The qsts no hard joor

This guy na witch

These Yoruba people are too much. A beg make I go fvck Yoruba girl maybe we go born better pikin. Risikatu where you dey o?

This is last year cowbell competition, he won the first prize, but I tell you in their quarter to finals, a lady named miriam amongst them was the highest. She's a northerner, she leveled all her questions and didn't fail one. Ayo even qualified at that level after a competition between him n another boy as a knockout. Really thought miriam will nail it in the finals and finally we will have a lady but then.... Ayo bounced back. These kids are simply the "it". Have told my son that this the best path to join

Omo ondo toh smart

I like mathematics. That joy one derives after every successful "problem solved"

timidapsin:
Another Video from me

This kid is a genius, just in 60 secs he answered about 10 tough mathematical questions.

Please appreciate the young lad


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyfOtVOsvWo

source: http://youtube.com/timidapsinvids

You call this questions tough, un, in a typical mathematical world this one na child's play oooo

bb6xt:
It is impossible to compute the area of a triangle given the length of the base of the triangle only yet our guru correctly gave the area of the triangle even before the height of the triangle was read out.

My conclusion is that the student had seen the question at least before the teacher had read it out and so had computed the answer beforehand. When this is considered we may say his performance was brilliant but not quite exceptional.

If you must question my thesis please kindly question my #Facts and not the sentiment.

Me thinks it is a DNA thingy.Yorubas are very good in STEM especially mathematics.They have the highest number of the best black mathematicians in the world.You still remember the the controversial Enoch Opeyemi?I think it is a DNA thing.
Read this:

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

bb6xt:
It is impossible to compute the area of a triangle given the length of the base of the triangle only yet our guru correctly gave the area of the triangle even before the height of the triangle was read out.

My conclusion is that the student had seen the question at least before the teacher had read it out and so had computed the answer beforehand. When this is considered we may say his performance was brilliant but not quite exceptional.

If you must question my thesis please kindly question my #Facts and not the sentiment.

Don't forget he wad looking at the same questions on his screen, what made u think he had not seen the height of the triangle before. the moderator could read to that point?

bb6xt:
It is impossible to compute the area of a triangle given the length of the base of the triangle only yet our guru correctly gave the area of the triangle even before the height of the triangle was read out.

My conclusion is that the student had seen the question at least before the teacher had read it out and so had computed the answer beforehand. When this is considered we may say his performance was brilliant but not quite exceptional.

If you must question my thesis please kindly question my #Facts and not the sentiment.

U need to watch the clip again. The kids av a computer screen on d podium in front of dem wia d complete questions already pops up. The reading out by the quiz master is not for the kids but the audience to know wat question is being asked. The kids already see the question, process it on dia screen bfor d quiz master finish reading that's y dey are fast. It's just technology at work. Don't get left behind

Really? Did anyone observe the 9th question? The coordinator didn't finish reading the question before he answered.

Come on, it's very (obvious or possibly so) that the participants were handed the questions prior to the commencement the questioning round.

Ellidude:
Really? Did anyone observe the 9th question? The coordinator didn't finish reading the question before he answered.

Come on, it's very (obvious or possibly so) that the participants were handed the questions prior to the commencement the questioning round.

He has a screen in front of him that displays the answers just as the quiz master is also writing it. Notice he keeps looking downwards and not at the quizmaster. He's looking at the screen containing the questions

Mathematics was my major undoing back in uni days. Hated it with passion.

Tfatimat21:
great kid, he must have been reading alot that he's quite familiar with the questions.

Exactly

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This boy is a genius.

Reminds of a guy I know who has the gift of dates, past and present.
Just ask him "What day is October 1, 2020?" Or October 1, 1960.
You will have your answer is one second.
Ask same question a week later, same answer.

If you want to try, send me some dates of interest and I will get back to you with the answers.

tayooluwole:
I tried to be genius in my school days, but I later realised dat its not by power and ability. As I just discovered that I will just kill my self and that no be by AGIDI, I opted out straight ni.... I'm an average student despite that I read in prolonged lengthy hours... God no send me to go know book like mad, make those he send they sabi am...

My brother...''Know yourself'' no be curse o. Na advise. Me I no dey do pass myself too o.

Brilliant....

MamaOO:

He has a screen in front of him that displays the answers just as the quiz master is also writing it. Notice he keeps looking downwards and not at the quizmaster. He's looking at the screen containing the questions

Hmmmm. Maybe true.

Big deal...I can add 1+1 in 60secs...abeg clap for me, e no easy

Dawn! this guy is extremely brilliant... No Time to think... Or his brain runs on a super fast processor


Because it's almost impossible to achieve this feat within that small time frame

No news check a Nigerian brain in Germany passing eight papers of five hundred questions in four hours with list score of ninety percent

TVTKOKO:
Such a super talented brain Yorubas are just gud!

Must u turn it to racial or tribal stuff

nevilbot:

It's just technology at work. Don't get left behind

You could have made your point without spewing veiled insults but you just had to, didn't you? I bet I know more about technology than you do. Be civil, it makes the world less of a zoo.

Ojugunrege:

Ondo town!
I lived there for 6 years....attended St. Helen's Unity Secondary School, Ondo.

noww..city....ooo..sister...it..has...been...declared...city

dpete1:
noww..city....ooo..sister...it..has...been...declared...city

ok o...since u insist