Translate To Win N100,000

“Translate to Win”, an initiative, proudly presented by the Igbo Literacy Project through the Omenka App, in partnership with Indigenous Hands and Voices. This exciting endeavor is dedicated to promoting and digitizing the Igbo language, while celebrating the vibrant richness of Igbo culture and intellect. We invite Igbo students and scholars from all walks of life to seize this unique opportunity. Join us, not just to win exciting rewards, but to become a part of the historical legacy of the Omenka App. Embrace your chance to contribute to a brighter future for Igbo language and culture!

Competition Focus:

Translate a selected piece of Poem from the Book: “Nature’s All > Notes from an African Village Boy by Dr. Emma Asonye” into accurate, meaningful, and beautifully written Igbo.

The selected poem will be unveiled after the registration period.

The top entry will be featured on the I-HAV Igbo Literacy Project (Omenka App) platform and receive recognition for promoting African languages and storytelling, and receive a winner’s prize of 100,000 naira. Other submissions will receive consolidation Prizes.

Eligibility:

Open to Undergraduates and above

How To Participate:

• Register here to participate
• Purchase translation book at a discounted price here
• Follow/subscribe to our social media accounts – Tiktok, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube
• Submit your translation before deadline – here

Deadlines:

Registration: Begins June 1 and ends June 15, 2025.

Translation submissions: Opens July 1 and Closes July 31, 2025.

Results And Award: Winner will be announced after a thorough revision of the submissions on the August 30, 2025

Got a Question?: Chat us on WhatsApp +1(505) 485 6544 or Email us at info@omenkaapp.com

Let’s celebrate the richness of our language — one word at a time.

Your voice matters. Your translation could inspire a generation.

Why participate in the Igbo Translation Competition For Omenka App Project?

Participating in a translation competition can offer several benefits and opportunities. Here are a few reasons why you might consider taking part:

• Skill development: Translation competitions provide a platform for honing your translation skills. They often involve working on challenging texts and performing under pressure, which can help you build your confidence, and improve your language proficiency and translation techniques.
• Feedback: Competitions usually involve expert judges who assess your translations. You can learn from their comments and take on their suggestions to enhance your future work.
• Recognition and exposure: Winning a translation competition can boost your visibility in the industry and serve as a valuable addition to your resume or portfolio.
• Become Part of Our Growing Community: Participating in the Igbo translation for the Omenka App Igbo Literacy Project will give you free access to our global community of people who are working tirelessly to preserve the Igbo language and culture.