SystemSpecs announces the 2025 edition of its Children’s Day Essay Competition (CDEC), offering Nigerian students a platform to develop and showcase tech skills.
SystemSpecs, a leading Nigerian software technology company, has announced the launch of the 2025 Children’s Day Essay Competition (CDEC), which opens on February 3, 2025. Marking its sixth consecutive year, the CDEC invites Nigerian children aged 9 to 16 to demonstrate their creativity, critical thinking, and tech skills in tackling real-world challenges.
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This competition remains a key initiative in SystemSpecs’ Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts, aimed at nurturing tech talent and fostering innovation among young Nigerians. Over the past five years, the CDEC has promoted technological literacy and encouraged students to explore problem-solving through technology. SystemSpecs’ long-term vision is to empower the next generation with essential digital skills, preparing them to thrive in Nigeria’s growing digital economy.
Mrs. Bukola Adeoye, Executive Director of Corporate Services at SystemSpecs, expressed excitement for the 2025 edition: “Nigeria needs future-ready skills to compete globally, and we are committed to fostering technological awareness among young Nigerians. CDEC provides students with an early opportunity to explore technology, develop confidence, and hone crucial skills.”
The competition, attracting students from all 36 states and the FCT, has gained widespread recognition and participation across public and private schools. With increased entries from female students, the CDEC aligns with global initiatives like Girls in ICT, empowering young girls to pursue tech careers. This year’s competition promises to engage new participants, building upon its national impact and inspiring creativity and passion for technology among Nigerian youth.
As SystemSpecs prepares for CDEC 2025, Mrs. Adeboye highlighted the company’s commitment to engaging new students, schools, and parents. “We look forward to seeing even more young talent participate in the CDEC. It’s a unique opportunity for students to explore tech and build essential future skills.”
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