2.5m Prize Pool, Free Flights Up for Grabs as 1000 Participants Slug it Out at Last Woman Standing Naija
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The Last Woman Standing Naija event, a one-day outdoor sports games challenge for women, is set to take place on December 5, 2026, at JJT Park in Ikeja, Nigeria. Organised by Kandaval Communications, the festival will feature 1,000 participants competing in nostalgic and fun yard games such as the Sack Race, Jump Rope Challenge, Hula Hoop Challenge, and the gruelling Deephold Challenge.
The prize pool amounts to ₦2.5 million, with the ultimate winner taking home ₦1 million. Additionally, the remaining prize money will be distributed across over 140 consolation prizes for standout participants. Meanwhile, audience members and spectators have the opportunity to win free flight tickets to any destination in Nigeria and premium branded giveaways.
Event Manager Tony Obot emphasized the festival's focus on inclusivity and sisterhood, stating that both participants and spectators have an equal chance of winning the free flight tickets. Registration for the event is free, but slots are limited to the first 1,000 women who sign up.
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