UBA National Essay Competition 2024. The UBA Foundation has announced the opening of applications for the 2024 National Essay Competition, aimed at senior secondary school students in Nigeria. The competition encourages students to engage in intellectual discussions on important topics.
Key Information
Topic | Impact of Carbon Emission on Climate Change |
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Eligibility | Senior Secondary School Students |
Deadline | 8th November 2024 |
First Prize | N7,500,000 |
Second Prize | N5,000,000 |
Third Prize | N3,500,000 |
Essay Length | 750 words (handwritten) |
Required Documents | Birth Certificate, National ID |
UBA National Essay Competition 2024
As part of the UBA Foundation’s educational initiatives, the National Essay Competition aims to promote a reading culture and foster healthy competition among students across Nigeria and Africa.
Essay Topic
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The topic for the 2024 competition is:
“The Impact of Carbon Emission on Climate Change in Nigeria: Discuss the Challenges and Proffer Solutions.”
Prizes
The winners of the competition will receive the following:
- Winner: N7,500,000 (Educational grant to any African university)
- First Runner-up: N5,000,000 (Educational grant to any African university)
- Second Runner-up: N3,500,000 (Educational grant to any African university)
Eligibility Criteria
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To participate, students must meet these requirements:
- Be a Nigerian Senior Secondary School student.
- Provide full contact information.
- Submit a handwritten essay of no more than 750 words (typed essays are not accepted).
- Upload a recent passport photograph.
- Provide a scanned copy of your Birth Certificate, National ID, or International Passport.
How to Apply
Students can apply by visiting the UBA National Essay Competition application page. The deadline for submission is Friday, November 8, 2024.
This competition provides a great opportunity for students to showcase their skills and win valuable educational grants. For more information, visit the UBA Essay Competition page.