Apply now for the Abia Creatives Talent Hunt 2025! Registration closes today. Showcase your hands-on creativity and win state recognition.
The Abia State Government has announced the Abia Creatives Talent Hunt Initiative, a groundbreaking program aimed at discovering and supporting young, hands-on creatives across the state. Registration ends today, September 18, 2025, and eligible applicants are urged to apply immediately.
Targeted at Nigerian youths aged 18–35, this initiative seeks individuals who transform ordinary materials into extraordinary, tangible creations. It focuses on creators who work with their hands to develop innovative, culturally relevant, or environmentally conscious products.
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Who Can Apply
The Talent Hunt is open to creatives across Abia State’s 17 Local Government Areas who specialize in:
Arts and crafts
Waste transformation and upcycling
Cultural artifacts and heritage crafts
Tourism-inspired products
Digital creations with physical outcomes
Innovative inventions using local materials
Important Note: This program is not for performing artists such as musicians, dancers, or actors. It strictly emphasizes tangible and hands-on creative work.
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Why It Matters
The Abia Creatives Talent Hunt Initiative seeks to nurture fresh ideas that preserve culture, empower youth, provide real-world solutions, and open doors to economic opportunities. This is a rare chance for creators to showcase their originality, receive recognition, and benefit from state-backed support.
Deadline & Application Link
Applications close September 18, 2025. Interested participants should apply immediately via the official portal:
🔗 Apply Here>> https://abiastate.gov.ng/ministryofartscultureandcreativeeconomy/talenthunt/
This initiative is powered by the Office of the Special Assistant to the Governor on Students’ Affairs, Comrade Chinedu Nwosu, in collaboration with the Ministry of Arts, Culture, and Creative Economy
