Sterling Bank will be giving us N60 million for prizes only towards 2027 South East Maths Olympiad.
This is now by far the biggest academic event in the country.
We are projecting to have up to 100k students in participation for 2027 and we will also remain transparent in every step.
Senior category winner takes N10 million
Junior category winner takes N5 million
Primary category winner takes N3 million
Teachers in each category takes N3 million
Schools for each winner takes N5 million
Every student that qualifies for round of 45 gets N100k
Second position gets N1 million
Thirst position gets N500k
The winners will represent us in 2027 International STEM Olympiad finals and also 2027 German Maths Olympiad Grand Finale.
Participation is FREE for every child who lives or schools in the South East regardless of your nationality or tribe.
We are on track to build the greatest workforce from Africa and we will make education highly rewarding and exciting like never seen before.
Today, we paid for 6 panel doors (N420,000) and 21 panel windows (N840,000) for one of the classroom blocks (5 classrooms).
The total money we received is N3,947,746.68. We have spent in total N3,946,925.75. Our current balance is N820.93
Sadly, we have exhausted our funds and we need to urgently raise more funds right now.
To donate 👇🏼
•Account Name: South East Education Intervention •Bank: WEMA
•Account Number: 7451470228
Here is the inside classroom model we are creating for Echindu Primary School Ndubia, Ebonyi. We are creating 9 classrooms that will contain 40 children per class.
The windows are metal windows/doors, we will add a white board in each class and maintain the blackboard by the side, we are making metal/wood chairs that can contain 2 - 3 persons per chair and finally we have the concrete floor with smoothened surface.
We won’t be adding the light bulbs and fans because their is no electricity in the school.
This was a high school debate in 1957 between Nigeria, Ethiopia, Ghana & South Africa. Mr. Boniface Offokaja made Nigeria very proud while he represented us.
This is one of the best videos you will watch in 2025.
We need to bring back the yesterday in our education system and use it as a template to create a path for tomorrow's children.
Boniface Offokaja, known as Bonny to his family, was born 1940 in Kano state. The first son of Thomas Igala Offokaja and his wife Susanna Offokaja. Thomas Offokaja was a businessman and leader in the Kano’s Igbo community.
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@winexviv Nna, I am incredibly proud of your selfless efforts towards the betterment of our people, especially the underserved group. I wish you and your dedicated team, not forgetting the amazing volunteers for this laudable project a resounding SUCCESS!
@Dim95147909@maazi_ogbonnaya@maazi_ogbonnaya isn't being negative at all. We should be happy that he brought this out here. So many people, including my humble self never knew about the intricacies he shared about the subject-matter. This should serve as a wake-up call, especially for those in the academia
@maazi_ogbonnaya May the Gods of our land bless you for this thought provoking write-up, in which you masterfully proffered many ways to remedy the situation. Taking advantage of your position and location, may I suggest that you come up with an actionable plan, that we can begin to implement...
@hesavictor231@maazi_ogbonnaya The very solutions needed are imbedded in his submission above. You may consider reading through again, this time, slowly.