Body of science students unveils national quiz competition
The Nigerian Association of Science Student (NASS) has officially unviled the 2025 National Science Quiz Competition geared towards fostering unity and systematically putting the association on the world map. The National President of the association, Comrade Henry Enyinstede who made this disclosure on Sunday in Abuja noted that the commencement date for the State level […]
The Nigerian Association of Science Student (NASS) has officially unviled the 2025 National Science Quiz Competition geared towards fostering unity and systematically putting the association on the world map.
The National President of the association, Comrade Henry Enyinstede who made this disclosure on Sunday in Abuja noted that the commencement date for the State level competition is Saturday 13th, September, 2025.
He urged all zonal coordinators and chapter Presidents of NASS to see how to work in harmony and effectively to ensure that Schools from each state of the federation are well represented.
Recalling that the registration for the Competition started on the 15th June, 2025 and ended on the 5th August, 2025 to give Science students enough time to register for the competition, He noted: “From the database, Tertiary Students from almost all the 36 States of the Federation, if not all registered for the competition.
“The programme is geared towards fostering Unity and systematically putting the Association on the Map.”
“All registered students should save the date, check for their names on our Facebook page (Nigerian Association of Science Students-NASS National body) and join the Participants WhatsApp group or send a whatsapp message for more informations.
“All Registered Students are hereby advised and encouraged to study all Science Courses and Mathematics so as to be well equipped during the National Quiz Competition coming up soon.
“The State level competition is going to be Computer Based Test via the Association website: https://nassofficial .org.
“We appreciate all registered Science students and members for their utmost co-operation and patience.” He added.