NewsOnline Nigeria reports that the Federal Government through its ongoing 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program, has opened applications for an Innovation Challenge, where 6 fellows or teams from Cohort 1 of the program can win N1 million each.
The program is seeking to challenge fellows in Cohort 1 of the 3MTT to apply their technical skills to solve societal challenges in Nigeria.
According to a notice issued by the 3MTT team, participants can apply individually or as a team to stand a chance to win a grand prize.
Aside from the monetary prize, the team said participants also stand the chance of getting a 1-week pre-incubation boot camp in Lagos, an opportunity for equity funding, a demo day showcase to investors, LinkedIn and Azure scholarships, and internet routers with 500GB data.
According to 3MTT, fellows intending to participate in the Challenge will need to do the following:
Submission of ideas is expected to close on Monday, March 25, 2024, according to the notice released by the program team. Interested fellows can apply here.
The Innovation Challenge comes as one of the several ways the Federal Government is empowering participants of the 3MTT program through which the government is targeting to train 3 million Nigerians.
The second phase of the program, which was launched on February 29th this year accommodates 270,000 young and old Nigerians as fellows for the second cohort of the program, bringing the figure to 10% of the 3 million after the first 30,000.
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