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Essay Writing Competitions in Nigeria 2024

Are you a good essay writer? This page contain a list of essay writing competitions in Nigeria this 2024. Apply and win some prizes

NESG 2024 Essay Competition for African undergraduate Students

The essay competition on "Collaborative Action for Growth, Competitiveness, and Stability" invites participants to explore the interconnected dimensions of inclusive development, business dynamism, societal security, innovation, and stakeholder collaboration. Essays should discuss how fost

Published: 29 Jul 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 14 Aug 2024

• Think Trade, Think Green 2024 Commonwealth Innovative Youth Essay Award

The Commonwealth Secretariat is pleased to launch the Think Trade, Think Green: Commonwealth Innovative Youth Essay Award Competition. This competition, brought to you by the Trade and Youth teams of the Commonwealth Secretariat, invites young researchers and students aged 18-29 to share their

Published: 26 Jul 2024 Type: Entrepreneurs Deadline: 21 Aug 2024

• Encourage Science Initiative 2024 Essay competition For Nigerian Undergraduate Students

The Encourage Science Initiative Essay Competition is here for 2024, inviting all undergraduate students in Nigerian universities studying STEM courses. This competition seeks to inspire students to think critically about how STEM research funding can drive economic growth and development in Nigeria

Published: 25 Jul 2024 Type: Undergraduate Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 20 Sep 2024

Tracka's 2024 Essay Competition for Secondary School Students

Tracka, a civil tech platform that tracks the implementation of government projects, has rolled out activities to commemorate its 10th anniversary. The organisation will organise the active citizens festival, an entertainment event with the theme ‘Building people, moulding nations’.

Published: 25 Jul 2024 Type: College School Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 05 Aug 2024

Nigeria Malaria and NTDS Youth Corps Essay Competition 2024

The Nigeria Malaria and NTDS Youth Corps Essay Competition is here. This competition invites young individuals aged 15-35 years to join the fight against malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) by sharing their thoughts and ideas through a compelling essay.

Published: 24 Jul 2024 Type: Contest Study in: Nigeria Value: N180,000 Deadline: 30 Jul 2024

• Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) 2024 Annual Essay Competition

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) Nigeria is pleased to announce its 2024 annual essay competition, open to all undergraduate students in Nigerian tertiary institutions. This year’s topic is; “The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Job and Workforce

Published: 17 Jul 2024 Type: Contest Study in: Nigeria Value: N125,000 Deadline: 20 Sep 2024

Ominira Initiative for Economic Advancement 2024 Undergraduate Essay Writing Competition

Ominira Initiative for Economic Advancement with the support of the Initiative for African Trade and Prosperity (IATP) welcome submissions to our first undergraduate essay writing competition on the topic  "Entrepreneurship and Democracy as Catalysts for a Prosperous Nigeria." &n

Published: 19 Jun 2024 Type: Contest Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 05 Jul 2024

2024 Transform Education Training (ITET) Gem Essay Competition

Nigeria has witnessed substantial economic challenges over the last couple of months and years. Reports and lived experiences of citizens have highlighted unprecedented levels of inflation, sharply rising costs of living, and widespread occurrences of acute hardships by households and individuals ac

Published: 14 Jun 2024 Type: Contest Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 24 Jun 2024

Think Canada 2024 Education Annual Essay Competition for African Students

We are thrilled to announce the 1st Edition of the Think Canada Education Annual Essay Competition – an opportunity for young bright minds across Nigeria and Ghana to shape the future of education. Theme "Future Trends in Education Industry: Challenges and Opportunities fo

Published: 11 Jun 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 21 Jul 2024

Heirs Insurance 2024 Essay Championship

The Heirs Insurance Essay Championship is an annual essay competition open to school students between JSS1 – JSS3 across Nigeria, with the aim of showcasing the creativity and talent of children.

Published: 31 May 2024 Type: College School Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 01 Jul 2024

WIPO 2024 National IP Essay Competition for Students in Nigeria

Every year on April 26, we celebrate the World Intellectual Property (IP) Day to learn more about the role that IP rights play in encouraging innovation and creativity, and ultimately in shaping our world. This year’s celebration is themed “IP and SDGs: Building Our Common Future with In

Published: 28 May 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 31 May 2024

2024 Patela Care Foundation Cancer Advocacy and Awareness Essay Competition (CAANEC) For Senior Secondary School Students in Nigeria

Proudly supported by Oyo State & FCT secondary school boards, MWAN, NCS, ARCON, POSON and DHF The Cancer Advocacy and Awareness Essay Competition (CAANEC) essay competition for 2024 is now open for senior secondary school students in Nigeria. Organised by the PATELA Care Foundation in collabo

Published: 14 May 2024 Type: College School Study in: Nigeria Deadline: 31 May 2024

Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) Annual Essay Competition for Nigerian Students 2024

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) hereby launch the ZNF Annual Essay Competition for the year 2024. In this essay, authors are to reflect on their own experience or perspectives gathered in consultation with others to articulate the challenges/issues associated with undergraduate education in Nigeri

Published: 22 Apr 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 15 Jul 2024

Mixed Migration Centre (MMC) Short Essay Competition 2024

The Mixed Migration Review (MMR), the annual flagship report of the Mixed Migration Centre (MMC), aims to offer a platform for different voices in the migration debate. MMC is therefore inviting young researchers and writers on migration, from and based in Asia, Africa or La

Published: 22 Apr 2024 Type: Contest Value: USD 1,000 Deadline: 03 May 2024

Peter Drucker Essay Contest for Students & Entrepreneurs Worldwide 2024

The Global Peter Drucker Challenge Essay Contest is an international essay competition held annually by the Drucker Society Europe, in conjunction with the Drucker Forum. The Challenge explores a current topic in management – typically related to the theme of the Forum – in the

Published: 12 Apr 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 31 May 2024

Coal City University (CCU) 2024 Annual Essay Contest for Nigerian Students

Coal City University Chancellors’ annual essay contest is organized to encourage students develop their writing skills, build confidence, and showcase their creativity. It helps to increase awareness of current global issues among the young population. It aims to encourage and awaken the young

Published: 10 Apr 2024 Type: Undergraduate Study in: Nigeria Value: N500,000 Deadline: 06 May 2024

Immerse Education Essay Competition for Students Worldwide 2024

The Immerse Education Essay Competition provides the opportunity for students aged 13-18 to submit essay responses to a question of their choice relating to a subject of interest. There are over twenty questions to choose from which can be found in the full Essay Competition Guide. 10 winners w

Published: 09 Apr 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 12 Sep 2024

Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition for Students Worldwide 2024

The theme for the next Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), which will take place in Samoa in October 2024, is ‘One Resilient Common Future: Transforming our Common Wealth’. Nearly half of Commonwealth countries are Small Island Developing States like Samoa that are dispr

Published: 25 Mar 2024 Type: Contest Deadline: 15 May 2024

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Call For Entries: 2024 PositiveNaija Essay Competition

2024 POSITIVENAIJA ESSAY COMPETITION

The 2024 PositiveNaija Essay Competition aims to promote: the culture of creativity, innovation, service and excellence; the dignity, safety and prosperity of Nigerians; Nigerian patriotism; impactful scholarship; and nation building.

Title of Essay :

The Pinnacle of Nigerian Excellence!

Objective :

Inform the world on the highest level of Nigerian inventiveness in any area of life with genuine impact on human dignity, safety and national development today.

Eligibility:

• Essay submissions are free – at no cost to the participants
• Open to all persons of any nationality
• Participants and winners of the previous PositiveNaija initiatives can still participate
• PositiveNaija Team and the Advisory Judges are not eligible [ excluding the Volunteers  – who have no involvement in the organisation of the Event]

Essay format:

• Maximum of 1,500 words (excluding references).
• At the beginning or end of the essay, state only your full names, nationality, email and telephone number(s).
• Must be submitted in both MS Word & Portable Document format (PDF).

Essay expectations:

• One (1) essay submission per person.
• Must be original, no plagiarism and not previously published.
• The competition language and the language of entries is English.
• Truth, logical consistency, facts with reliable references, narrative structure/organisation, creativity/initiative.
• Once an essay is submitted, it is considered a final submission and may not be modified, edited, or replaced.

Reward [cash prizes]:

• 1 st  prize:  ₦ 70,000
• 2 nd  prize:  ₦ 50,000
• 3 rd  prize:  ₦30 ,000

Reward [certificates]:  Top 10

Reward [publication]:  Top 10 essays are published on the PositiveNaija website.

• Submission dates by participants: July 1 – 7, 2024.
• PositiveNaija review and submit Top 10 best entries to Advisory Judges: July 10 – August 10, 2024.
• Blind review by Advisory Judges who shall [individually] assess, grade and rank the entries: August 10 – 30, 2024.
• Decision on top 10 entries by Advisory Judges are published (without ranking) on the Competition Page: 1st September 2024.

*Decisions by the Judges are final and are not subject to legal appeal

• Profiles of the top 10 participants are requested and top 4th – 10th are published: September 1 – 4, 2024
• The audience will then determine the final ranking for Positions 4th – 10th with an open and public online vote – multiple votes are allowed: September 5 – 11, 2024.
• PositiveNaija collates; prepares and issue certificates: September 12 – 18, 2024.
• The audience will then determine the final ranking and winner (top 3) with an open and public online vote – multiple votes are allowed: September 19 – 25, 2024.
• PositiveNaija collates and prepares certificates: September 26 – 30, 2024.
• Wole Joshua & Co. audits entire competition process: July – September 30, 2024.
• Overall winner (and essay)/results are declared/published on 1 st October 2024.
• Payments made and certificate issued to winners on 1 st October 2024.

Submission :

Email :   [email protected]

Deadline: 7 July 2024 | 11:59 PM (GMT +1)

Sponsorship:

The 2024 PositiveNaija Essay Competition is open for sponsorship, collaboration or partnership (+2349064503292).

*Account information (Bank name: Access Bank; Account name: Toju Ogbe; Account number: 0006376703)

* Use ‘ 2024 PositiveNaija Essay’ as support description. You can also send an email/sms indicating your support provided.

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*The Advisory Judges shall grade each entry with a total of 100

*The grades of the Advisory Judges shall have 99% (0.99) voting weight

*The audience (the general public) can vote as many times possible

*The votes of the audience shall have a 1% (0.01) voting weight

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Seven Essay Competitions for Undergraduates

One may tend to agree that students’ participation in debates ranks higher than in writing contests. 

From a personal perspective, essay-writing enthusiasts have dipped over time. Perhaps as a result of its rigorous scrutiny – for both the organizers and writer – unlike the one-off/on-the-spot assessment trads in debates. Or maybe recent advanced checks for AI-generated content.

Essay competitions can be challenging for an average writer. And when you’re left in the blank without a positive response after several trials, you can become discouraged from participating in subsequent ones.

However, with several attempts and opportunities to write on your niches, you can edge to the front row and add to your wins.  Some of these trials can include national or international essays for undergraduates.

Who knows, today may be the perfect day to put on your writing hat and start your entry for the seven essays outlined below.

World Hypertension Day Essay Writing Competition 2024

Like most other important days are commemorated with essay competitions, the upcoming World Hypertension Day is no different and will feature a writing contest. The NHS, Cross River State chapter, currently seeks undergraduate thoughts and inputs on the "Prevention and Control of Hypertension in Nigeria."

Eligibility: Undergraduate students in Nigerian Universities.

Word count: 2,500 max.

Deadline: May 15, 2024.

Submission link: https://forms.gle/2Vj57xNm7i6H6ses8

WED Writing Competition

With the present-day unsustainable oil revenues, governments, individuals, and various organizations have continued to emphasize the importance of diversifying into agriculture to ensure food security and economic prosperity.

While these suggestions haven’t materialized, there’s the need to maintain the conversation and bring in new ideas.

The WED Writing Competition is the latest to advance this thought.

Eligibility: All tertiary institution students (Except final year)

Word Count: 1200 words max.

Grand prize: #200,000.

Submission link: https://tinyurl.com/wedessay2024

ADR Society, OAU Essay Competition

The two words - investors and funding - have gained traction in the last months. And anyone who’s conversant with the news may not find it strange. Not even with the constant repetition by the political class.

As a finance enthusiast interested in laws guiding the monetary exchange process, writing about the “Impact Assessment of Third Party Funding of Commercial Arbitration on Investor Decision and Conduct” allows you to express your thoughts in words.

You also stand a chance to ramp up your funds.

Eligibility: Undergraduates in Nigerian Universities.

Word count: 2,500 words (avg).

Deadline: May 31, 2024

Grand Prize: #250,000.

Submission link: [email protected]

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) Essay Competition

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation has joined the AI discourse as the global world continues to evolve and become more technology-prone.

Definitely, it’s not a stale topic - not anytime soon - and requires contributions across strata. So, here is a shot.

Eligibility: Undergraduates.

Word count: 2000 words (excluding references)

Deadline: July 15, 2024.

Grand Prize: #50,000.

Submission link: https://bit.ly/znfannualessay2024

WIPO National Essay Competition

You may wonder why food security topics are dominating the writing space. Of course, housing and finance are also necessities. But with food inflation skyrocketing to over 30% in Nigeria, the calls for essay input on possible solutions have become essential.

The WIPO National Essay is inviting essay enthusiasts to participate on the topic, "IP and Sustainable Agriculture; Combating Food Security in Nigeria."

Eligibility: Undergraduates and Postgraduates.

Word count: Unspecified.

Deadline: May 31, 2024.

More Details: https://www.wipo.int/about-wipo/en/offices/nigeria/news/2024/news_0005.html

The John Locke Essay Competition

Participation in International Essay contests can appear challenging for an average writer. However, exposure to diverse topics comes as leverage to skill up and creates the push to put your best words forward.

With the John Locke Essay Competition - you can unlock multiple access to your favorite topics. Even better, you're a step closer to receiving a mouth-watering reward.

Eligibility: Students from any country (18 years old or younger).

Registration Deadline: May 31, 2024.

Essay submission deadline: 30 June 2024.

Word count: 2000 words approx.

Grand Prize: $10,000 scholarship.

More Details: https://www.johnlockeinstitute.com/essay-competition#:~:text=The%20John%20Locke%20Institute's%20Global,world's%20most%20prestigious%20essay%20competition

Debola Osibogun National Essay Competition for Undergraduates

Tech connects our world; it is the oil for global growth. The banking system has also come to the fore in major financial transactions, even as they are subject to reforms.

But how do we strive to achieve a balance and transform the latter into a near-perfect system? The Debola Osibogun Competition welcomes your thoughts via this essay.

Eligibility: Final year (4th year & HND II) and penultimate year (3rd year and HND I) of the Faculty of Administration/Management Science in Nigerian tertiary institutions.

Word Count: 1000 - 1200 words.

Grand Prize: #100, 000 and a Laptop.

Deadline: June 7, 2024.

Submission link: [email protected]

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UBA National Essay Competition 2022

• Deadline October 14, 2022

The National Essay Competition, targeted at senior secondary students in Nigeria, is organised annually, as part of the UBA Foundation’s education initiative which aims to promote the reading culture and encourage healthy and intellectual competition amongst secondary school students in Nigeria and across Africa.

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Entries open on Wednesday, 7th September 2022, and close Friday, 14th October 2022.

United Bank for Africa (UBA) is Africa’s Global bank with a rich history spanning over seven decades. The bank which is headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, is one of the most recognised financial institutions to originate from Sub-Saharan Africa with thriving operations in 20 African countries – Republique du Benin, Burkina Faso, Cameroun, Congo Brazzaville, Congo DRC, Cote d’lvoire, Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Liberia, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Tchad, Uganda and Zambia.

UBA also operates in the United Kingdom and France and we are the only sub-Saharan African bank with a deposit-taking license in the USA. We officially opened for business in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates in 2022.

They have proven expertise and capacity UBA provides corporate, commercial, SME, consumer and personal (retail) banking services to more than 27 million customers, served through diverse channels: over 1,000 business offices and customer touch points with 2,669 ATMs, 87,223 PoS, and robust online banking services. Additionally, UBA offers pension custody and related services.

The bank has proven expertise and capacity in key sectors of economies across Africa, especially in Oil and Gas, Infrastructure Finance, Agric, and Commodity/Export, and this positions us as a preferred partner for structured solutions to key governments and corporates operating in/into Africa.

Selection Criteria and Eligibility: Candidate, – Must be a secondary school student – Must submit a scanned copy of your handwritten essay (750 words MAX) – Must submit a passport photograph – Must submit a copy of a birth certificate, National ID or Passport

Selection Procedure: Entries received for the competition will be reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges made up of professors from reputable Nigerian Universities, who will then shortlist 12 essays for further assessment

Following this, the second round of the competition will involve the 12 finalists who will write a second supervised essay from which the three best essays will be selected as the overall winners from the 12 finalists emerged from the first round of the competition

Awards: The first prize for the UBA National Essay Competition is an N5 million educational grant to any African University of their choice, while the second and third prizes are N3 million and N2.5 million in educational grants to African Universities, respectively

Please note that all incomplete and/or duplicate entries will be disqualified

• The first prize for the UBA National Essay Competition is an N5 million educational grant to any African University of their choice,
• The second prize is N3 million in educational grants to African Universities
• The third prize is N2.5 million in educational grants to African Universities

Eligibilities

• Must be in Senior Secondary school
• Must submit a handwritten essay (750 words MAX)
• Must submit a passport photograph
• Must submit a scanned copy of a means of identification (birth certificate, National ID, or passport)

Application Process

• Applicant must submit their valid contact information (Name, Age, School, Address of school, Telephone Number, Residential Address, and Email Address).
• Applicants must upload a scanned copy of their original birth certificates or international passport data page.
• Applicants must upload a handwritten essay on the portal.

Application Deadline: October 14, 2022

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Enter the ZNF 2024 Essay Competition – Win Big and Influence Education in Nigeria

Are you an undergraduate in Nigeria brimming with ideas on how to improve university education? What if your insights could earn you up to N50,000? Why not enter the Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) Annual Essay Competition 2024 and see your solutions come to life? Imagine the impact you could have by sharing your unique perspective!

The Zeribe Nwosu Foundation (ZNF) is excited to announce the launch of its Annual Essay Competition for 2024 . This competition presents a unique platform for Nigerian undergraduate students to voice their personal experiences and collected insights regarding the challenges facing undergraduate education in Nigeria. More importantly, it’s an opportunity for you to propose viable solutions to these challenges.

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How to apply, what’s at stake.

The competition is not only a chance to showcase your writing skills and critical thinking but also a way to win substantial prizes:

• 1st Prize – N50,000 (Fifty thousand Naira)
• 2nd Prize – N40,000 (Forty thousand Naira)
• 3rd Prize – N30,000 (Thirty thousand Naira)
• Plus, two Honourable Mentions at N10,000 each

Please Note : Any evidence of collusion or plagiarism will result in automatic disqualification from the competition.

Who Can Enter?

To be eligible for the ZNF Essay Competition, you must meet the following criteria:

• You are currently an undergraduate at any Nigerian university (whether private or public).
• You must not have completed your NYSC by July 15, 2024.
• Only one submission per author is allowed.
• Your essay must adhere to the specified guidelines to be considered.
• Submissions must be made through the designated application form. Unsolicited emails with your essay will not be accepted.

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Your submission should be a thoughtful and well-structured essay of no more than 2,000 words. The formatting should adhere to the following specifications:

• Font size: 12
• Font type: Arial
• Line spacing: 1.5
• Submission Deadline : July 15, 2024
• Results Announcement : August 1, 2024

Judging Criteria

Each submission will be meticulously reviewed by at least two evaluators. Essays will be scored based on:

• Adherence to essay specifications = 10%
• Organisation and logical flow = 10%
• Clarity in outlining opportunities = 20%
• Clarity in outlining threats = 25%
• Use of concrete examples = 10%
• Grammatical and spelling accuracy = 15%
• Persuasive and coherent conclusions = 10%

Evidence of plagiarism will lead to disqualification. Winning essays may be published on our website and potentially other platforms.

If you’re interested and meet the eligibility criteria, you can apply by clicking here: Apply to the ZNF Essay Competition .

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UBA National Essay Competition 2022 for Nigerian Students (7.5 Million Naira in Prizes)

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September 8, 2022

2021 UBA National Essay Competition in Nigeria has commenced with a call for entries. UBA Foundation is the corporate social responsibility arm of the United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc.

Application Deadline: 14th October, 2022.

Essay Topic: This year, the topic is

“ASUU Strikes have often cost Nigerian students time. Advise the Nigerian government on how they can reach an agreement with ASUU to improve tertiary education in the country.”

Eligible Countries: Nigeria

About UBA National Essay Competition: Now in its 11 th  year, the essay competition, targeted at senior secondary school students in Nigeria is organised annually, as part of UBA Foundation’s education initiative which is aimed at promoting the reading culture and encouraging healthy and intellectual competition amongst secondary school students in Nigeria and across Africa.

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Type: Contest

Selection Criteria and Eligibility

• Be a Secondary School Student
• Must submit a handwritten essay (750 words MAX)
• Must submit a passport photograph
• Must submit a copy of a birth certificate, National ID or passport

Selection procedure:

• Entries received for the competition will be reviewed by a distinguished panel of judges made up of professors from reputable Nigerian Universities, who will then shortlist 12 essays for further assessement.
• Following this, a second round of competition will involve the 12 finalists who will write a second supervised essay from which three best essays will be selected as the overall winners from the 12 finalists emerged from the first round of the competition

Number of Scholarships:  3

Value of UBA Essay Competition: The first prize for the UBA National Essay Competition is a N3 million educational grant, while the second and third prizes are N2.5 million and N2 million in educational grants to any African University of their choice.

How to Apply for UBA National Essay Competition: 

• Applicant must submit their completed contact information (Name, Age, School, Address of school, Telephone Number, Residential Address and Email Address).
• Applicants must attach photocopies of their original birth certificates or international passport data page.

Visit UBA National Essay Competition Webpage for Details

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7th Edition of the Otunba Debola Osibogun National Essay Competition The Role of Technology in Transforming Banking Operations and payment systems in Nigeria.

SUBMISSION OPENS: March 31, 2024

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• Interested candidates should download the form. Download Registration Form .
• All entries must be accompanied with one recent passport photograph
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• Submissions must be in Microsoft Word format (Times New Roman Font, font size 12, double line spacing, Justified Alignment)
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• Deadline for submission is June 7, 2024

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• FIRST STAGE
• SECOND STAGE
• ORAL INTERVIEW
• DATE OF PRESENTATION

The best three (3) entrants will be invited to Lagos for an oral interview to decide the winner, 1st and 2nd runner up.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is eligible to participate in the competition, how much is the application form.

Application Form is free.

Who are the Assessors?

Assessors are experienced examiners with independent mind of judgement and attention to details

Can I Submit my Essay to any CIBN office?

Entries are only received through electronic copy to [email protected].

Can I submit an essay that has already been published?

No, The Institute will not entertain any essay that is not original. Plagiarised articles would be detected and disqualified.

What are the criteria and Weights for Assessment?

Content/Adherence to Topic: 40% Originality: 30% Creativity:20% Structure: 10%

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UBA National Essay Competition 2022 for Secondary School Students in Nigeria (Win N5,000,000 educational grant)

Deadline: October 14, 2022

Applications are open for the UBA National Essay Competition 2022 . The National Essay Competition, targeted at senior secondary students in Nigeria, is organised annually, as part of UBA Foundation’s education initiative which aims to promote the reading culture and encourage healthy and intellectual competition amongst secondary school students in Nigeria and across Africa.

The 2022 Essay topic is “ASUU Strikes have often cost Nigerian students time. Advise the Nigerian government on how they can reach an agreement with ASUU to improve tertiary education in the country.”

• First Prize: N5 million educational grant to any African University of the winner’s choice;
• Second prize: N3 million in educational grants to any African University of choice;
• Third Prize: N2.5 million in educational grants to any African University of choice.

Eligibility

• Applicant must be in Senior Secondary school;
• Must submit a handwritten essay (750 words MAX);
• Must submit a passport photograph;
• Must submit a scanned copy of a means of identification (birth certificate, National ID, or passport).

Application

• Applicant must submit their valid contact information (Name, Age, School, Address of school, Telephone Number, Residential Address, and Email Address).
• Applicants must upload a scanned copy of their original birth certificates or international passport data page.
• Applicants must upload a handwritten essay on the portal.

Click here to apply

For more information, visit UBA National Essay Competition .

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UBA National Essay Competition – 5 Million Naira Awaits

Join the UBA National Essay Competition for Nigerian Secondary Students and stand a chance to win N5 million

In an era where education and intellectual competition are thriving, the United Bank for Africa (UBA) has taken a commendable step to nurture the young minds in Nigeria through the UBA National Essay Competition.

This competition, held annually, beckons the senior secondary students in Nigeria to put forth their perspectives and intellect on a pertinent topic.

Let’s delve deep into what this initiative entails and how it is sculpting the future leaders of Nigeria.

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Overview of the UBA National Essay Competition

A Gateway to Nurturing Intellectual Minds As a significant part of the UBA Foundation’s education initiative, the National Essay Competition (NEC) works towards fostering a healthy reading culture and instigating a spirit of intellectual competition among secondary school students not only in Nigeria but across Africa.

Here’s everything you need to know about NEC and how it stands as a beacon of opportunity for Nigerian secondary students.

A Glimpse Into UBA Foundation’s Vision

The UBA Foundation isn’t merely an organization; it’s a visionary concept that views education as the cornerstone for nurturing a nation founded on knowledge, comprehension, and intellectual depth.

This initiative aims to inspire young minds to embrace reading, research, and cultivate a profound understanding of the world.

Breaking Down the Essay Topic for the Year

This year’s essay topic explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and human intelligence, prompting students to consider whether AI can outshine human intellect.

They are tasked with analyzing how AI can be a helpful tool in their learning and research journey rather than a hindrance.

Students must aim to establish a balanced relationship with AI, leveraging it to boost their research and learning capabilities.

They should delve into critical thinking and envision a future where human and AI intelligence coexist harmoniously, complementing each other.

Participating in the National Essay Competition offers numerous benefits.

Winning Big with UBA: A Look at the Prizes Winning the UBA National Essay Competition is not just about prestige and honor; it also opens up avenues for substantial educational grants.

The first prize winner walks away with a grand N5 million educational grant to any African University of their choice.

Meanwhile, the second and third place winners are also rewarded generously with N3 million and N2.5 million in educational grants, respectively, which can be utilized at any African Universities.

This competition is a stepping stone for students. It provides financial rewards and an opportunity to display their intellect, research abilities, and writing skills on a national stage.

This could open doors to better educational and career opportunities.

How to Apply for the UBA National Essay Competition

Eligibility Requirements To ensure fairness and consistency, applicants must meet specific criteria.

The competition is open to all Nigerian senior secondary school students.

Alongside, they must provide a passport photograph and a scanned copy of a valid means of identification which can be a birth certificate, National ID, or passport.

Application Process

Interested students can apply through the official portal facilitated by the UBA Foundation.

The process requires them to upload a scanned copy of their original birth certificates or international passport data page.

Furthermore, applicants must also upload a handwritten essay, not exceeding 750 words, discussing the topic at hand.

Submission Portal and Additional Details

For detailed information and essay submission, please visit the UBA Foundation’s official website.

There, you’ll find all the necessary guidance and instructions to take part in this prestigious competition.

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10 Best Essay Competitions in Nigeria 2023 Latest Update

There are so many essay compet i tions in Nigeria, but you may not know many of them yet. We will try to give you full details on the top 10 essay writing competitions in Nigeria for 2023 and how you can apply for them.

1. UBA Foundation International Essay Competition for Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal 2023

The UBA Foundation holds a yearly essay competition nationwide for secondary school students in Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal. Information Guide Nigeria

They always provide essay topics and instruct that they must be submitted before given deadlines.

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How to apply for the UBA Foundation International Essay Competition for Nigeria, Ghana, and Senegal

Interested appl i cants are to submit their full contact details, these include their full names, details of school (name and address), residential address, etc.

Photocopies of their original birth certificates or data page of the international passport must be also be added.

Candidates for the Essay competition are to forward their essays for the UBA Foundation International Essay Competition to:

UBA Foundation,

UBA House,(3 rd Floor),

57, Marina, Lagos State, Nigeria. Essay Competitions

2. Gallen Symposium Leader of Tomorrow Essay Competition

This is one essay competition that is so dedicated to raising and nurturing future world leaders who are incisive and decisive thinkers.

The winners of the St. Gallen Symposium Leader of Tomorrow Essay Competition are verified and moved to compete in a more global competition known as Leader of Tomorrow, this is an inter-generational debate. Winners of this competition will now be given an all-expense-paid trip to St. Gallen, Switzerland so that they can participate in the grand finale there.  UNN Diploma Admission List 2020/2021 is Out

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Eligibility and requirements for the St. Gallen Symposium Leader of Tomorrow Essay Competition

• Students currently studying undergraduate or postgraduate courses in any regular university are eligible
• Students must be born not later than 1989.

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3. Young Ag-Summit Easy Contest for Students

The Young Ag-Summit Essay Contest is a competition that is aimed at challenging youths to proffer solutions to poverty in the world in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The essay competition also aimed at challenging the youths to tackle issues that will bring prosperity to everyone and save the world.

Local communities and towns are to be used as references by the contestants.

Visit http://network.youthagsummit.com/essay/essay-contest-registration to get more information and apply for the competition. Npower recruitment

4. The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Essay Competition

The Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) Essay Competition is for both private and public secondary school students. The competition is open to students in all the states of the federation.

The title of the 2018 edition of the competition was titled “Discuss how technology can promote financial literacy and encourage investment habit among youths”. The aim of the competition is to inject the spirit of technology into the daily conversation and activities of the people. It is also to let them know how they can make use of technology that is around them, as well as apply technology in their business activities and decisions which will better their prospects.

The 2018 edition of the competition was sponsored by the Jim Ovia Foundation. Visit http://www.nse.com.ng/ to learn more about the Nigerian Stock Exchange Essay Competition. dollar to naira rate

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5. African Development Bank (AfDB) The Africa of my Dreams Writing Contest

The African Development Bank (AfDB) The Afr i ca of my Dreams Writing Contest aims at stimulating the industrialisation drive in Africa by offering a platform for the voices of Africans to be heard globally.

This competition was created to design and build a brighter future for Africa as a continent and Africans. It was also to unlock several potentials that are embedded in the African child in other to make Africa flow with prosperity and be dynamic. It was also formed to empower the youths to be the ones driving the visions of Africa.

Eligibility;

Interested contestants must not be younger than 20 years and older than 29 years as a year of competition.

The competition is only for Africans.

Contestants must be legally allowed to travel overseas without restrictions and they should hold valid international passports.

Contestants must be citizens of any of the 54 African countries.

Entries for the Essay competition must be in French or English language.

You can visit https://www.afdb.org/en/news-and-events/the-africa-of-my-dreams-young-africans-get-writing-17870/ to learn more about the African Development Bank (AfDB)   The Africa of my Dreams Writing Contest.

6. Goi Peace Foundation/UNESCO International Essay Contest for Young People

This essay competition is a partnership between UNESCO and Goi Peace Foundation. The essay competition is aimed at promoting the initiative force of the youths all over the world.

This competition has two categories; the children category which has an age limit of 14 years, and the young category with an age range of 15 – 25 years.

Kindly visit https://www.goipeace.or.jp/en/work/essay-contest to get more information about the Goi Peace Foundation/UNESCO International Essay Contest for Young People WAEC result

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7. UONGOZI Leadership Essay Contest for African Students (USD $2,000 plus Fully Funded Trip to Johannesburg, South Africa)

This essay competition is organized by the Institute of Africa Leadership for Sustainable Development also known as UONGOZI Institute.

The UONGOZI Leadership Essay Contest for African Students was created to start and maintain leadership instincts in African youths through important discussions relative to leadership. It was to offer African youths the required platform to groom the next generation of African leaders.

Eligibility

The competition is for youths between the age range of 18 – 25 years.

Do you want to have more information on the UONGOZI essay competition? Visit the website of UONGOZI Institute here http://uongozi.or.tz/.

8. Bishop Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition for Senior Secondary School Students in Nigeria

The Bishop Mike Okonkwo National Essay Competition for Senior Secondary School Students in Nigeria opens on 26th of March and closes on 1st of June every year.

The presiding Bishop of the Redeemed Evangelic Mission (TREM), Bishop (Dr.) Mike Okonkwo, is the main sponsor of this essay competition.

Essays for the competition are submitted either by mail to TREM International Headquarters, Obanikoro / Anthony-Oke Bus Stop, Lagos, or by e-mail to [email protected]. JAMB form

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9. NHEF (The Nigeria Higher Education Foundation) Scholarship Essay Competition for Nigerian Students

This essay competition was created in 2015 and mot i vates students to develop and organize important and strategic ideas on how Nigeria can be changed positively.

Eligibility :

The competition is only open to 200 level to final year students of the NHEF Partner universities which are Unilag, Kano, UNN, ABU, UniPort, BU, and U.I.

Visit http://www.thenher.org/ to learn more about the essay competition.

10. DSTV Eutelsat Award for African Secondary School Students with Interest in Technology ( Fully-Funded to Paris, France)

This essay competition is open to youths from all the African countries where MultiChoise is operating. The competition is open to youths who are fans of technology between the ages of 14 to 19 years.

The DStv Eutelsat is an award that takes place every year since it started in 2011.

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I was naïve when I moved to London for a better life. It's been difficult and lonely, but I'm not giving up.

• Jerry Chiemeke moved from Nigeria to London in 2022, looking for writing career opportunities. 
• He said the UK's job market is too competitive, and he's received rejection after rejection. 
• Chiemeke is struggling in the UK but doesn't want to give up and return to Nigeria yet.  

This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with Jerry Chiemeke, a writer from London, about moving to the UK from Nigeria. Business Insider has verified his visa with documentation. The following has been edited for length and clarity.

I'm from Nigeria, but I began experiencing disillusionment with the country I was born in.

Muhammadu Buhari became president in 2015. Under his leadership, there was national concern over human rights violations and an economic downturn. Our currency was impacted, and my friends started leaving, looking for better career opportunities in countries like the US, Canada, and the UK.

In Nigeria, I worked in law and media communications and also pursued writing. I reviewed books, wrote essays, and published poetry as a side venture, and also published a collection of short stories in 2020.

I wanted to be known as a writer, but I was unsure whether I should continue developing my career in Nigeria.

The COVID-19 pandemic made things worse economically and politically in Nigeria. On October 20, 2020, the Nigerian army opened fire on people protesting against police . There are varying reports on the death toll, ranging into the dozens .

I began planning to leave the country. Many young people became disillusioned after taking part in protests that culminated in a massacre. I didn't want to live in a country that I felt actively tried to eliminate its youth.

I eventually moved to the UK in 2022 on a Global Talent visa . I wanted to continue building my career as a creative, but I've since found it difficult to find permanent work.

I've traded one problem for another moving to the UK, but I'm not giving up on my dream.

I had to show I was eligible for a Global Talent Visa to come to the UK

The UK is linked to Nigeria through the Commonwealth, and there's a large Nigerian community here. I felt there were spaces where I would belong. I'd seen other Nigerian writers do well in the UK too.

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I was accepted into some master's programs at British universities in 2021, but ultimately, the tuition fees and financial costs made it a more stressful option in the long term.

One of my friends suggested the Global Talent visa for skilled people in the academic, tech, and arts fields. It seemed like a good option with a viable pathway to getting indefinite leave to remain, where you can live and work in the UK as long as you like, and the opportunity for my creative work to be rewarded in the UK.

The application required evidence that I was a leader in my field or had the potential to be one. I submitted reviews of my book, an award I'd won and another I was nominated for, and letters of recommendation from several arts organizations, among other things.

I submitted the evidence to The Arts Council England and paid my application fees. After getting approval from the Arts Council, I took the endorsement letter, receipt of my visa fees and immigration surcharge, and my passport to the visa office in Lagos. My application was approved in August, permitting me to stay and work in the UK for up to five years.

To renew my visa after three years, I'd need evidence that I'd been earning money from my line of work. I wanted to stay in the UK indefinitely, so I needed to secure relevant paid opportunities.

It's been very difficult to get paid work in the UK's creative industry

I was hesitant about leaving everything and everyone I loved and concerned about starting my career again in a new country.

Every day in Nigeria feels like summer, but I landed in the UK in autumn, which quickly transitioned to winter. I had to get used to it getting dark by 4 p.m.

I saved a great deal before moving. I was fairly comfortable with the income from my full-time job and writing side hustles in Nigeria, and for around eight months, I spent less than a third of my salary to save before resigning from my job.

Before arriving in the UK, I'd lined up part-time editing work. I'd been vigorously applying for full-time employment in the arts but couldn't land anything. After around three months in the UK, I secured a full-time position as a digital marketing executive for a power tool company.

My job involves some copywriting, but I want to work in the UK's creative industry. I applied to editing and contributor roles but got rejection after rejection. I've been able to freelance but haven't secured permanent creative work.

London was lonely . I stayed with a friend in London for the first six weeks before moving into my own apartment. I had Nigerian friends who lived across England, but it was difficult to meet up.

I knew how the creative industry worked in Nigeria, but I don't have the same knowledge of opportunities here, and there's only so much you can Google.

In Nigeria, I've worked as a staff writer and senior editor, but I feel there's more competition for the same kind of roles in the UK. Sometimes, when I see an opening on LinkedIn, 100 people will have applied in the past hour.

Some organizations that have rejected me have said they want candidates with more UK experience, so the criteria seem quite stringent here.

I thought I was entering a senior stage of my career in Nigeria, but in the UK, I can't land midlevel jobs. I've seen some of my Nigerian peers apply for entry-level British jobs who were at a mid-senior level back home.

That being said, being at a senior level in Nigeria wouldn't necessarily be an improvement because the economic downturn affects people, and inflation is soaring .

Although struggling in the UK, I don't want to return to Nigeria.

The UK isn't perfect, but I want to stay for the career opportunities

I was naïve when I first arrived. Earning in pounds felt like a big deal because of the exchange rate. There are never power outages like in Nigeria, and I feel safer. However, the reality is that the UK is not perfect. Inflation fluctuates, rents increase, and sometimes public transport fails.

There are trade-offs with a decision to migrate . Ultimately, I want to stay in the UK because it's better for my career. Despite the fierce competition, there are more opportunities to get eyes on my work. I just need to get my foot in the door.

My visa allows me to work in the UK until October 2025. After five years in the country, I plan to apply for renewal and then for indefinite leave to remain, but I need to rack up more paid opportunities.

I've proven myself in Nigeria; now, I must prove myself in the UK. It's a challenge, but the route wouldn't be worth it if it were easy.

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NCC 3rd National Essay Competition 2024 for Nigerians

NCC 3rd National Essay Competition 2024 for Nigerians : Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is now accepting entries from undergraduates in Nigerian Tertiary institutions (both private and public) for its 3rd national essay competition. The deadline for the submission of entries is 30th July 2024.

NCC Essay Competition – The Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC) wishes to invite entries for its 2024 National Essay Competition for undergraduates.

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This year’s edition, the third in the series, will focus on Fifth Generation (5G) technology with the following objectives:

• Increase awareness on SG Technology
• Engage and enhance research
• Encourage academic competition & excellence
•  Build capacity of undergraduates in Nigerian tertiary institutions

NCC Essay Competition Eligibility Criteria

• All undergraduates in Nigerian Tertiary institutions (Private & Public)
• All participants are expected to register their personal details in the form provided for download on the NCC website, signed by their Deans as genuine Nigerian Undergraduates.
• All Essays will be subjected to Plagiarism checks

Winners will be invited by the Committee members to defend their essays by way of presentation candidate that cannot successfully defend their submissions will be disqualified.

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All entries will be assessed based on the following:

• Essay should contain a maximum of 1,000 words and a minimum of 500 words on the topic
• Essay must have an Abstract, introduction, Main Body and Conclusion.
• Essay must be referenced
• Essay will go through a rigorous selection process and scrutiny and based on Content, Grammar and Structure.
• All Essays must be submitted to the NCC in PDF format with all necessary attachments.
• PRIZE-Laptop, Printer and Cash Prize of 500,000.00
• PRIZE-Cash Prize of N300,000.00
• PRIZE-Cash Prize of N200,000.00

How to Participate in the NCC Essay Competition.

Entries should be sent to the following email [email protected] and Facebook link https://www.facebook.com/Nigerian.communications.commission for further inquiries, please contact 234-9-4617000 or 234-9-4617253

The deadline for submission of all entries is Friday, July 30, 2024.

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Ahizechukwu Eke , MBCHB , MPH , PhD

Maternal and fetal medicine.

• Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Faculty

14 Insurances Accepted

Professional titles.

• Director of Research, Division of Maternal Fetal Medicine

Primary Academic Title

Associate Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics

Ahizechukwu C Eke, M.B. ChB., Ph.D., M.P.H., is a specialist in maternal-fetal medicine with areas of clinical and research expertise in medical and surgical complications of pregnancy with a focus on prediction and prevention of preterm birth, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, pharmacoepidemiology, pharmacogenomics, pharmacomicrobiomics, maternal-fetal medicine, multiple pregnancies, obstetric ultrasound and HIV in pregnancy.

Dr. Eke earned his undergraduate degree from Federal Government College, Wukari, Taraba State, Nigeria, and his medical degree from the College of Medicine, University of Calabar, Nigeria. He completed two obstetrics and gynecology residencies – at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital, Nigeria (2005-2010) and at Michigan State University/Sparrow Hospital, which he completed in 2016, and then completed Maternal-Fetal Medicine and Clinical Pharmacology fellowships at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland in 2019. He earned an MPH from the Harvard University School of Public Health in 2011, and a PhD in Clinical Investigation from the Johns Hopkins University School of Public Health Graduate Training Program in Clinical Investigation (GTPCI) in 2021. He joined the Johns Hopkins faculty in 2019.

Dr. Eke serves on a number of national and international boards and committees. He is a member of Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA), Delta Omega Alpha (DOA), the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology (ACOG), the American Medical Association (AMA), the American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI), the Society of Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM), the American Public Health Association (APHA), the West African College of Surgeons (FWACS), and the Infectious Disease Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology. He currently serves on the Committee on Practice Bulletins (CPG) of ACOG, and is a member of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine (NASEM) committee on 'Developing a framework to address legal, ethical, regulatory, and policy issues for research specific to pregnant and lactating Persons'. Dr. Eke is an editorial board member of Obstetrics and Gynecology (the Green Journal) and the New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM Evidence). He is an active member of NIH study sections.

Dr. Eke has published several articles in obstetrics and maternal-fetal medicine journals, and written numerous textbook chapters. He is a journal reviewer for several peer-reviewed journals in his specialty, including Obstetrics & Gynecology (Green Journal), American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology (Gray Journal), and the International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology.

Centers and Institutes

Bloomberg School of Public Health

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ahizechukwu-eke-md-mph-facog-fwacs-36a5a020/

Clinical Trial Keywords

Pharmacoepidemiology, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacogenomics, Pharmacomicrobiomics, Preterm birth

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Recent News Articles and Media Coverage

Winning the 2017 Kenneth Warren Prize, Cochrane Collaboration  (February 22, 2018)

Pharmacologic research in pregnant women – Time to get it right,  Global News (April 21, 2019) 

Examining adverse pregnancy outcomes in people living with HIV, Managed Healthcare Executive  (Mar 21, 2023)

New study affirms link between sickle cell disease and risk of increased mortality in pregnant people, NewsWise   (Feb 2, 2023)

Contact for Research Inquiries

600 N Wolfe Street Phipps 228 Baltimore, MD 21287

Research Interests

HIV in pregnancy, Maternal Health Policy, Medical and Surgical Complications in Pregnancy, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacoepidemiology, Pharmacogenomics, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacomicrobiomics, Preterm birth

Lab Website

• The Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine is engaged in clinical, basic bench and epidemiological research as one of its primary missions. Our strength lies in the expertise and diverse interests of our faculty, as well as in the collaborations with multiple other disciplines and departments throughout the School of Medicine, The Bloomberg School of Public Health, and the School of Biomedical Engineering. The strong research infrastructure of the Johns Hopkins University forms a solid foundation for the success of our integrated research program for Maternal-Fetal Medicine.

Research Summary

Preterm birth, Pharmacokinetics, Pharmacodynamics, Pharmacoepidemiology, Pharmacogenomics, Pharmacomicrobiomics, HIV in pregnancy, Maternal Health Policy, medical and surgical complications in pregnancy. 

Google Scholar

https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=Xf4E81kAAAAJ&hl=en

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=eke+ac

Research Gate

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ahizechukwu_Eke

Selected Publications

Eke AC , Chakhtoura N, Kashuba A, Best BM, Sykes C, Wang J, Stek AM, Smith E, Calabrese S, Capparelli EV, Mirochnick M; IMPAACT P1026s Protocol Team. Rilpivirine Plasma and Cervicovaginal Concentrations in Women During Pregnancy and Postpartum. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2018; 78(3):308-313.

Eke AC , Dooley KE, Sheffield JS. Pharmacologic Research in Pregnant Women - Time to Get It Right. N Engl J Med . 2019; 380(14):1293-1295.

Eke AC , McCormack SA, Best BM, Stek AM, Wang J, Kreitchmann R, Shapiro D, Smith E, Mofenson LM, Capparelli EV, Mirochnick M; IMPAACT P1026s Protocol Team. Pharmacokinetics of Increased Nelfinavir Plasma Concentrations in Women During Pregnancy and Postpartum. J Clin Pharmacol . 2019; 59(3):386-393.

Eke AC , Mirochnick M, Lockman S. Antiretroviral Therapy and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in People Living with HIV. N Engl J Med . 2023; 388(4):344-356.

Bienstock JL,  Eke AC , Hueppchen NA. Postpartum Hemorrhage. N Eng J Med.  2021; 384(17):1635-1645.

• Inductee, Delta Omega Alpha (DOA) Honor Public Health Society
• ASCI Young Physician Scientist Award, The American Society for Clinical Investigation (ASCI), 4/20/23
• AGOS Presidential Travel Award, The American Gynecological Obstetrical Society (AGOS), 6/18/22
• Distinguished Teaching Society (DTS) of the JHU SOM, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 4/18/21
• American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology (ACOG) Warren Pearse Health Policy Award, American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 5/4/19
• Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI) Pfizer Presidential Award, Society for Reproductive Investigation, 3/15/19
• Cochrane Kenneth Warren Prize for best high quality methodological review, Cochrane Collaboration, Cochrane Collaboration, 9/15/17
• Paul Leitman's Global Health Fellowship Travel Award, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 4/18/17
• Society for Reproductive Investigation (SRI) award for Best New Investigator poster presentation, Society for Reproductive Investigation, 3/16/17
• Michigan State University Outstanding Award for Best Medical Student/Resident Educator, Michigan State University, 6/17/16
• American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Donald Richardson's Paper Prize National Award, American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 5/15/16
• Ephraim McDowell Award for best Junior Fellow research paper in ACOG District V, American College of Obstetrics & Gynecology, 9/19/15
• National Institute of Health (NIH)/National Medical Association Scholar, National Medical Association, 8/2/15
• Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine (SMFM) Resident Award for Excellence in Obstetrics, Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine, 5/7/15
• Michigan State University Outstanding Award for Best Medical Student/Resident Educator, Michigan State University, 3/20/15
• American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Junior Fellow Rising Star in Advocacy National Award, American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, 3/9/15
• Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine (SMFM) Quilligan Scholar, Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine, 2/5/15
• American Medical Association (AMA) Foundation National Excellence in Medicine Leadership Award for outstanding leadership skills, American Medical Association, 6/9/14
• Inductee, Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Honor Medical Society, Michigan State University, Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) Honor Medical Society, 5/21/14
• Winning oral presentation, ACOG Junior fellow District V Resident research day, Louisville Kentucky, American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists, 10/11/13
• HIVMA travel Scholarship, 2012 to the World's AIDS Conference, Washington DC., HIVMA, 7/23/12
• Diversity Minority Fellowship Award, Barnes Jewish Hospital, St Louis, Barnes Jewish Hospital, St Louis, 7/11/12
• Fellow, West African College of Surgeons (FWACS), 4/3/12
• Nominated for the Albert Schweitzer Award, the highest accolade for students graduating from the HSPH, Harvard School of Public Health, 5/16/11
• A.G. Leventis Scholarship Award for Academic Excellence, Harvard School of Public Health, Harvard School of Public Health, 4/13/11
• Essay winner, Global Forum for Health Research/Lancet International Essay Competition, 2007, Global Forum for Health Research, 5/10/07

Graduate Program Affiliations

Director, Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research

Memberships

• Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine
• American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG)
• West African College of Surgeons (WACS)
• National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria
• Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists
• Cochrane Collaboration
• American Public Health Association
• American Medical Association
• Nigerian Medical Association
• International College of Surgeons (ICS)
• International Leadership Association (ILA)

Professional Activities

• American Board of Clinical Pharmacology, Diplomate, 5/9/20
• American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG), Fellow, 11/9/17
• West African College of Surgeons, Fellow, 4/3/12

Additional Training

• MPH:  Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health (2011)
• PhD: Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health (2021)
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• Chinese companies are winning the global south

Their expansion abroad holds important lessons for Western incumbents

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S ince the end of the cold war the rich world’s corporate giants have been the dominant force in global commerce. Today consumers and workers in almost every country are touched in some way by the world-spanning operations of multinational firms from America, Europe and, to a lesser extent, Japan. These leviathans are now under threat, as Chinese firms in industries from cars to clothing expand abroad with startling speed. A new commercial contest has begun. Its battleground is neither China nor the rich world, but the fast-growing economies of the global south .

The expansion of Chinese business is taking two forms. One is through globalised supply chains. Greenfield foreign direct investment by Chinese firms tripled last year, to $160bn. Much of that was spent building factories in countries from Malaysia to Morocco. Less noticed is the fact that Chinese firms are also pursuing the 5bn consumers who live in the rest of the developing world. Since 2016, listed Chinese firms have quadrupled their sales in the global south, to $800bn, and now sell more there than in rich countries. For the West, attempting to deal with China’s rise, that holds uncomfortable lessons.

Chinese businesses are looking abroad partly because of slowing economic growth and ferocious competition at home. They are chipping away at the dominance of incumbent multinationals everywhere from Indonesia to Nigeria. Transsion, an electronics firm, produces half of the smartphones purchased by Africans. Mindray is the leading supplier of patient-monitoring systems in Latin America. Chinese makers of electric vehicles ( EV s) and wind turbines are expanding in the developing world, which also happens to be home to nine of TikTok’s ten biggest markets.

The precise shape of Chinese expansion is, however, a consequence of policies of governments in the West and China. As rich countries erect trade barriers to keep out Chinese goods, including solar panels and ev s, some Chinese firms are attempting to skirt restrictions by shifting production to the global south. At the same time, selling to emerging markets in their own right has become more attractive, too. The companies’ path has been smoothed by the efforts of China’s government to build diplomatic ties with the global south, notably by facilitating $1trn of infrastructure investment through the Belt and Road Initiative ( BRI ). As the West has turned inward, China and the rest of the emerging world have drawn closer.

At a time when globalisation is under attack, this holds an important lesson for policymakers: that trade can bring extraordinary benefits. Billions of lives will be enhanced by a wider choice of cheap, innovative and green goods. Transsion’s $100 smartphones mean that some of the world’s poorest people now have at their fingertips all the knowledge and services the internet has to offer. Affordable medical devices will save countless lives. Low-cost climate-friendly technologies make it more likely that developing countries will be able to keep their greenhouse-gas emissions in check even as they get richer and their populations grow.

Another lesson is how costly it is to shelter incumbent Western multinationals from competition. Domestic rivalries mean that Chinese firms, once derided for turning out shoddy copycat products, have mastered the knack of producing goods for low-income consumers in a way that Western companies never did. Chinese firms are now at the cutting-edge of ev s and batteries, precisely the sorts of industries rich-world governments coddle at home. The idea that Chinese brands lack global appeal has been shattered by companies such as Shein, a fast-fashion firm. Sales by Chinese companies in the global south have already overtaken those of Japanese multinationals. On current trends, they will pull ahead of European firms and be on par with American ones by 2030.

For governments in the global south, the lesson is more subtle. Policymakers in host countries have an opportunity to enrich their own consumers, create jobs, and foster innovation and competition. But to do so they will need to steer between protectionism on one hand, and passivity on the other.

As in the West, local industries competing with Chinese companies will cite China’s fondness for subsidies and seek special protection. Already, Brazil has introduced tariffs on ev s, and some Chinese exports are facing levies in Indonesia. Yet to shut out Chinese products would deprive consumers of the benefits of choice and innovation, and shield unproductive and stagnant local industries from competition. But policymakers should also beware of being too lax. Some have already been burnt as BRI debts went sour. Much of the business being done by Chinese firms in the global south today involves only final assembly. Many firms are reported to bring in Chinese workers, rather than hire locally. For developing economies to truly benefit, they should press Chinese firms to employ more local workers, share technology and heed local environmental and labour standards.

China may well go along with this. Over the years American and Japanese multinationals saw the benefits of training up local staff and imparting know-how, as they sought to be nearer their end markets, reduce costs and avoid a backlash from angry locals. Chinese firms may similarly come to see the benefits of establishing deeper roots in the emerging world. And just as closer commercial ties enhanced the soft power of America and Japan in the late 20th century, so too may China wield greater influence in the global south.

Cede capital

For decades the West was the world’s fiercest advocate for globalisation. The consequences of its decision to turn inward to shield itself from Chinese competition will take years to become completely clear. But the world is not standing still. Western multinationals have long been the main agents of cross-border trade and investment, and some of the biggest beneficiaries of openness. Today they are surrendering ground in the world’s fastest-growing and most populous markets. China is already reaping the rewards. ■

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CIPM Annual Essay Competition 2024 For Undergraduates In Nigeria

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria is currently accepting applications from undergraduates of Nigerian universities and polytechnics for its Annual Essay Competition.

The entries for the essay competition have commenced. So, the deadline for application for the 2024 CIPM Annual Essay Competition is 20th September 2024.

The Chartered Institute of Personnel Management of Nigeria ( CIPM ) is the regulatory body for Human Resource Management Practice in Nigeria. Our main objective is to ensure the continuous professional development of our members and stakeholders, for the enhancement of human capital development in the country.

Our Annual essay competition is one of the Institute’s initiatives aimed at developing the research capabilities of undergraduate youth at institutions of higher learning in Nigeria.

Topic: “The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Job and Workforce Dynamics in Organisations” This will help participants to share their thoughts on the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence and its effects on the workforce.

Competition Requirements

• Interested persons must be UNDERGRADUATES of Nigerian Universities and Polytechnics.
• Essay must be original, empirical, and of local and international journal standard.
• The length of the essay must not exceed 3000 words with proper referencing using the APA style of referencing.
• The font type must be Times New Roman in 12 points font size.
• All entries should be typed in double line spacing, using MS word ONLY.
• Plagiarism in all forms is prohibited and will attract outright disqualification of indicted entries.
• 1st Prize: N125,000 & 2 HRM books
• 2nd Prize: N100,000 & 2 HRM books
• 3rd Prize: N75000 & 2 HRM books

Other Benefits:

• Access to network of employers for all winners
• Free registration as student members of CIPM (for non-members) for all prize winners
• All expenses paid trip to Port Harcourt for CIPM 2024 International Conference & Exhibitions.

How to Submit Entries

Interested and qualified applicants should scan and send the underlisted documents  along with the essay write-up as a single document to: [email protected]

• ID Card from student’s current institution
• Copy of admission letter to student’s current institution
• One recent passport sized photograph
• Current mobile telephone number and e-mail address.
• Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted
• Past winners are not eligible to participate
• For more enquiries: Call “Charity” on: 0817 658 2368 Or E-mail: [email protected]

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