The Ogun State Ministry of Education, Science and Technology has announced an extension for the OgunLEARN Competition. The new deadline is Friday, 15 May 2026.

The extension gives teachers more time to take part and present their entries. For educators who already sent in their videos, the message is simple; those entries still stand.

What the deadline extension means for teachers

The ministry made three points clear in the notice.

Existing entries remain valid

All entries already received remain valid and are still under consideration.

No resubmission is required

Teachers who have already submitted their videos do not need to take any extra step.

New entrants still have time

Teachers who have not entered yet can use the extra time to record and submit their videos.

How to join the OgunLEARN Competition

Teachers who want to take part are expected to follow the stated steps.

Record a video on OgunLEARN use

Each participant is to record a video showing how to use the OgunLEARN platform.

Log in and explain the process

The video should show the participant logging in and sharing the screen while explaining the process.

Introduce name and school

The teacher should begin by stating name and school.

Choose English or Yoruba

The video can be recorded in either English or Yoruba.

Post on Facebook and tag the official page

Participants are to post the video on their Facebook page and tag the official Ogun EDU Matters Facebook Page.

Prize for top entries

The notice states that the top 10 entries will win special prizes from MoEST.

That point gives the contest its sharp edge; only 10 entries will take the prize spots.

What teachers should keep in mind

The ministry asked participants to make their videos clear, practical, and easy to follow.

That instruction matters. A clear recording, a simple explanation, and a proper tag to the official page form the centre of the entry process.

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