Education
Educational Empowerment
We run programs that improve learning outcomes and support academic growth for children and youths.
Non-profit foundation · Nigeria
Ogban Ebock Foundation runs competitions and awards that put cash, confidence and recognition behind young Nigerian brilliance — ₦700,000+ in 2026 prizes, with winners from Port Harcourt, Owo and Abakaliki.
AIMOC 2026
Research award 2026
Our two flagship competitions
Cross · heartbeat · pencil · open hands
Who we are
Ogban Ebock Foundation exists to close that gap. We find gifted young people, fund their growth, and improve the wellbeing of the communities they come from.
From mathematics contests that reward academic brilliance, to research awards that celebrate scholarly excellence — every program we run is built to identify talent early, invest in it deliberately, and celebrate it publicly. Our work spans five focus areas that together touch education, health, livelihoods and community life.
What we do
Every initiative we run ladders up to one of these categories.
Education
We run programs that improve learning outcomes and support academic growth for children and youths.
Talent
We design systems that identify, harness, and maximize the potential of gifted children and youths.
Health
We provide basic medical education and initiatives that improve health knowledge and outcomes.
Finance
We organize webinars, seminars, and symposia to equip children, youths, and women with financial skills.
Community
We carry out outreach programs and projects that improve the general welfare of the populace.
Our programs
Competitions and awards that put cash, confidence and recognition behind academic excellence.
2026 · concluded
STEM · Competition · Ages 9–14
Our flagship hunt for Nigeria's brightest young mathematicians. Open to students in JSS 1 – SS 1, AIMOC identifies exceptional numerical talent early — and rewards it with cash prizes.
Adjudication in progress
Research · Graduates · Faith community
A ₦300,000 cash prize honouring outstanding undergraduate research — presented with Abuja Synod PYPAN (Presbyterian Young People's Association of Nigeria).
AIMOC 2026 · second round results
Six brilliant students. Six cash awards. One unforgettable finals.
Ebenezer Int'l School, PH
₦80,000
Ebenezer Int'l School, PH
₦100,000
Ebenezer Int'l School, Owo
₦70,000
| Award | Name | Class | School | Score | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st position | Precious Eze | SSS 1 | Ebenezer Int'l School, PH | 79% | ₦100,000 |
| 2nd position | Uloh Samuel | JSS 3 | Ebenezer Int'l School, PH | 69% | ₦80,000 |
| 3rd position | Olasuyi Royhan | JSS 3 | Ebenezer Int'l School, Owo | 61% | ₦70,000 |
| 4th position | Rotimi Ayo | SSS 1 | Ash Merlyn Int'l School, PH | 44% | ₦50,000 |
| Best female | Abiodun Deborah | SSS 1 | Ebenezer Int'l School, Owo | 38% | ₦50,000 |
| Best junior | Kachisidinma Obiegbunam | JSS 1 | White Cloud School, Abakaliki | 33% | ₦50,000 |
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