Apply: Nominations open for Essay Competition Awards

Grace Olorunleke
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The Francis and Fidelia Ibhawoh Foundation has officially opened applications for its 2025 Annual Essay Competition, seeking to amplify the voices of Nigerian youth in national discourse.

This initiative provides a critical platform for students to propose solutions to contemporary issues while fostering academic excellence.

Founded in 2014, the organization operates as a registered charity dedicated to empowering individuals to build a healthy and thriving democracy.

The Foundation honors the legacy of educationist Francis Ehidiamen Ibhawoh by supporting the next generation of leaders through education and community engagement.

Funding and benefits

Recipients of the annual scholarship receive financial support to pursue their tertiary education, easing the burden of academic costs.

Beyond the monetary award, the program provides a significant psychological morale boost, encouraging students to compete for further local and global opportunities.

The scholarship serves as a springboard for professional growth, with past winners going on to rank highly in international competitions.

By participating, students gain visibility and the chance to contribute their full potential to Nigeria’s national development.

Application requirements and eligibility

The competition is primarily designed for high-potential undergraduate students, currently focusing on those within Edo State for the scholarship component.

However, the Foundation has expressed its aspiration to expand this educational support across all of Nigeria in the future.

Applicants are required to submit an entry for the Annual Essay Competition, which focuses on topical issues such as the United Nations sustainable development goals.

Candidates are expected to demonstrate character and a clear commitment to improving their skills and their communities.

Submissions must address specific challenges facing the nation, ranging from youth migration to the protection of the rights of the African child.

The selection committee prioritizes entries that offer insightful and practical solutions to these complex contemporary problems.

Deadline

Prospective applicants should visit the Foundation’s official website or contact their Lagos office at +234 909 998 1337 for specific 2025 submission timelines.

Interested students are encouraged to apply promptly via the Foundation’s portal to ensure their voices are heard in this year’s cycle.

To apply, The Francis and Fidelia Ibhawoh Foundation call page. Visit our global opportunity page for more.

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