@naomi_onuoha@ChuksEricE Maybe, but the cost in terms of money will too great for them. History has also shown that government develop herpetic whitlow when it comes to paying contractors.
I have finished watching Mr P part 1 and 2 video saying his side of the story and will watch the part 3 when he drops it. All i have to say is, if you have not watched the full video, don't ever come out to say he's the problem.
โข Paul and Jude were distributing funds amongst themselves from the PSQUARE music profiting
โข They exempted Mr P from his share of music royalties for years
โข All these years, he was only aware of three accounts sending money whereas they had over 11 different accounts sending funds
โข When they were looking to sell their music catalog, jude had to tell the bank manager of the PSQUARE various account to not send Mr P the bank statements of an account he was a shareholder
โข They created a different account called Northside Music in which they use to diversify the funds, which is why Mr P was never aware of the royalties
Imagine an account you're a shareholder of, your twin and your senior brother went behind your back to create another account so only both of them will be receiving future music proceeds and when the government came for taxes, they expected him to pay from funds he never had access to since 2017?
Now, I understand why P Square can never be back. Imagine your twin brother ganging up with your older brother to financially exploit you for years?
We all wanted PSQUARE back but never knew what went on behind the scenes. Now, I feel selfish for always being pissed that they broke up.
After watching the video, I now understand one thing. It's ok if they end up reconciling but they mustn't do music together. If PSQUARE will only end up bringing issues amongst them, it's best they go their separate ways in music and can still relate as brothers if they want.
PSQUARE can never happen and it's for the best. Fans should accept that and respect their decision.
At the end of the day, Mr P is a good man and nobody will take a quarter of what he tolerated in the hands of Jude and Rudeboy.
@Kene_Nnewi No, Fr. Cyprian Tansi isnโt a saint yet โ heโs _Blessed_. Beatified in 1998 by Pope John Paul II. To be canonized as Nigeriaโs first saint, the Church needs one more verified miracle after 1998 from prayers to him. Heโs one miracle away.
@Emma_dcg@_aaadedapo Lossless works only on wired headset that is particularly engineered to do so. Another thing is you can't differentiate between a lossless audio and one that isn't lossless. Your brain may not be able to comprehend it.
Setting the record straight:
International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO), Pan African Mathematical Olympiad (PAMO), European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), ISTEM in Rome 2026.
Misconception number 1: The International STEM Olympiad (ISTEM) that students went for in Rome is different from the IMO in China that Nigeria couldn't go to.
The IMO and PAMO are the most prestigious Mathematical Olympiads that Nigeria sends teams to. The selection process for this two is mostly the same as in the past Nigeria has fielded the same teams to IMO and PAMO. The National Mathematical Centre Kwali Abuja (NMC) is the government body in charge of registering a team for these Olympiads. Why do we need a government agency you might ask? This is because this competitions are the academic equivalent of Olympics and you have to participate as a country, not an individual. Countries have only 6 slots for the team. This is part of the reasons why it is more prestigious than these recent Olympias like ISTEM. Over the years, different private organisations have used the name Olympiads to denote their competitions. There questions are a far cry, in terms of difficulty, compared to the traditional Olympiads which require proofs. Also, unlike traditional Olympiads where contesting is on a national level, some of the new Olympiads are open to anyone to participate in as an individual provided you register on time and you have the money (which is usually significant).
Misconception number 2: This year, Samuel Famiroju was among the people that qualified for the IMO in China but could not go due to funding.
Samuel qualifying is false. The NMC organises a 3-4 stage Nigerian Mathematical Olympiad. This is totally different from what Alex Onyia organised with the South East Mathematics Olympiad or what Nigerian Tulip International College organises in collaboration with NMC (an Annual Mathematics Contest). The latter is the contest Samuel is believed to have won which is not involved in the selection process for the Nigerian IMO team. The selection process involves State Rounds and National Rounds. In the past, NMC has organised the contests and sent teams to various Olympiads (like PAMO this year in Ivory Coast) but funding issues threaten that now. While Samuel Famiroju did not qualify, here are some of those that did - Agbo Adoga, Ikenna Enwere and Damaris Oyerinde. The last two also went for the PAMO (as eluded to earlier, PAMO and IMO have virtually the same selection process in Nigeria)
Misconception number 3: Alex Onyia did not select Samuel Famiroju because he is Yoruba.
While I do not agree with the tag of best mathematician in the country Alex ascribes to his student, he held a transparent competition to select the students he went with to Rome. He has consistently said this. Those of us who followed the competition saw the winners emerge and Samuel Famiroju was not part. Alex has also never stated that his competition is only for Igbos, he said it is open to any student in the South East provided they are in the appropriate grades.
Misconception number 4: Ambassadors College sent a student to ISTEM in France earlier this year, 2026.
This is flat out incorrect. First of all, there was never any ISTEM in France earlier this year. The competition the student went for is EGMO. Special Maths Academy (SMA) (@SpecialMaths) has always publicised how the Special Maths Contest will be the main selection criteria for the EGMO. EGMO, just like the IMO and PAMO is not open to private individuals. To pull this off, we had to work with National Mathematical Centre, to get consent, as required. There will be another Special Maths Contest to select students for next EGMO in Croatia, so stay tuned.
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