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Meet Esther Okade, the 16-year-old Nigerian math genius who bagged her PhD in Financial Mathematics by age 14

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Isah Auwal Barde, 17 years old Nigerian 🇳🇬 teenager from Kano State invents robot using exoskeleton remote control. The young and talented teenager has always been a lover of robots since childhood.
His passion for creativity and innovation started long ago and has been building up creative devices since childhood. His current innovation took him two years to complete because he could not afford the materials to build the robot, Isah started to collect local materials
from the streets and mechanic workshops. He used 100% local materials and waste to build the robot which works with an exoskeleton remote control, a system of controlling a robot by the person operating it through demonstration with parts of his body.
Adeoye Fawaz in Lagos, Nigeria. 18-year-old Bus Conductor, Adeoye Fawaz Who Lives Under Oshodi Bridge Emerged as the overall champion in both Chess and Mental Maths.
Joshua Beckford, a Nigerian is the smartest kid on Earth. At the age of six, he was and still is the youngest child in World History to attend the prestigious University of Oxford in England. He excels at science, math, history and foreign languages.
He’s writing a children’s book on ancient Egypt. He plans on being a Neurosurgeon and an Astronaut.
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