adewest1999:
Afonja to the world

The world to Afonja


Beware!!!


Waillers are coming for your head

Yoruba Amaka

Where are the IPOB swine? Many will have cerebrovascular accidents after reading this news

Is this one no excellent pass two under age Yanmirins jambites of yesterday?
AFONJAS FATHER OF THEM ALL.

ultron12345:
Yoruba Amaka

Igbo Apaka


Hausa Ajoka

gaskiyamagana:
Is this one no excellent pass two under age Yanmirins jambites of yesterday?
AFONJAS FATHER OF THEM ALL.

Iyalaya everybody!!

See opportunities created by a country that works for it's youths. In Nigeria our leaders don't celebrate geniuses only mediocre people..imagine BBN, gandollar, Buhari (yes I said it)

Shine on son! Someday I hope we get it right in Nigeria.

YouthLord:


Yes we have the best universities in the world.

How many foreign students are trooping in to study in those universities?

if say na igbo boy, chest beaters for not allow us here word again

Freddyw:
Nice one. Hard work pays, no matter the country u are from

He should come and do d hardwork here in Nigeria. Unilag or Delsu will give him admission

DKOKO3:
No sir. Our service is quite different. we connect the working class going to the same direction to a premium ride when you subscribe to share a ride with us.

As in?

Your Mates are here ooo writing JAMB by Impersonation and by other fraudulent means to get Admission to the University. Yet Graduates half-baked and unemployable from same University.

Soar High Brother. Am Addicted to your type

lexy2014:


They are smashing from over there not from here in Nigeria

They are smashing the world positively from here too.

lexy2014:


He should come and do d hardwork here in Nigeria. Unilag or Delsu will give him admission

Lol. They won't give him the quality education he is receiving abroad. That's the difference

Freddyw:

Lol. They won't give him the quality education he is receiving abroad. That's the difference

They will frustrate his life

Freddyw:

Lol. They won't give him the quality education he is receiving abroad. That's the difference

A couple vof Nigerian Universities rank among the best in the world too.
Make your research.Our leaders are the ones pulling us back.Nigerians are very brilliant.

Obamaofusa:


They are smashing the world positively from here too.

This was ur statement

"Nigerians have been smashing those Ivy League Universities like lightning."

Pls give examples of Nigerians that are doing this from here in Nigeria

Obamaofusa:


A couple vof Nigerian Universities rank among the best in the world too.
Make your research.Our leaders are the ones pulling us back.Nigerians are very brilliant.

So y did d guy not come to Nigeria to complete his education in music? Which Nigerian university can give d young man d kind of education those universities are offering?

Afonja Amaka










Thank God I am not yeibo

lexy2014:


They will frustrate his life

So much

Obamaofusa:


A couple vof Nigerian Universities rank among the best in the world too.
QMake your research.Our leaders are the ones pulling us back.Nigerians are very brilliant.

You are right and that's the more reason he can't study here in Nigeria wen he has various choices from good Universities abroad

Freddyw:

You are right and that's the more reason he can't study here in Nigeria wen he has various choices from good Universities abroad

We have gotten very good students from here too who are some of the best in the world now.


Check these scholars out.They started from Nigeria...


Ufot Ekong

In his first semester at Tokai University, Japan, Akwa Ibom native, Ufot Ekong, solved a mathematical puzzle that students have been unable to solve for three decades. The 24year old didn’t stop at that, he went on to break a 50 year old academic record by graduating the ‘Best All Rounder’ with a first-class degree in electrical engineering, and getting the highest grades the university had witnessed in 50 years.

The remarkable young man didn’t achieve these feats on a gold platter, Ekong worked two jobs to pay his tuition through school, and runs a retail wears and accessories shop in Japan called Strictly African Japan.


Ufot Ekong
Credit – Pragmatismo
Ekong’s talents aren’t limited to academia; the young lad is also a linguist – fluent in Japanese, French, and Yoruba, and had won a Japanese language award for foreigners. Currently working for Nissan, while undergoing a Master’s Degree programme in Electric/Electronic Systems Engineering, Ufot Ekong already has two patents under his name for developing an electric car.

Dr Victor Olalusi

Three months ago, Dr Victor Olalusi was honoured by the Federal Ministry of Education


Nigeria for being an ambassador of excellence. As a medical student, Olalusi scored a 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) for seven consecutive years at the Russian National Research Medical University (RNRMU), Moscow. This made him the best graduating student in the whole Russian Federation in 2013.

Olalusi never fell below 5.0 in all the courses he took throughout his course of study, not even in the Russian language class. Prior to achieving this feat, this phenomenal young man had a string of notable achievements – Best WAEC result Nigeria, 2004, Cowbell Award in 2006, Highest Post UME score at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in 2006, OAU Medicine First Merit list in 2006.


Victor Olalusi
For his astounding academic performance, the RNRMU placed Olalusi in the institution’s hall of fame for academic excellence. At the event organized to honour Olalusi, Artem Romanov, a representative of the Russian Embassy, said that Nigerians are blessed with abundant human potential, “It has been acknowledged in the Russian Ministry of Education that Nigerians have a lot of exceptional talents.”

Osarieme Omonuwa

At 22, Osarieme Anita Omonuwa bagged a first class honour at the University of Reading, United Kingdom, making her the first black woman to win the Reading University Chancellor’s Award in the history of the 121-year-old institution.

Just like Ufot Ekong, Omonuwa was awarded a total of six prizes – Student of the year, Best female graduating student, Council of Legal Education Star Prize, amongst others.

Omonuwa has always been a star child, always topping her class, right from her kindergarten days. In the 2008/2009 academic session at the Igbinedion education Centre, Benin City, she took home several prizes, including that of the best graduating student.


Osarieme Omonuwa
Credit – Rising Africa
On her arrival in the United Kingdom, Omonuwa received the University of Reading scholarship award in 2010, and was also recognized as the best student in the international foundation programme.

The 22 year old was once described by her university chancellor, Sir John Madejski, as “a representative of our brightest and best students.” And to celebrate Nigeria’s centenary last year, Osarieme Omonuwa’s photographs donned the walls of the institution as a symbol of excellence.

Oluwatobi Olasunkanmi

In July, 24 year old son of former Minister of Youth Development, Oluwatobi Olasunkanmi, was awarded the William Charnley Prize for excelling at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Olasunkanmi graduated with the best First Class in Law at the renowned university, and was also the only black student in the graduating set.

Dr Philip Johnson, a senior tutor at the university, congratulated Olasunkanmi, “Many congratulations on obtaining the best Hughes Hall First Class in your BA in Law. In recognition, the College has awarded you with the William Charnley Prize.”

lexy2014:

Not just brilliance but Brilliance in d right environment. U wouldn't have heard of this guy if he was in Nigeria

Not entirely true.

Since he is brilliant, he would score 400 in UTME and shut down the Internet

SoNature:


Not entirely true.

Since he is brilliant, he would score 400 in UTME and shut down the Internet

What is d benefit of shutting down d internet? How does that translate into quality education 4a child in Nigeria?

lexy2014:


What is d benefit of shutting down d internet? How does that translate into quality education 4a child in Nigeria?

Now, you are changing the subject

SoNature:


Now, you are changing the subject

We are still on d subject since u say a 400 score in jamb will shut down d internet. What does that translate in terms of quality education in Nigeria since u said environment doesn't matter?

Obamaofusa:



We have gotten very good students from here too who are some of the best in the world now.


Check these scholars out.They started from Nigeria...


Ufot Ekong

In his first semester at Tokai University, Japan, Akwa Ibom native, Ufot Ekong, solved a mathematical puzzle that students have been unable to solve for three decades. The 24year old didn’t stop at that, he went on to break a 50 year old academic record by graduating the ‘Best All Rounder’ with a first-class degree in electrical engineering, and getting the highest grades the university had witnessed in 50 years.

The remarkable young man didn’t achieve these feats on a gold platter, Ekong worked two jobs to pay his tuition through school, and runs a retail wears and accessories shop in Japan called Strictly African Japan.


Ufot Ekong
Credit – Pragmatismo
Ekong’s talents aren’t limited to academia; the young lad is also a linguist – fluent in Japanese, French, and Yoruba, and had won a Japanese language award for foreigners. Currently working for Nissan, while undergoing a Master’s Degree programme in Electric/Electronic Systems Engineering, Ufot Ekong already has two patents under his name for developing an electric car.

Dr Victor Olalusi

Three months ago, Dr Victor Olalusi was honoured by the Federal Ministry of Education


Nigeria for being an ambassador of excellence. As a medical student, Olalusi scored a 5.0 Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) for seven consecutive years at the Russian National Research Medical University (RNRMU), Moscow. This made him the best graduating student in the whole Russian Federation in 2013.

Olalusi never fell below 5.0 in all the courses he took throughout his course of study, not even in the Russian language class. Prior to achieving this feat, this phenomenal young man had a string of notable achievements – Best WAEC result Nigeria, 2004, Cowbell Award in 2006, Highest Post UME score at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in 2006, OAU Medicine First Merit list in 2006.


Victor Olalusi
For his astounding academic performance, the RNRMU placed Olalusi in the institution’s hall of fame for academic excellence. At the event organized to honour Olalusi, Artem Romanov, a representative of the Russian Embassy, said that Nigerians are blessed with abundant human potential, “It has been acknowledged in the Russian Ministry of Education that Nigerians have a lot of exceptional talents.”

Osarieme Omonuwa

At 22, Osarieme Anita Omonuwa bagged a first class honour at the University of Reading, United Kingdom, making her the first black woman to win the Reading University Chancellor’s Award in the history of the 121-year-old institution.

Just like Ufot Ekong, Omonuwa was awarded a total of six prizes – Student of the year, Best female graduating student, Council of Legal Education Star Prize, amongst others.

Omonuwa has always been a star child, always topping her class, right from her kindergarten days. In the 2008/2009 academic session at the Igbinedion education Centre, Benin City, she took home several prizes, including that of the best graduating student.


Osarieme Omonuwa
Credit – Rising Africa
On her arrival in the United Kingdom, Omonuwa received the University of Reading scholarship award in 2010, and was also recognized as the best student in the international foundation programme.

The 22 year old was once described by her university chancellor, Sir John Madejski, as “a representative of our brightest and best students.” And to celebrate Nigeria’s centenary last year, Osarieme Omonuwa’s photographs donned the walls of the institution as a symbol of excellence.

Oluwatobi Olasunkanmi

In July, 24 year old son of former Minister of Youth Development, Oluwatobi Olasunkanmi, was awarded the William Charnley Prize for excelling at the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

Olasunkanmi graduated with the best First Class in Law at the renowned university, and was also the only black student in the graduating set.

Dr Philip Johnson, a senior tutor at the university, congratulated Olasunkanmi, “Many congratulations on obtaining the best Hughes Hall First Class in your BA in Law. In recognition, the College has awarded you with the William Charnley Prize.”

Excellent, but they all have one thing in common, which is studying abroad during their University days to further enhance their knowledge and achieve a better education based on their environment

Freddyw:


Excellent, but they all have one thing in common, which is studying abroad during their University days to further enhance their knowledge and achieve a better education based on their environment

lol,you are right..

No assuu strike there..no nysc..NEPA deh..food deh..internet deh..security deh..brain go sharp

YouthLord:
He should come to a Nigerian university to study

See this guy o, na him village people send you come abi? You won kill the guy career?

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