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OPay unveils top 48 teams in National Innovation Challenge
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OPay unveils top 48 teams in National Innovation Challenge

OPay, a Nigerian fintech company, has announced the selection of 48 teams for the next stage of its National Innovation Challenge, which is part of the OPay Scholars Programme. The challenge attracted over 2,200 team applications from more than 11,000 undergraduate students across Nigeria. Teams were chosen based on the originality, quality, relevance, and potential impact of their proposed solutions. The selected teams include both partners and non-partners of OPay, reflecting the program's aim to support talent nationwide. The shortlisted teams will undergo a six-week virtual mentorship program with industry experts, culminating in a reduction to 10 teams for the next stage. High-performing participants may also qualify for internships with OPay and its partners.

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OPay unveils top 48 teams in National Innovation Challenge

OPay, a Nigerian fintech company, has announced the selection of 48 teams for the next stage of its National Innovation Challenge, which is part of the OPay Scholars Programme. The challenge attracted over 2,200 team applications from more than 11,000 undergraduate students across Nigeria. Teams were chosen based on the originality, quality, relevance, and potential impact of their proposed solutions. The selected teams include both partners and non-partners of OPay, reflecting the program's aim to support talent nationwide. The shortlisted teams will undergo a six-week virtual mentorship program with industry experts, culminating in a reduction to 10 teams for the next stage. High-performing participants may also qualify for internships with OPay and its partners.

Bias read (Center): The article presents information about a corporate-sponsored educational and innovation program without overtly promoting any political ideology or agenda. While the program supports youth and education, which are politically relevant topics, the framing remains neutral, focusing on the structure,参与

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