Introduction
Are you a Nigerian undergraduate with innovative ideas to improve the nation? The 2025 Policy Challenge offers you a chance to win ₦2,000,000 by presenting smart policy solutions! Organized by the Future Pathways Development Initiative (FPDI), this competition empowers students to contribute to Nigeria’s unity and development.
In this guide, we’ll cover:
- Eligibility criteria
- Prizes and benefits
- How to apply
- Why this challenge matters
Ready to make an impact? Let’s dive in!
Who Can Join the 2025 Policy Challenge?
To participate, you must meet these requirements:
✅ Nigerian undergraduates currently enrolled in a university or college.
✅ Aged 18 or above by August 2025.
✅ Team of 2-4 students from the same institution.
✅ Available to attend the finals in Abuja on August 12, 2025.
This is a fully funded opportunity—no costs for participants!
Prizes & Benefits for Winners
Winning the 2025 Policy Challenge comes with incredible rewards:
💰 ₦2,000,000 Grand Prize (approx. $1,300)
🏆 Title of Nigeria’s Policy Youth Ambassador
📘 Publication in the 2025 Policy Challenge Compendium
✈️ All-expenses-paid trip to Abuja for the National Policy Conference
🎯 Mentorship from governance experts
💼 Internship opportunities & networking with top leaders
How to Apply for the 2025 Policy Challenge
Follow these steps to submit your entry:
1️⃣ Read the Official Rulebook (available on the FPDI website).
2️⃣ Form a Team (2-4 members) – The Team Lead registers first.
3️⃣ Share the Team Link for members to join.
4️⃣ Submit Your Policy Proposal (PDF or DOCX format).
5️⃣ Meet the Deadline: May 18, 2025.
🔗 Apply Now: Visit the Policy Challenge official website for details.
Why You Should Participate
The 2025 Policy Challenge is more than just a competition—it’s a platform to:
🔹 Shape Nigeria’s future with fresh, youth-driven ideas.
🔹 Gain national recognition for your policy solutions.
🔹 Connect with leaders and experts in governance.
🔸 Boost your career with internships and mentorship.
🚀 Ready to change Nigeria? Apply today!
For more details, visit the official 2025 Policy Challenge website.
