…As registration closes Feb. 11
Public and private secondary schools across the country have been urged to register their best JSS 3 and SSS 2 candidates for the 2018 Cowbellpedia Senior Secondary Mathematics Television Quiz Show on or before the deadline of Sunday, February 11, which is just about three weeks away.
At the press
conference to flag off the 2018 edition, Promasidor Nigeria Limited, makers of
Cowbell milk, announced a 100 percent increase in the star prize from N1
million to N2 million, in addition to other incentives. It was the highlight of
activities to commemorate 20 years of partnership between Cowbell and
Mathematics.
Registration for this
year’s Cowbellpedia competition is strictly online via the website: www.cowbellpedia.ng
and it is absolutely free, with each school entitled to put forward five candidates
who must be between 10 and 18 years old for each of the junior and senior
categories. In order to encourage girl child education, mixed schools are advised
to nominate at least two female students in each of the categories.
Speaking about the
registration process, Abiodun Ayodeji, Marketing Manager of Promasidor Nigeria
Limited makers of Cowbell - Our Milk and sponsors of the competition explained:
“The guidelines
require the candidate/school to do the following: Go to www.cowbellpedia.ng, click on the link ‘Register
your school’, fill the form and submit. Ensure that you fill all the required
fields and an email will be sent to the school and primary contact email
address provided when filling the form. The link in the email received would be
used to verify the email address. On successful login, click on ‘Add
Candidates’ under ‘Candidate Management’, fill in the candidate’s information,
upload the candidate’s picture and click the ‘Save Draft’ button. Save the
draft information for five (5) candidates for each category before you submit
their registration.”
Ayodeji further said
that when all the data had been completed for all the candidates (a maximum of
five per category), the “Register” button should be clicked to complete the
registration process. “A confirmation
slip will be generated to download and will also be mailed to the school,
candidate or parent/guardian’s email address. Print the confirmation slip and
have it stamped and signed by the school principal. The confirmation slip will
be required for admitting candidates at the examination venue,” he explained.
The Marketing Manager
emphasised that each school should nominate their best students to boost their
chances all through to the final.
All the candidates
with confirmation slips will sit for the Stage 1 Qualifying Written Examination
at their designated centres nationwide on Saturday, February
17, 2018.
To mark the occassion
of 20 years relationship of Cowbell and Mathematics in Nigeria, Anders Einarsson,
Managing Director of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, announced a quantum leap in
the prizes for this year’s edition, stating that winners in both categories
would now receive =N=2,000,000 (Two million naira) each and an all-expense paid
educational excursion outside the country.
The first and second
runners-up in each category will be rewarded with =N=1,500,000 (One million
Five hundred thousand naira) and =N=1,000,000 (One million naira) respectively.
Teachers of the first
prize winners will win =N=500,000 (Five hundred thousand naira), while those of
the first and second runners-up will receive =N=400,000 (Four hundred thousand
naira) and =N=300,000 (Three hundred thousand naira) respectively.
Cowbell, the flagship
brand of Promasidor Nigeria Limited, is passionate about the development of
Mathematics. In addition to the Cowbellpedia Secondary Schools Mathematics
Television Quiz Show, Cowbell, which has become synonymous with quality and
value, also sponsors Cowbellpedia
Radio Programme, a five-minute interactive radio Mathematics programme
on major stations pan-Nigeria. It has also launched Cowbellpedia Mathematics Mobile App, available on Google Play
Store and Apple Store through which students can test and sharpen their
knowledge of Mathematics.
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