@olisaemeka_G@OlaThrill@Rangers_Intl don’t sign players casually like this. They make it loud and pronounced. Waiting for the clubs official unveil. Rangers has class
@Asakemijimi@sharonnyyyy@AskMichaelTaiwo For you to say this that means you are not in formed, the evidence are there go and verify your facts. The exam the Yoruba boy took 1st was a different exam. The ones Alex took to Rome were the winners of the SEMO. It seems you are doing this on purpose.
Setting the record straight on IMO, PAMO, EGMO, and ISTEM.
A few facts:
🔹 ISTEM is not IMO.
The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and Pan African Mathematical Olympiad (PAMO) are national-team competitions coordinated in Nigeria by the National Mathematical Centre (NMC).
🔹 Samuel Famiroju did not qualify for the Nigerian IMO team. The competition he won was a different mathematics competition entirely and is not part of the official Nigerian Mathematical Olympiad selection process used by the National Mathematical Centre (NMC) to select students for IMO and PAMO.
🔹 Claims that Samuel was excluded because of ethnicity are false. The Rome team emerged through a transparent *regional* competition, not a national competition, and was not organized by the National Mathematical Centre (the government agency responsible for traditional Olympiad team selection in Nigeria).
🔹 EGMO is not ISTEM.
The student from Ambassadors College participated in the European Girls' Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO), not ISTEM.
Importantly, Nigeria's participation at EGMO 2026 was made possible through collaboration between Special Maths Academy (SMA) and the National Mathematical Centre. SMA trained and prepared the students and sponsored their participation, covering registration fees and international travel costs.
Photos from EGMO clearly show SMA's co-founders, @Mmesomachi1 and @AnimokuA accompanying and supporting the Nigerian team, providing public evidence of our direct involvement in preparing, sponsoring, and facilitating Nigeria's participation.
SMA also trained the students selected for PAMO 2026. Five of the six students who represented Nigeria at PAMO were SMA students.
The results speak for themselves:
🥈🥈🥈 3 Silver Medals
🥉 1 Bronze Medal
Notably, all four Nigerian medalists at PAMO 2026 were SMA students.
Even more historic, two SMA girls became the first Nigerian girls ever to win Silver Medals at PAMO/PAMO-G. They also became the first Nigerian girls to outperform the boys at PAMO, marking a significant milestone in Nigeria's Olympiad history.
To be clear, the record broken was not Nigeria's best overall PAMO result. The historic achievement was that Nigerian female contestants won Silver Medals for the first time ever and outperformed their male counterparts for the first time.
Facts matter.
Mathematics matters.
Excellence matters.
Share to get more people to know the truth.
@emekamba@winexviv@nathalie_ukwu@AfiaTvOfficial Exposure is the most important part of this trip for me and if they add a medal to it that would be the most sexiest thing from southeast in a while
Today is D-day.
Our boys are now at the Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma for the Grand Finale of the International STEM Olympiad in Rome, Italy.
I’m optimistic about their victory.