Kathmandu, June 2 - In partnership with Uptrendly, Ncell has unveiled the League of Creators, an extensive national program designed to identify and support Nepal’s upcoming wave of digital content producers. This multifaceted contest, hyped as 'Create. Compete. Conquer,' provides emerging talents with a stage to display their skills under the banner ‘My Network, My Connectivity.’ Participants will have the opportunity for widespread recognition across the country along with winning special prizes such as a year-long endorsement contract valued at Rs1 million from Ncell.
Participants who are chosen will have the opportunity to receive personalized content creation guidance from some of the nation’s top content creators—Sanjog Koirala, Pratima Adhikari, Foodie Nepal, Parakram Rana, and Ekta Tandukar—as their mentors. Registration starts on May 30, and the League of Creators welcomes all Nepalese creators over the age of 16, irrespective of whether they have previous experience.
In a press release, Ncell announced that individuals can participate by submitting a 30-to-90-second vertical video that delves into their own understanding or feelings about being connected. Entries should be uploaded onto both TikTok and Instagram with tags directed at @Ncell along with specific mentor hashtags like #TeamSanjog and #NcellLeagueOfCreators2025 included in the description. All submissions must reach them before June 10th, 2025.
Out of all entries submitted nationwide, 50 top contributors will be chosen by the mentors for guidance and specialized instruction. These participants will then form into five groups led by individual mentors, where they will participate in workshops held at Ncell ICON. Additionally, this program features competitive phases involving fresh creative tasks along with assessments conducted by seasoned judges.
The grand finale carnival for The League of Creators will take place on June 28, 2025, where the winner will be revealed and leading participants will be honored during an evening filled with live performances.
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