National Pension Week 2026 View Programme
YOUNG NIGERIANS

Your hustle. Your future. Start planning now.

Retirement may feel distant, but the habits that shape long-term financial security start much earlier. National Pension Week brings young Nigerians into the pension conversation through financial literacy, public discussion, interactive learning and national competitions.

Three ways to take part

Learn. Join. Compete.

Start with practical pension learning, join the Opening & Youth Engagement Day conversation, or explore the national youth competitions.

Learn

Build pension confidence early

Understand pensions, savings, retirement planning and why financial security is shaped by decisions made long before retirement.

Why NPW matters
Join

Opening & Youth Engagement Day

Join the online learning programme for youth-focused conversations, interactive pension learning, polls, questions and competition highlights.

View Day 1 Programme Operational timing and livestream access are published only through the controlled programme and live configuration.
Compete

National youth competitions

Explore the proposed National Youth Pension Literacy Essay Competition and National Pension Quiz. Rules, dates, eligibility and activation remain subject to competition approval.

Competition entry is not presented as open until YTH-01/YTH-02 or YTH-03/YTH-04 approvals are complete.
Opening Day

A national pension conversation designed for young Nigerians.

Opening & Youth Engagement Day is planned as an online/digital programme combining an opening address, a youth talk, interactive pension conversation, polls and questions, plus approved competition highlights.

Use the Programme as the authoritative source for the published Day 1 schedule. Livestream access will appear only when the central watch destination is approved and available.

Education first

The competition is one part of a wider learning journey.

National Pension Week uses youth activities to make pensions, saving and long-term planning easier to understand. Participation pathways must remain inclusive, privacy-conscious and age-appropriate, with guardian and verification controls applied where an approved competition requires them.