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Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition (2014)

Application for the 8th Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition has commenced. The 2014 edition of the essay contest is titled “How Should government and stakeholders address the Apapa traffic gridlock?” Closing date for entries has also been states. All entries must be submitted not later than Friday, 28th November, 2014.

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Details of the 2014 Ships & Ports Annual National Essay Competition 8th Edition)

ESSAY TOPIC: How Should government and stakeholders address the Apapa traffic gridlock?.

Prizes:
Prize for the Best Overall Essay
Prize for Creative Writing
Prize for Research
Prize for Outstanding Essays
Entries Open: Monday 27th October, 2014

Entries Closes: Friday 28th November, 2014

Prize Presentation: Tuesday 16th December 2014

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ENTRANTS:

1. All entries must be typed and double spaced.
2. Use font size 12 only.
3. Entries must not be more than 5 typed pages
4. Multiple entries by an individual will be disqualified
5. Attach this form to your essay
6. All entries must be typed on A4 paper.
7. Closing date for submission of entries is 28th November, 2014

RETURN ALL ENTRIES TO

Ships & Ports Communication Company,
8, Ayinde Giwa Street off Alhaji Masha Road,
Surulere, Lagos.
or P.O. Box 2190 Surulere, Lagos.

You can download the application PDF by clicking on the following link: Ships & Ports 2014 Essay Entry Form

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