DELSU-CES Opens Application For Quiz Competition

By Moses Darah

The Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES), Delta State University, Abraka, has officially opened applications for the second edition of its Quiz Competition.

The competition will cover key areas including entrepreneurship and innovation; entrepreneurial financing and marketing; 21st-century skills and technological solutions; opportunity identification and enterprise formation; small and family business management; negotiation and business communication; entrepreneurship in emerging economies; green entrepreneurship for Anglophone West Africa; as well as digital transformation and e-commerce for entrepreneurs.

Attractive prizes await outstanding participants. The winner will receive ₦600,000, while the first and second runners-up will take home ₦400,000 and ₦300,000 respectively. The fourth and fifth positions will earn ₦200,000 and ₦100,000, while participants placed 6th to 15th will receive consolidation prizes of ₦50,000 each.

The competition is open to eligible DELSU and external students from 200 to 500 level. Interested participants are required to register online via: https://quizapplication.delsuces.online

upon payment of a ₦5,000 application fee.

ALSO READ: 18th Convocation: DELSU Unveils Major Reforms, New Academic Programmes, ₦4.2Bn Hostel Project, Solar Power Plan

Registration opens on Friday, May 1, 2026, and closes on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

This initiative is proudly supported by a range of distinguished sponsors, including Jolly Energy Fleet Ltd, Warri; Steve Nnmam Transport Services Ltd, Obiaruku; Bysil Hotel & Suites, Abraka; Zenith Bank Ltd, Abraka; Regent Ville, Abraka; Emoyan Allied Farm Ltd, Abraka; Ese-Jones Hotel & Suites, Abraka; Young Clothing, Abraka; Life Care River Clinic, Abraka; as well as notable individuals such as Mr Ufuoma Asagba, Chief Henry Emoefe, Chief Dr Ebenezer Okorodudu JP, Chief Dickson Erhenede JP, Hon. Azino Onaemor, Chief Iboyitite Midwest JP, Aina Sola (USA), Dr Onoriode Esegbue (London), JohnPaul E. Omereyone (London), Ejenarhome O. Prosper, and Otah Edmund.