, Nigeria.
• Academic Requirement: Minimum CGPA equivalent to a 2:1 grade.
• Essay Length: Between 2,000 and 3,000 words.
• Originality: Essays must be the original work of the student.
• Citation: Proper academic citation of sources used in the essay.

Submission Requirements

• Student ID: A copy of your student ID.
• Letter from Head of Department: A letter affirming your status as a bona fide student.
• Current CV: A detailed curriculum vitae.
• Interview Preparation: Be ready for an interview if required.
• Nationality: Applicants must be Nigerian.
• Certificate of Local Government of Origin: A copy of this certificate.
• Passport Photograph: A current passport photo.

How to Apply

To participate, visit the Francis Ibhawoh Foundation Application Page.

For further enquiries, send an email to contact@ibhawohfoundation.com or visit the Francis Ibhawoh Foundation website for more information.

This competition is a unique opportunity to engage with key issues, gain recognition, and receive valuable mentorship. Don’t miss the chance to make your voice heard and contribute to national development.