@femiogunleye9 Why are you so pained. Is Alex your nation's minister for education? What exactly is your pain?
Why can someone in your region start such project. What we want is healthy competition.
@sa_invincible Do you know that NBC , NBL has the heights number of Yorubas in Enugu. This your narrative is false. They literally own bottling and brewing companies in Enugu.
@iTrollKiller@TheYorubaTimes All schools that won. Where they posting the kids from Alex Math Olympiad? Why are you not dragging them. You expect him to leave talking about his boys to please you?
The 3 boys Alex took from south east Olympiad are the world best. Deal with that.
@iTrollKiller@TheYorubaTimes Let me now educate you. Alex is not your news AGENCY. Secondly STEM has a meaning i know you don't that too. Go and research and come back. You will learn today. When you research you will know all the categories.
@StephenBawa01@TheYorubaTimes If you want to go by tribe , do you know that Gonzaga Jesuit Okija won 20 gold medals. I know you don't know that.
I await your response.
@StephenBawa01@TheYorubaTimes Let me remind you incase you don't know the primary 6 boy Alex took. Egejurum was the over all best in his category. That means among all the students that won gold, he was the best.
Also is Alex your ministry of education or Your news Agency that reports new for you?
@StephenBawa01@TheYorubaTimes If 100 people win gold they are the best too. The school from Ogun you are talking about did you see them talk about the 3 kids alex took to the competition? No. Why are you not dragging them for that.
@StephenBawa01@TheYorubaTimes Am just seeing your message now and I will reply you. I also need you to reply my message. Did you hear me talk of tribe? No. Now you sir have made it igbo vs Yoruba. The boys Alex single handedly took to the competition did they win gold? Yes. That means they are the best.
This is what we love to hear. I wish children in public schools would also have a chance at academic excellence. The standard or teaching in our public schools is not good at all.
Victory Yinka-Banjo is a Nigerian academic prodigy whose achievements include:
1. Scored A1 in all nine subjects in the 2020 (WAEC).
2. Earned A* grades in all her Cambridge IGCSE subjects.
3. Was named the World Best Candidate in Cambridge IGCSE English as a Second Language (Speaking Endorsement) by Cambridge Assessment International Education.
4. Received 19 scholarship offers from leading universities in the United States and Canada, worth a combined estimated value of over US$5 million. These included offers from MIT, Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford, Brown, Johns Hopkins, the University of Toronto, and the University of British Columbia.
5. Won the Gold Award in the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition (2020).
Nigerians are just too good.
And lots more!
Congratulations.
Sir Alex Onyia @winexviv advice to me during our trip.
1. Tony, I want you to view education from the point of society rather than just passing examination and bagging certificates. Building a just society and raising children with strong disciplline and character should be your utmost goal.
2. Tony, I want you to stop surviving and start living with purpose and goal. I didnt bring you here(Rome) for you to go back to owerri and continue living like a survival. You must change your mindsets. Believe me, when you start living with purpose, everything you wish for will fall in place.
Sir Alex is a gift to humanity. I cant say or write everything he has told us (consciously or unconsciously).
"For me, I would say IGCSE Mathematics is easier than WAEC Mathematics." β Tolulope Israel Adekimi.
Following his triumph as the world's top performer in Cambridge IGCSE Mathematics, the Year 12 student outlines how decoding real-world scenarios makes the international paper more approachable than its domestic counterpart (WAEC).
#CTVTweets
@michaelKomola14@TheYorubaTimes All my comments did you hear me say igbo child? That's because it's not about tribe. It's about you trying to bring down a man who is putting effort to promote education with his own money.
@michaelKomola14@TheYorubaTimes Am not you that is not bold enough to show your identity. Yoruba children won yes and I am proud of them. But coming to say that Alex lied is a no no. And sorry it's not about trib for us.
@michaelKomola14@TheYorubaTimes The schools that when there was it not parents of the students that paid for the trip. Sorry I have more information than you.