International Day of the Girl Child 2024 - TikTok Competition

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Roseline in conjunction with The Chosen Inspiraa Foundation @thechoseninspiraa and AfricHer Rising @africherrising presents TikTok Competition to mark International Day of the Girl Child 2024.

Theme : Girls' Vision for the Future.

Join the challenge to Envision a Better Future for Girls!

How to join:

• Record or make a video with a duration between 1 to 3 minutes.
• Kindly create a video showcasing your vision for girls in the future in one sphere of life or different spheres of life. (No talking in the video, but text with background music or audio can be used to convey the message)
• Submit your videos on TikTok, Instagram, or via email.

Submission Channels:
Participants can choose to submit their videos through any of the mediums that is convenient for them.

• Through TikTok with the hashtag #IDG2024 and kindly tag @AdewuyiRoseline or

• Through Instagram with the hashtag #IDG2024 and kindly tag @AdewuyiRoseline #thechoseninspiraa and @africherrsing
• Email: Send your video to @Africherrisingsubmissions@gmail.com with the subject #IDG2024 and your full name.

Deadline for submissions: 5th of October 2024.

Remember to include the required hashtags on your post to ensure your submission can be found or easily traced.

Rating criteria:
• Creativity,
• Content of your video, and/or
• Engagement (Likes, views, and comments if uploaded on TikTok)

Rewards:
• First Prize – 20,000 naira
• Second Prize – 15,000 naira
• Third Prize –10,000 naira

Age: 10 – 19 years

Swipe to the next slide for more details

Enquiries:
Roseline: +2348137034000 (WhatsApp Only)
Moyinoluwa : +2347068440042
Ebunoluwa : +2347040896204 and
Funmilayo : +2347031005595

#IDG #IDG2024 #DayoftheGirl #DayOfTheGirl #DayofTheGirlChild #InternationalDayOfTheGirl #InternationalDayOfTheGirl2024




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