Nigeria Spelling Bee has successfully defended its title as the “Best Spelling Bee Country Team” at the just concluded African Spelling Bee in Uganda held on the 21st of October 2019…
Nigeria Spelling Bee has successfully defended its title as the “Best Spelling Bee Country Team” at the just concluded African Spelling Bee in Uganda held on the 21st of October 2019…
Odutola Dolapo of Montclair College, Ogun State has emerged the Senior National Champion of the 2019 Season of Nigeria Spelling Bee. In the same vein, Grace Idowu also of Montclair College is the Junior Champion of the national literary competition. These Spellers have won for themselves a #1,000,000 scholarship and a #100,000 cash prize for the Senior and Junior Champions respectively.Declaring the competition open, the Founder of Ritman University, Distinguished Senator Emmanuel Ibok Essien declared 50% tuition scholarships to the Champions in both categories in addition to the Nigeria Spelling Bee prizes.
We wish to thank you for your continued interest in the Nigeria Spelling Bee and we hope you and our tenacious spellers are in good health.
As we are already aware, the novel Covid-19 Pandemic occasioned a global lock-down and disruption of academic activities all over the world which also led to the cancellation of both small and large events, including the American Scripps National Spelling Bee (May 2020) and announced cancellation of the African Spelling Bee (November 2020).
The Bee Spelling Competition Initiative (organizers of the Nigeria Spelling Bee) has hitherto placed a hold on all Spelling Bee activities in line with global best practices as we monitored the progression of the lock-down.
Based on the above, the Board of Trustees of the Nigeria Spelling Bee, sitting on the 29th of September, reviewed the situation, deliberated and agreed as follows:
1. The 2019/2020 Season of the Nigeria Spelling Bee is hereby cancelled, and the below applies.
2. All spellers who contested and emerged as the successful representatives (Regional Qualifiers) of their respective states will be recognized as Honourary Co-Champions of the 2020 Season.
a. All coaches of such spellers will also be recognized as Honourary Co-Champion Coaches.
b. Certificates of recognition as Honourary Co-Champion & Co-Champion Coach will be presented to such spellers and coaches at the venue of the 2021 Season of Nigeria Spelling Bee.
c. A mini pre-competition ceremony and official presentation will be conducted at each respective state.
d. All Co-Champions who are still within the age and class eligibility can be registered for the 2021 Season at no cost. (A text will be sent to coaches in this regard.)
3. Registered spellers in states where the State level Qualifier was yet to be conducted should note the following:
a. Payments for the competition remain valid and spellers will be able to roll-over their registrations to the 2021 Season as long as they meet the eligibility criteria.
b. A speller who has passed the eligibility criteria can be replaced with another speller within the eligibility criteria from the same school or family.
c. There will be need for a fresh registration on the portal using the same payment details.
With this notice, registration for the 2021 Season is now open on www.NigeriaSpellingBee.com/Register. Dates and venue for the 2021 Season will be announced on the calendar on www.NigeriaSpellingBee.com/calendar
For clarity sake, co-champions in the 2020 Season who are eligible will compete afresh in the new season from the State Level.
Thank you once again for your continued support. We regret any inconveniences this might cause. We welcome your feedback on [email protected]
Yours faithfully,
Abdulsalam Ibrahim,
National Coordinator.
For: Nigeria Spelling Bee
National Champions will also represent Nigeria at the African Spelling Bee to defend Nigeria’s title as the Best Country Team in Africa.
…National Champions will also represent Nigeria at the African Spelling Bee to defend Nigeria’s title as the Best Country Team in Africa…
The Nigeria Spelling Bee team organised a spelling bee as part of the Famfa Oil Literacy Day today the 6th of March.
Elizabeth Oscar of BODMAK Solid Beginning School won the spelling bee contest. She was followed by Wisdom Jackson of Godsave Nursery & Primary School who came in 2nd place. In third place, we have Janet Ogungbeje of Ken-Ade Private School.
These spellers will represent Anambra State in the South-East Regional level along with other top spellers from Abia, Ebonyi, Imo and Enugu States to compete for the National Finals slots where they stand to win ₦1,000,000 scholarship (Snr) or ₦500,000 cumulative scholarship (Jnr) among other prizes for runners-up.
Enugu State Level Qualifiers:
Host: Deeper Life High School, Enugu Campus, Amaokpo.
These spellers will represent Enugu State in the South-East Regional level along with other top spellers from Abia, Ebonyi, Imo and Anambra States to compete for the National Finals slots where they stand to win ₦1,000,000 scholarship (Snr) or ₦500,000 cumulative scholarship (Jnr) among other prizes for runners-up.
National Champions will also represent Nigeria at the African Spelling Bee to defend Nigeria’s title as the Best Country Team in Africa.
Juniors:
Adaeze I. Ogbonnaya of Lina Teresa Foundation Secondary school, Enugu
Amarachukwu Ani of Julia-Gee Cornerstone Schools, Enugu
Bruno Ibenyenwa of Julia-Gee Cornerstone Schools, Enugu
Chidiebube Iwuchukwu of University of Nigerian secondary school, Nsukka
Chiemena M. Uwalaka of His Grace School, Enugu
Chukwuemeka Maduka of Queens Model Secondary school, Enugu
Diamond C. Okafor of Early Dew High School, Enugu
Emmanuel Eze of Immaculate Heart Model Secondary school, Enugu
Ezinne Ugwu of Julia-Gee Cornerstone Schools, Enugu
Franklin Offor of Hidden Treasure High School, Enugu
Jisiechimike Chigor of University of Nigeria secondary school, Nsukka
Peace Edeh of Deeper life High School, Enugu
Seniors:
Princess Ugwu of University of Nigerian secondary school, Nsukka
Shalom Chinawa of Deeper Life high school, Enugu
Treasure Ejike of Deeper Life high school, Enugu
Victory N. David of Deeper Life high school, Enugu
These spellers will represent Rivers State in the South-South Regional level along with other top spellers from Delta, Edo, Cross-River, Akwa-Ibom and Bayelsa States to compete for the National Finals slots where they stand to win ₦1,000,000 scholarship (Snr) or ₦500,000 cumulative scholarship (Jnr) among other prizes for runners-up.
It was a wonderful day as the Nigeria Spelling Bee team was in Oke-Aro, Ogun State to present the African Spelling Bee trophy (replica) to Eniola Grace Idowu of Montclair College who emerged best 2nd in the Junior category of the 2019 African Spelling Bee in Uganda.
These spellers will represent Ogun State in the South-West Regional level along with other top spellers from Ekiti, Ondo, Osun, Oyo and Lagos States to compete for the National Finals slots where they stand to win ₦1,000,000 scholarship (Snr) or ₦500,000 cumulative scholarship (Jnr) among other prizes for runners-up.
These spellers will represent Oyo State in the South-West Regional level along with other top spellers from Ekiti, Ondo, Osun, Ogun and Lagos States to compete for the National Finals slots where they stand to win ₦1,000,000 scholarship (Snr) or ₦500,000 cumulative scholarship (Jnr) among other prizes for runners-up.
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