Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) Annual Essay Competition for Nigerian Students 2025 for Bachelor

  •  Bachelor
  •  31-May-2025
  •   Nigeria
  • $$  Varies

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) hereby launch the ZNF Annual Essay Competition for the year 2025. In this essay, authors are to discuss the importance of collaboration (whether with colleagues, industry, within and cross institutions, local or international) in career advancement. Authors are encouraged to use examples to reinforce their essay. The essay to be submitted must be original and that of the authors. However, we encourage all authors to use this opportunity to learn to seek feedback from peers or mentors.

Essay Topic: The importance of collaboration in career advancement

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Eligibility Criteria

  • The author must be an undergraduate in any Nigerian university (private or public).
  • Individuals that would have completed NYSC by May 31 2025 are not eligible to apply.
  • Only one submission is permitted per author.
  • Essays that do not conform to the essay specifications below will be deemed ineligible.
  • Only submissions made using this form will be considered. Unsolicited emailing of the essay to the foundation is not allowed.
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Offered Benefits

1st Prize - N100,000 (Fifty thousand Naira)
2nd Prize - N75,000 (Forty thousand Naira)
3rd Prize - N50,000 (Thirty thousand Naira)

+ 2 Honorable Mentions (at N25,000 each)

*NOTE - Collusion or plagiarism will lead to automatic disqualification. Essays written with AI will score low

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