22 June 2011

The Nigerian Stock Exchange Annual National Essay Competition 2011

Deadline: 29 July 2011

The Nigerian Stock Exchange Annual National Essay Competition is here again for tertiary and secondary institutions. Topics:

For Tertiary Institutions

(1) What is Demutualization?

(2) How can it contribute to the development of the Stock Market in Nigeria?

Cash prizes for the competition:
  • 1st Prize - N150,000.00
  • 2nd Prize - N120,000.00
  • 3rd Prize - N100,000.00
Consolation Prizes
  • 10 Runner-up - N75,000.00 (each
  • 37 Zonal Winners - N50,000.00 (each)
For Secondary Institutions:

(1) Who are the Capital Market Operators?

(2) Discuss the functions of any three operators

Cash Prizes for the Competition:
  • 1st Prize - N120,000.00
  • 2nd Prize - N100,000.00
  • 3rd Prize - N80,000.00
Consolation Prizes
  • 10 Runners-up - N60,000.00 (each
  • 37 Zonal Winners - N40,000.00 (each)
Guidelines:
  • Only one entry per person is allowed
  • The Nigerian Stock Exchange Panel of judges’ Decision shall be final
  • All entries must be accompanied with the competitors form
  • The competition is open to SS1, SS2, SS3, and Tertiary Institutions only.
  • All entries must reach any of the listed address on or before Friday July 29th, 2011.
  • Notes:
  • All national winners are entitled to a certificate and plaque
  • 1st winner Institutions shall receive a trophy each
  • 10 Runners-up shall receive consolation prizes
  • 37 zonal winners representing each state/Abuja shall receive consolation prizes.
  • 76 winner essays will be published in some National Dailies
Entry forms are available at the Nigerian Stock Exchange Branches, all Secondary and Tertiary Institutions, as well as our website: www.nigerianstockexchange.com or any branch of: First Bank, Access Bank, Zenith Bank and also at the Records Unit of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.

Download entry form >>

Contact Information:

For submissions: The Co-ordinator, Essay Competition at any of the listed addresses on the entry form

Website: http://www.nigerianstockexchange.com
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