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Etisalat Announces 2015 Prize For Innovation Competition


Etisalat Nigeria is calling on all innovative programmers and young inventors to submit their entries for the 2015 Etisalat Prize for Innovation.


From(L-R): Chief Executive Officer, Etisalat Nigeria, Matthew Willsher; Winner, of 2014 Etisalat Prize for Innovation (Product/Service Category), Anthony Oniwon and Member, Board of Innovators, Etisalat Pan-African Prize for Innovation, Funke Opeke, at the media reception for 2014 Etisalat Pan-African Prize for Innovation.

Awarded in two categories, the winners will receive N5,000,000 for the Most Innovative Product or Service launched in the last 12 months and N2,000,000 for the Most Innovative Idea. Entries can be submitted at www.etisalat.com.ng/innovation before the 3rd of August 2015. Winners for this year's competition will be announced during the awards ceremony in Lagos in October 2015.

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