Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition 2022 for all Secondary School Students is now available. The deadline to apply is 20th May 2022.


Applications are invited for Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition for Secondary School Students (Topic: Nigeria, a Country at War: The Problem, Solutions and the Way Forward)
Application Deadline: May 20, 2022
Eligible Countries: Nigeria
Type: Essay
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The Prize for the Essay Competition.
1st Position:
- N100,000 + Laptop (Student)
- 3 sets of PC (School).
2nd Position:
- N75,000 (Student)
- 2 set of PC (School).
3rd Position:
- N50,000 (Student)
- A set of PC (School).
Eligibility:
- Applicants must be Nigerians
- Applicants must be Secondary School Students
Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition Requirements.
- Maximum of 2000 words
- Name of student, class, e-mail, contact phone number and his/her recent passport photograph
- Name of school and detailed address (including Name of Principal and phone number)
- Essay should be clearly typed
How to Apply for Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition.
Interested and qualified applicant should send their entries to: [email protected]
Or
The Redeemed Evangelical Mission (TREM),
International Headquarters,
Obanikoro/ Anthony-Oke Bus Stop,
Lagos State.
Note: Essay should be original; avoid plagiarism.
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