Are you a Nigerian parent and you have kids between the ages of 14 and 20? Do you want to see your kids become stars in the world of athletics? If your answer is yes, then you have an opportunity to register them for the MTN Champs Program.

What Is MTN Champs Program?

Nigeria’s MTN CHAMPS program seeks to identify and develop athletic talent throughout the nation. It is positioned to take the lead in discovering and developing talented athletes who may represent Nigeria in esteemed international contests like the Olympics and World Championships. It is modeled after the Jamaican high school CHAMPS.

MTN CHAMPS has the power to change Nigerian sports by concentrating on identifying and fostering athletic potential. Talented people from all around the nation will be able to demonstrate their abilities through this program, and they will also get the guidance and assistance they want to become elite athletes.

The goal of the MTN Foundation scholarship program is to draw in top-notch full-time students from Nigeria’s public tertiary institutions, which include colleges of education, polytechnics, and universities. The award seeks to honor and promote academic success while offering financial support to students who might not otherwise be able to afford their postsecondary education.

Benefits Of MTN CHAMPS Program

Talented people from all around the nation will be able to demonstrate their abilities through this program, and they will also get the guidance and assistance they want to become elite athletes.

The goal of the track and field MTN CHAMPS program is to identify exceptional athletes from Nigerian schools.

Qualification Requirements for MTN Champs Program

Cadet— (under 14—Junior secondary school)
Youth—(under 17—Senior secondary school)
Junior—(under 20—Individuals)
Junior—(under 20—Teams)

Note: The goal of the track and field MTN CHAMPS program is to identify exceptional athletes from Nigerian schools. This will act as a springboard for the upcoming superstars in athletics who will go on to rule the world stage.

The Youth (U17) and Cadet (U14) categories are only open to secondary schools for athlete registration (via mtnchamps.com/registration). This is a team-based competition where schools are allowed to register their students, not individual athletes. On the other hand, the Juniors (U20) are open to individual entries from schools, universities, clubs, states, etc., or athletes who are unattached (an open competition where athletes may choose to represent their respective teams).