Social Media Skit Contest 2025

Made in America -Loved in Nigeria

A celebration of creativity, innovation,
and the everyday impact of American
products and ideas in Nigeria.

40

People have joined the contest

About

Made in America - Loved in Nigeria

The U.S. Mission Nigeria invites young creators across Nigeria to participate in the Made in America, Loved in Nigeria Social Media Skit Contest - a nationwide search for the most creative, inspiring, or humorous skits showcasing how American products, brands, technology, tools, or ideas enrich everyday life in Nigeria.

Contest Overview

The Made in America, Loved in Nigeria campaign is a dynamic social media skit challenge designed to highlight the positive influence of U.S. products and innovation on Nigerian communities. The contest seeks to engage Nigeria’s vibrant creator community  - youth aged 18 to 45 - and celebrates how American innovations support business growth, spark creativity, solve challenges, and inspire everyday life in Nigeria.

Participants are invited to create a short vertical video skit (maximum 90 seconds) that humorously, dramatically, or inspirationally portrays this theme. This initiative strengthens U.S.-Nigeria trade relations, amplifies Nigerian creative talent, and fosters stronger cultural and economic ties between both nations.

The contest will be conducted on the YouTube video sharing platform; however YouTube is not a partner or sponsor of the contest. 

Create
a Skit

Record an original video skit of no more than 90 seconds. Ensure clear audio, captions, and vertical format. All conventional video editing techniques are allowed. The skit should creatively portray how an American product, brand, tool, or innovation makes a positive impact in Nigeria. No watermarks are allowed on videos

Upload Video
to Youtube

The video can be in any format accepted by YouTube, but ideally as a YouTube Short and should not be longer than 90 seconds. Upload the video under your own username. Tag @USinNigeria and include the contest hashtags:
#MadeInAmericaLovedInNigeria #TradeThatTransforms
You may submit no more than one video. Once a video is uploaded to YouTube, it is considered a final submission and may not be modified, edited, or replaced
1st Prize

Judging & Selection of Winners

All videos will be pre-screened to ensure they meet the contest rules. Entries will then be evaluated based on creativity, relevance to the theme, strength of storytelling, technical quality including audio, visuals, and editing - and the level of audience engagement. Judges will be appointed by the U.S. Mission Nigeria. Only compliant entries will move forward to judging. Winners and finalists must sign and return the required eligibility and publicity forms, and provide a short bio and brief statement about their submission. Failure to do so or failure to be reachable will result in disqualification and the selection of an alternate winner.

Eligibility

  • Participants must be Nigerian citizens residing in Nigeria.
  • Participants must be at least 18 years old at the time of entry, and not over 45 years old.
  • Contestants must submit original content, filmed and created by them.
  • Only one entry per individual is permitted.
  • Organizations are not eligible; only individuals may enter.
  • U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, and employees, interns, contractors, or family members of the U.S. Mission Nigeria or contest administrators are not eligible.

Content Requirements

  • Submissions must be respectful and suitable for a global audience. Content that includes obscenity, sexual or explicit material, nudity, profanity, violence, incitements to harm, commercial promotion, or anything abusive, inflammatory, or that is denigrating towards individuals, groups, institutions or contest sponsors is prohibited.
  • Submissions must be entirely original and created by the contestant. They may not include copyrighted, licensed, or third-party material of any kind, including music, images, or content that violates another person’s privacy or publicity rights. “Fair use” of copyrighted material is not permitted under this contest.
  • Contestants are reminded that by participating in the contest and uploading content to YouTube, they are bound by YouTube’s Terms of Service and any agreements with YouTube or Google contained therein.
  • No watermarks are allowed on videos.

Contest
Closes In

00

days


00

hours