Hello Nigeria - Meet Young Mathematicians who made Nigeria Proud | Wazobia Max
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- As part of encouraging young school children, Olive Emodi and Gbenga Aborowa, interviewed Ebbah Wyse” and “Chidera Anakua” from Green springs school -winners of the South African mathematics Olympiad, and they spoke about the interest young people have in mathematics and more.
I’m still proud of these brothers till this day plus my brother is also on August 25th
I'm August 27th, I also love Mathematics, too. I'm proud of them.
The key to learning is interest. The key to interest is application. The driver of application is problems. We must invest in competent and passionate teachers.
Brilliant Boys. The future is in safe hands.
They are so beautiful!
God Bless you sons and you will be productive to our Nations and the world Amen in Jesus name. And May God bless the wombs that begot you Amen
this presenter is practically screaming.... I love coordination from the male presenter
You are one beautiful woman
she is excited
I wish those programs would be aired in Saint Lucia. There's so much we can learn from this.🇱🇨
I really like how Nigeria is using these students achievement to assist to encourage them to geeater success. I hope jamaica will take a page out of their book.
Jamaica needs to put the guns down and not be ashamed of being smart. This is a problem is the west for all black peoples.
Good God bless you more... more wisdom to make us more proud.🙏🙏🙏
Nice one,I pray for my kids to also come out with s flying colour like u guys.
Nigeria future
keep up the goodwork waz
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I can’t be more proud of you bro… I saw what you did there by the way…
Our future brains. Keep it up
Good job guys 👍🏾
Maths is fun!!!😊
Keep living, boy!
I absolutely love this
Igbo kwenu Ya!, Igbo kwenu Ya!!, Nigeria kwezuenu Ya!!!!!!!!!
I am proud of you guys ❤️ ❤️
Great minds!
Good boys
Keep it up
HARD GUYYYYYYYYYYSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Bravo 👌 guys
Am also born in August, I have noting I like than maths , I study mbbs in Nigeria.
Uptill date If i got chance i will study maths together with my current course . 😅😂
AWESOME!!!
Nice interview.
I wish the lads were born and live in a better organise government. Old people still ruling that country
I am August 26th
She wouldn't allow the young man to finish answering the question about what got him to start liking maths without interrupting him to ask about his birthdate, so trivial.
M=Mental
A=Ability
T=To
H=Harras
S=Students
Nigerian students have to learn to be fluent in speech, because as smart as this boys are they struggle articulating themselves.
@michael b - No I disagree with you. They're kids and you should realize they're shy being in live TV. Not all kids are confident naturally. Even some adults can't even do this. It doesn't mean they were not articulate.
D E yes, they spoke well enough for me to understand them. I am from America and sometimes African accents are very strong to me as I don't hear very often. But these young men represented very well!!
Loved it.
Kudos young men. Check out American universities for full scholarships
I totally agree, I have the same problem
I understood everything he said ...fall back
They are scared. Probably introverted by nature. But I really love them both. Naija dey intelligent but make the country no fall their hands
He is BIAFRA's son and not Nigerian's.
Idiot
@@caesarsavage8894 .fool the boys is Biafra not nizoria Fulani
Punk, why are you still part of Nigeria. When your people finally separate let us know. Too much noise!
@@ajokeemmanuel4649 you're an imbecile. It's quite conspicuous That your brain was sold for a cup of garri. EWU Fulani.
These guys may be good at mathematics but their English is terrible. Teachers should do more.
Thier English isn't terrible, they struggle because it is hard being in the public eye...they are too careful with their speech. They speak very slowly
Macd Okoye BITCH shut up
As a young person in Tv he seems scared
You can't even cough in their language.
They are just junior students.