Ritchiee:
We do the real thing.We hate fakey.That is why we lead in the authentic education section back to back,Nigeria,Africa,World.We are not local champions,we rule the world with our great thinkers in education etc.

I getam before nobi property

Excellent write-ups tho, this is just broadening my knowledge of more spectacular feat been attained by these gurus.

PentiumPro:
Miracle centers, !
Nothing new.

The same miracle that saw a school or schools Rep Nigeria in an international school debate competition

For those of u typing miracle centre I see ur actions as pure envy simple, and no am nt biased------does it really matter if d southeast is leading? Isn't southeast part of nigeria again? N u all pray for one nigeria bt cnt even show love to one another. So they carried d miracle centres outside d country wia dey went to compete abi? Its really sad.

Occupying the eighth, ninth, 10th, 11th and 12th positions
are the FGC, Okposi; FGC, Ikole-Ekiti; FGGC Efon-Alaye; FGGC,
Minjibir, and the FGC, Jos, in that order. @ the bolded,I Rep...Not a bad performance

PentiumPro:


Hahahaha
Law School, ICAN, COREN, Medical school and all other professional bodies in Nigeria says the contrary.
Why don't you excel in Professional exams like you do in WASSCE?

Igbos bagged all the 2015 law school awards including best graduating student award.

Philistine:

debate! u no get shame o! we are talking of brain tasking competitions u are talking of debate! smh!

PEOPLE LIKE YOU ARE REFERED AS TROUBLED SOUL.
WINNING THE "WORLD DEBATE" IS NO ACHIEVEMENT, PLEASE WHAT INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION HAVE ANY WESTERN STATE WON IN THE PAST FIVE YEARS?

ALL DOS POLITICAL RANKING.......NO BE ASHAWO DEY MARK ALL DOS EXAMS?

Philistine:

bros, go and sit down. those singapore and croatia competitons were debate competitions, their teachers can easily prep them up for it. Go and check the past winners of cowbell maths quiz, where yorubas dominate, they are for brainy and intelligent pupils and not all these cram-cram debate activities.

ARE YOU SICK? COWBELL QUIZ IS NOW COMPARED TO INTERNATIONAL DEBATE... KWARA UNITED IS NOW BETTER THAN BARCALONA

Ritchiee:
It is a well known FACT,so nobody recognizes the Igbos when you talk about education.HOME AND ABROAD...EDUCATION HAS BECOME THE BIRTHMARK OF THE YORUBAS.
MIRACLE CENTRES THING AND YOU ARE HAPPY.SMH...
Look at the real thing.

EVEN ABROAD..


The Centre for Human Rights, University of Pretoria, UP, says Romola Adeola is its youngest doctoral graduate. In a statement on its website, the centre said: “Romola Adeola, 26, has set a record in being the youngest person to obtain a Doctor of Laws degree (LLD) in the 30-year history of the Centre for Human Rights.

Furthermore, she is only the 2nd youngest person to achieve this in the Faculty of Law, UP, since its establishment 107 years ago. She distinguished herself by completing the LLD in under 3 years. During her undergraduate years at Lagos State University (LASU), she was the Best Student in International Law.

Romola’s relationship with the Centre for Human Rights began from her participation in the 2008 African Human Rights Moot Court Competition. In 2012, she was selected as a DAAD scholar to study for the LLM/MPhil degree in Human Rights and Democratisation in Africa.

She graduated cum laude, earning two awards: the Kéba M’Baye award for the overall Best Dissertation and the Victor Dankwa prize for the Best Performance in the module: Human Rights in Africa. Her excellent record earned her admission to the Centre’s doctoral programme in 2013.

In her PhD thesis, she analyzed the obligation in article 10 of the African Union Convention in relation to the Protection and Assistance of Internally Displaced Persons in Africa. She has given interviews, presented papers at international conferences and been the voice of the Centre on issues of internally displaced persons, migrants and refugees. .

During her time here, she led the Disability Rights Clinic and served as Alumni Coordinator. In this latter capacity, she led a campaign calling for the release of prominent Swazi human rights activist – Thulani Maseko, and raised funding to support his family.

She attributes her success to her supportive parents, personal discipline, perseverance and prayer. In her words, ‘be faithful to God, be true to yourself and be of service to humanity.’ She also holds two diplomas from Åbo Akademi University.”
http://www.trezzyblog.com/2016/02/26-year-old-lasu-alumnus-emerges.html

I LOVE THE FACT THAT YOU ARE LIVING IN SELF DENIAL, IMAGINE FOR OVER 8 YEARS, WE'VE BEEN TOPPING IN WASSCE, NECO AND JAMB YET IS A BIG JOKE FOR YOU.

Ritchiee:
It is not easy to have the youngest PHD HOLDERS in Africa,4 YORUBA GREAT MINDS,back to back..
Where do you see miracle centers people in this kind of set up?

WE ARE TALKING OF STATES WITH BEST BRAINS.
WE ARE MEASURING ACADEMIC PROWESS NOT OLDEREST OR YOUNGEST GRADUATES, THANKS.

Ritchiee:
You are the pathetic one here because you compare authentic widely educated people with your miracle centres peolple and say they are educated when everything genuine happenings home and abroad signifies that Yorubas are more educated than the Igbos.
And for your information,individuals beget a nation...
I WANT YOU TO BRING OUT YOURS AND WE WOULD ALWAYS DWARF WHATEVER YOU BRING AUTHENTICALLY.

LOOK AT THIS...EXCERPTS:



Mathematicians of the 1990s:

Seven mathematicians of the 1990s, Adebisi Agboola, Jonathan Farley, Wilfrid Gangbo, Abba Gumel, Trachette Jackson, Katherine Okikiolu, and Arlie Petters show extraordinary promise, "should be" (but are not necessarily) located at the very best institutions, and may be the Fields medal candidates of the future.













Petters: Belize born American citizen Arlie Petters, the most senior of the group is a member of Duke University's Bass Fellows. He is Full Professor of Mathematics and of Physics (their first tenured Black professor in the sciences - congratulations Duke). He is chiefly interested in the mathematical theory of gravitational lensing and related areas (differential geometry, singularity theory, general relativity, Astrophysics). Though Petters received his Ph.D. about ten years ago, he has published 30 papers and a book, chiefly in the area Gravitational Lensing. Petters's book on Gravitational Lensing is considered a tour de force in mathematical physics. In 1998, Petters was awarded the most prestigious award for "young" mathematicians, the three year Sloan Research Fellowship. In 2002, he was recipient of the first Blackwell-Tapia Prize.

K. Okikiolu: Born to Nigerian and British parents, but educated in the U.S., Katherine Okikiolu (was once on Princeton's faculty) received special distinction in 1997 when she was the first Black to win a Sloan Research Fellowship. Later in 1997, she won the Presidential Early Career Awards for Scientists and Engineers for "Innovative research in geometric analysis, particularly the determinant of the Laplacian under smooth perturbations, and developing student workshops and mathematics curricula for inner-city children." This particular award is worth $500,000 and is only granted 60 scientists and engineers in the U.S. per year. Okikiolu's work on elliptical differential operators is considered a major contribution, going well beyond what experts had considered feasible, given the current state of knowledge. Her 2001 publication Critical metrics for the determinant of the Laplacian in odd dimensions in the Annals of Mathematics, is receiving high acclaim. She is Associate Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at San Diego.

Farley: Born in an extremely successful academic family of Rochester, New York, Jonathan Farley, graduated second in his class with an A.B. from Harvard University and obtained a mathematics Ph.D. from Oxford University where he was awarded the Senior Mathematical Prize and Johnson Prize for his research. During a two year visit to the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute [MSRI] in 1996, Farley solved very important old problems in the Theory of Ordered Sets. He also works in Lattice Theory. He is currently publishing at an average of more than three papers a year, and in 2003 was a Distinguished Fulbright Scholar at Oxford University in England. Currently is Visiting Professor of Mathematics at Massachusettes Institute of Technology.

Gangbo: In just nine years from a Ph.D. to a Full Professor - this is incredible. Wilfrid Gangbo was born in Benin and in 1992 earned a Ph.D. from Swiss Federale Institute of Technology. Among his twelve papers is his 1996 The geometry of optimal transportation remains the single publication by a Black in the Mittag-Leffler Institute's Acta Mathematica, one of the world's strongest mathematics journals. In 2001 he was appointed Full Professor by Georgia Institute of Technology.

Agboola: In mathematics, one does not always know of young persons working in fields outside their own, and it is a great honor to the individual if the case is otherwise. Adebisi Agboola's work in Number Theory and Arithmetic Algebraic Geometry has been mentioned to me as very good by Kevin Corlette and two of my non-Black colleagues whose area of research is mutually exclusive with Agboola, Corlette, and each other. Agboola is Full Professor of Mathematics at the University of California at Santa Barbara

Gumel: Born in Nigeria, Ph.D. in England. Abba Gumel is an extremely prolific in the areas Mathematical Biology, Non-linear Dynamical Systems, and Computational Mathematics. Currently he is a Full Professor at the University of Manitoba in Canada.

Jackson: American Trachette Jackson was a mathematics major at Arizona State in Tempe. Four years later she earned a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology. Five years later she had ten articles under her belt and a Sloan Fellowship. Currently, Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics University of Michigan

Johnson: British born Mathematical Physicist Clifford V. Johnson has over 60 publications since his 1992 Ph.D. Since that time he has immersed himself within String Theory (also see Sylvester James Gates) with papers and books. He is currently on leave at USC.


http://www.math.buffalo.edu/mad/madgreatest.html

Ewu check this out.

https://www.nairaland.com/2613463/igbos-most-brilliant-black-african


http://www.unz.com/article/closing-the-black-white-iq-gap-debate-part-3/

The responses to this thread disgusts me.
Igbo better than Yoruba, Yoruba better than Igbo nonesense.
Are we the only two tribes in Nigeria?

Ugosample:
The responses to this thread disgusts me.

Igbo better than Yoruba, Yoruba better than Igbo nonesense.

Are we the only two tribes in Nigeria?

I tell you. Its really pathetic thats what nairaland has built over the years ... . tribalism. sometimes i hesistate to comment here cos if your arguement doesnt tally with their position you are labelled IPOB abi na IPod. if you arguement favour the yorubas you automatically become ndi ofe.. lol

During my days in anambra... Even 3As was seen as a poor performance... Its just normal fr ndiigbo..........BTW...in flavours voice" If u see me callu me onye igbo"

When it comes to cut off mark to enter federal schools, Eastern pupils are expected to score higher in common entrance examination conducted by the schools unlike their counterpart from West and North, yet they triumph.
The simple truth is that, free education is not the same as quality education and quality is never free anywhere in the world!

The fact that anambra has the highest cut off mark into unity school is enough reason

Abia - Male(130) Female(130)
Adamawa - Male(62) Female(62)
Akwa-Ibom - Male(123) Female(123)
Anambra - Male(139) Female(139)[
Bauchi - Male(35) Female(35)
Bayelsa - Male(72) Female(72)
Benue - Male(111) Female(111)
Borno - Male(45) Female(45)
Cross-Rivers - Male(97) Female(97)
Delta - Male(131) Female(131)
Ebonyi - Male(112) Female(112)
Edo - Male(127) Female(127)
Ekiti - Male(119) Female(119)
Enugu - Male(134) Female(134)
Gombe - Male(58) Female(58)
Imo - Male(138) Female(138)
Jigawa - Male(44) Female(44)
Kaduna - Male(91) Female (91)
Kano - Male(67) Female(67)
Kastina - Male(60) Female(60)
Kebbi - Male(9) Female(20)
Kogi - Male(119) Female(119)
Kwara - Male(123) Female(123)
Lagos - Male(133) Female(133)
Nassarawa - Male(58) Female(58)
Niger - Male(93) Female(93)
Ogun - Male(131) Female(131)
Ondo - Male(126) Female(126)
Osun - Male(127) Female(127)
Oyo - Male(127) Female(127)
Plateau - Male(97) Female(97)
Rivers - Male(118) Female(118)
Sokoto - Male(9) Female(13)
Taraba - Male(3) Female(11)
Yobe - Male(2) Female(27)
Zamfara - Male(4) Female(2)
FCT Abuja - Male(90) Female(90)


Anambra 139
Imo 138
Ebonyi 112. The odd one out
Abia 130
Enugu 138


To the Ndi Ofenmanu,When an igbo child fetches more and better fire wood above theirs, they will claim that he fetched it from the evil forest.. Special centers started with the west

PentiumPro:


Hahahaha
Law School, ICAN, COREN, Medical school and all other professional bodies in Nigeria says the contrary.
Why don't you excel in Professional exams like you do in WASSCE?

Is your high blood pressure kits handy....cos the way you are going ....it a natter of time



Hmmmmmm

Okwor Kenneth Dominic changed history at the Nigeria law school Nigerian Law School, Abuja, after he was named the winner of ten prestigious awards.
Previous records includes that of Mavis Abada who won 7 awards at the october 2013 call to bar ceremony . Fatima Bombom Sani broke the existing record by bagging nine separate awards at the october 2015 Call to Bar of the Nigerian Law School. No sooner than two months afte
r at the December 2015 call to bar ceremony, a gentlemen, named okwor dominic, changed this record by seizing ten awards all to himself.
The awards include: the “Best Student of the Year (1st Prize)’’ given by 3 donors, ‘’Council of Education Star", "price for 1st tclass students ’’, “Corporate Law Practice given by 2 donors ”, " property law practice award" and “Best Overall male Student of the Year Award” . The newly introduced Best Overall Male Students Prizes donated by NBA won by Okwor Dominic made the awards come to a total number of 10 awards.
Okwor dominic, tall and Gentle, finished from University of Jos with a second class upper degree. His law school was at the lagos campus, where he was known for his astute and confident way of answering questions. In addition to being distinguished with a Red Scroll for making a First class, his parents were honored by the chairman, body of Benchers.
This is a challenge and should also serve as motivation for both present and future law school students. Strive to be exceptional at your bar finals exams, and upturn this record. Best regards

PentiumPro:
Miracle centers, !
Nothing new.

Cure your ignorance
7.5. Zonal Leaders in Exam Malpractice Rankings The State in table 7 ranked number in zonal Exam Malpractice Rankings. 8.0. DISTRIBUTION OF DE-RECOGNIZED SCHOOLS IN STATES AND ZONES. Bayelsa has the number of De-recognized schools (13), followed by Delta (12), Ondo (cool, Kaduna (7), Cross River (7), Imo (7), Plateau (6), Rivers (6) Kogi (5) Lagos (5) nasarawa (5), Sokoto (4) Anambra (4), (See table (10). No schools were rerecognized in Taraba, Ebonyi, Borno, Niger, Adamawa, FCT and Yobe State.

South-South has the highest number of de-registered schools (35.1%), followed by South-West (19.3%), North Central (15.7%), North West (15%), South East (13.2%), and North East (1.7%).

http://www.examethicsmarshals.org/index.php?/downloads/

AustineE1:
The way south west is going down the drain in Education,the may soon discover oil.
When most of their youths spend valuable time online defending Tinubu and his cohorts and hating on others,i doubt if education is still a priority in that region.

The SW results are shocking beyond belief. What's really going on in yorubaland.

Wow! See hatred o

PentiumPro:
Miracle centers, !
Nothing new.

The sw is doing badly because of people like u.are there no miracle centres in lagos,oyo and osun.go to osun and see how the educational sector has been destroyed.I am from there so i know.if children are well prepared,they will do well even against those who cheated.

Ugosample:
The responses to this thread disgusts me.

Igbo better than Yoruba, Yoruba better than Igbo nonesense.

Are we the only two tribes in Nigeria?

Bros,i tire o.we all know the country is still far behind and with this division between yoruba and ibo the hausafulanis will just continue to get stronger and continue to mess up the country.they have the worst results and dont care.abi u see them 4 here.

miracle centres