Meet the Nigerian girl, Nasara James Dabo, a 13-year-old prodigy from Southern Kaduna State with an IQ that sits amongst the top 1% globally.

At the International Mathematical Olympiad, she solved 34 math problems in just 172 seconds, (an average of 5 secs per question) winning a gold medal in the junior category.

Nasara, who is a student at Ideal College International in Kaduna, outshone 150 competitors worldwide, securing a total score of 145. Along with the gold medal, Nasara earned the Olympiad champion title in the prestigious competition that gathers participants from over 100 countries.

Shortly after her IMO victory, Nasara took the Mensa IQ test and aced it under strict supervision. Her IQ score of 150 puts her in the top 1% globally among Mensa applicants.

Additionally, Nasara recently bagged a LIMCA Award for memorizing a whopping 673 binary numbers in less than 9 minutes at the Memory Championship by Mind Sports Olympiad.

After bringing great honor to her community, Nasara, who dreams of becoming a doctor, has been offered a scholarship by the Kaduna State government to cover her secondary and university education expenses.

Nasara is such a motivation for young people.

Southern Kaduna is blessed 😍
#SKpeople

Shehu Sani

Good to know.
But I hope she is not living in the bandits zone of southern Kaduna.

memorizing a whopping 673 binary numbers in less than 9 minutes

Say what?

Contribute money and send her outside the country so that Nigeria would not happen her

kettykin:
Contribute money and send her outside the country ap that Nigeria would not happen her

She doesn't need it.
Talent such as hers is sought after, not the other way round.

Golan007:


She doesn't need it.
Talent such as hers is sought after, not the other way round.

Question is...does her country appreciate talent such as hers, and does it have the enabling environment to nuture and protect her so she achieves to the best of her potentials?

IGBOSON1:


Question is...does her country appreciate talent such as hers, and does it have the enabling environment to nuture and protect her so she achieves to the best of her potentials?

Yes, but it has limits.

If she continues, she would likely work with Total or Chevron which isn't bad in itself.

However, her talents might be better suited to research in areas the country does not engage in.

Note:

Nigeria's problem is caused by the collective of the entire population.

They should protect her from bandits, terrorists and herdsmen. We no wan hear story o!!!

If not for hypocrisy nigeria would be great.

I pray her parents have the resources to mentor her

BloomingDale:
They should protect her from bandits, terrorists and herdsmen. We no wan hear story o!!!

exactly my thoughts when I saw southern kaduna.. But still this girl should be in a special school for special kids, we should actually have schools like that where top talents with IQ are the only ones admitted and free.

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Wow. Congratulations to the genius.

We have exptions like this from the North once in a while and most of the time extra ordinary

The most important thing is they should not give her out in marriage just yet.

A lot of people in Nigeria actually have this kind of IQ but the nigerian environment affected them while growing up

The West will poach her and use her intelligence for the benefit of their region.

It's happened before. It will happen again.

Okay

Okay... Nice one, they should protect her at all cost... Either take her to Abuja, Lagos or outside the country.... Those rufai led killers will want her dead....

Just like ur name, Nasara, which means Victory ✌️. You deserve all the scholarships given to you. More wins for you.

You will be victorious in all your endeavour

smeag0l:
A lot of people in Nigeria actually have this kind of IQ but the nigerian environment affected them while growing up

Agreed.

Hausa amaka

Go girl!
International universities will come steal her away
Best of luck and don’t forget God!!

MrBachelor:
The West will poach her and use her intelligence for the benefit of their region.

It's happened before. It will happen again.

That's okay. If Nigeria is not ready, let those who are ready use her, after all whatever innovation she drives will still help the world if put into western hands. I saw up there that she wants to become a doctor which si probably the best this country can offer her, and just started to shake my head. Someone with that level of IQ should be a research scientist.

Golan007:


Yes, but it has limits.

If she continues, she would likely work with Total or Chevron which isn't bad in itself.

However, her talents might be better suited to research in areas the country does not engage in.

Note:

Nigeria's problem is caused by the collective of the entire population.

How does her country appreciate talent such as hers, and how does it have the enabling environment to nuture and protect her so she achieves to the best of her potentials"?

What are the limits to her protection, the provision of enabling environment and appreciation of her talent?

How many people like her have ended up in total and Chevron? What if she isn't interested in total and Chevron?

If you say that "her talents might be better suited to research in areas the country does not engage in", how then is it that you think her country will appreciate her talent?


How is Nigeria's problem is caused by the collective of the entire population and what has that got to do with the topic?

AlabiKILLER2021:



She's already ripe


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The mind boggles!

I think she should leave the areas that have been ravaged with insurgencies or be relocated abroad with government scholarship.

May God help her to reach her goals in life.

datola:
Wow. Congratulations to the genius.

We have exptions like this from the North once in a while and most of the time extra ordinary

Exactly! Someone once told me that Northerners mostly top the universities in the North. Though 99% could be average/poor, but the top positions are always held by Northern students.

This is the kind of stuff we should see often, lots of untapped talents out there

Kudos to her all she needs is encouragement