Winners have been named in a poetry challenge by Go Nigeria, an initiative driving youth inclusion in politics.
Go Nigeria had announced a series of activities targeted at sensitising Nigerian youths to participate in the electoral process.
Among them is its second poetry challenge organised to boost its already ongoing public enlightenment campaign.
The online challenge ran from April 11 to June 30, 2022.
It was aimed at engaging Nigerian youths with a strong inclination in poetry to showcase their talents and be part of its campaign.
Three Nigerian youth contestants with their permanent voter card (PVC) won N2 million prize money.
Among them is Agev Barnabas, a Benue state indigene, who was named the star prize winner of the competition to receive a cash prize of N1,000,000.
Divine Inyang Titus from Akwa Ibom state was named the first runner-up. He is to receive a cash prize of N600,000.
Ikpeoha David Chukwuemeka from Abia state became the second runner-up to receive a cash prize of N400,000.
Go Nigeria is an advocacy initiative created by Anap Foundation, a brand that seeks to sensitise Nigerian youths to register to vote and obtain their PVC.
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