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Brought students from across west & central Africa to Ebonyi state.
Lodged them, feed them, taught them how to debate.
Organized a debate competition and the winners went home with amazing prizes.
He really did it!
No matter the abuses, I still stand by my words: Alex Oniya must apologize. I hate hypocrisy, and I will do everything to condemn it.
I'm not even mad that Alex Oniya sponsored his people abroad. This is not a new thing in Nigeria. Yorubas have been sponsoring themselves abroad for education as early as the 19th century. Even Chinua Achebe confirmed it in his book. "There was a country"
What I will not accept or condone is playing the victim or engaging in blame games. Forcing Abike Dabiri to post about it was uncalled for.
Why Alex Oniya should tender an apology to the government for dragging them into what was a private venture.
He privately sponsored his kinsmen for a competition abroad without the knowledge or involvement of the government. He did that in an attempt to support his people, but nationalizing a private venture to the extent of putting the blame on the government and Nigerians is uncalled for.
There was never a time Tunde Onakoya drag the government for his private initiative to help Nigerian in the slum through chess game, he did it all alone without pointing fingers. He took five Nigerian children from the slums to Georgia and New York where they won several medals including a Gold medal at the United Nations games chess championships.
Oniya must tender apology for his disrespectful approach.
Math teacher Anthony Iweagbu has always had the dream, as a Catholic, to visit St. Peter’s Basilica and St. Peter’s Square Rome.
Now, we are here so he can fulfill his dream.
He is now prouder to be a teacher.
As someone that has followed Alex and his initiative since July, 2025 I have a few things to say.
1. There's a mix up. Alex asked if he should start a Maths Olympiad in SE and he was supported. He obviously couldn't do it alone and setup a GoFundMe link which a lot of people contributed. He wanted the reward money to be big—5 million naira so it'll be more fun.
2. When he started, he said his focus will solely be for SE, even though some asked for Some parts of Rivers and Delta to join, but that period was the peak of tribalism so he declined.
3. He stated earlier that it's the winners of SE Maths Olympiad which he presides over that will represent Nigeria for STEM Olympiad in Rome.
4. When the winners emerged, he still wanted them to compete in other academic activities so they'll be used to competition, that is why the winners competed in the National Maths Olympiad which was organized of which one of the winners in SE, Onwubiko Ebube took second and the Yoruba boy took first.
If Nigeria wasn't delisted from Maths Olympiad in China, the Yoruba boy could have competed and represented Nigeria in that global space and he, Alex said that individuals can't fund it, it's solely government.
He went on with his plans for the SE Maths Olympiad winners, because he has been preparing them from Day 1.
He didn't drop any kid, Nigeria government failed that boy and a lot of others.
The funds in ISEE couldn't foot the STEM Olympiad in Rome and Alex solely funded this children's trip.
I'm just glad that he's getting enough publicity because next year will be bigger and better.
If you read to this point and you have a child in primary or secondary, please go to Alex page and get them ready for the Sterling Bank Maths Quiz.
They're giving out ₦500k biweekly to the winner. It's open to all Nigerian Students and first phase has come and gone.
Thank you.
Just look at how young and bright they are.
Their present is already generations ahead of the future Nigerian university students.
I swear if you are supporting this government, you shall not die well!
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.
This JSS 3 boy, Victor Onwubiko, has finished K.A. Stroud’s _Engineering Mathematics_ back to back. He is the best mathematician in the country at the junior secondary level.
He will be competing with students from 154 other countries this week in Rome, Italy, at the fierce International STEM Olympiad competition.
He is a genius, and the world will celebrate him.
For humanity sake. Help save this young child battling with Kidney disease. It won't cost a thing for you to repost it until he gets the needed help.
Show a little kindness!
I thought the South African vs Nigerian dragging was just Twitter banter… until I visited South Africa. 🥲
The lady at the airport saw our Nigerian passports, pulled us aside & kept us waiting with plenty questions.
Even the cab driver from the airport kept going on about Nigerians “taking their girls” & all sorts🤩
Nigerians are good people. What did we do to deserve this much hostility? 🥺