
The Nigerian Medical Laboratory Science Students Association (NIMELSSA) has officially announced the opening of its 2025 National Essay Competition. This year’s theme goes straight to the heart of student experience: “Challenges to Achieving Academic Excellence as a Medical Laboratory Science Student in Nigeria and How to Overcome It.”
It’s a timely and thought-provoking topic that resonates deeply with every Medical Laboratory Science student. From limited resources to the struggle of balancing academics and daily responsibilities, the realities are undeniable. Through this competition, NIMELSSA encourages students to share their insights, propose practical solutions, and inspire meaningful change within the field.
Who Can Take Part
Eligibility is simple:
- Open to all medical laboratory science students across Nigeria
- Each essay must stick to a 250-word limit
So whether you are in your early years or nearing graduation, this contest welcomes your perspective.
Benefits of Joining
Winners will not walk away empty-handed. The benefits include:
- ₦10,000 cash prize for the first place winner
- Publication of winning entries across NIMELSSA platforms
- Certificates of excellence for the top three submissions
These prizes carry more than money, they come with recognition and pride in contributing to your field.
How to Submit Your Entry
Participants have two simple options to send in their essays:
- Through the official Google Form submission page
- Or by email to [email protected]
Every entry must be original, clear, and aligned with the set topic.
Deadline
The closing date for submissions is 24th October 2025. Waiting until the last minute could be risky, better to polish your essay now and send it early.
This competition is more than a contest. It is a chance for students to put thoughts into words, and words into action, about the academic hurdles that many quietly battle every day.
Conclusion
The 2025 NIMELSSA Essay Competition is more than just a contest—it’s an opportunity for Medical Laboratory Science students across Nigeria to make their voices heard. By sharing their experiences and perspectives, participants contribute to shaping a stronger academic culture and a more supportive learning environment for all.
Interested students are encouraged to seize this opportunity, express their ideas with clarity and purpose, and become part of a growing conversation about the future of medical laboratory education in Nigeria.
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