Maduka David Immanuel emerges best WAEC candidate
From Ayoyinka Olagoke, Uyo

THE West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has named Mr. Maduka David Immanuel as the winner of the National Distinction Award for the May/June 2008 WASSEC.


http://odili.net/news/source/2009/dec/18/37.html

Immanuel had eight A1 and one A2 at the May/June 2008 WASSEC. Seventeen-year-old Immanuel was given a cheque gift of over N40,000 by WAEC and a cash gift of N300,000 naira by the Akwa Ibom State government.

Immanuel, who hails from Abia State and finished from King's High School, Satellite Town, Lagos State, was the best student in Lagos State Physics Quiz Competition.

He also came first in Nigeria's final qualifying examinations for 2008 International Physics Olympiad organised by National Mathematics Centre, Abuja. He is currently studying mechanical engineering at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri.

The Principal of King's High School, Satellite Town, Lagos, where Immanuel wrote his WASSCE, Mr. Emmanuel Kehinde Owu, revealed that the school had earlier produced one Onwunali Augustine Onyekachi, who came second in West Africa in May/June 2004 WASC and is also the winner of the Omo N'Oba Erediauwa Coronation Trophy for producing the best male candidate in the May/June 2008 WASSCE.

Owu said the school discouraged students from examination malpractices.

His words: "In our school, we do extra job of what others are not doing. We integrate the syllabus of WAEC, NECO, Lagos State unifying scheme together with the national curriculum on each subject. We combine these four on each subject and do a seminar for the teachers on them so that we come out in each subject with what we call King's High School Syllabus. Our syllabus is wider than the WAEC scope and is wider than whatever the national curriculum wants to teach. We make sure that we teach everything the students need to know. We make what we call holiday coaching compulsory for five weeks every year. We cover our syllabus and even do revision. We also ensure that no student learn cheats, they know how to depend on themselves".

Responding to the award, Immanuel revealed that God, hardwork and focus on his goal led to his success.

He advised other students to have confidence in themselves rather than cheating and involving themselves in examination malpractices.

A-Emeka.
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moved from politics section

You Sure say chips no reach this guy?

You Sure say chips no reach this guy?

Lets all celebr8t d birth of a new genius, welcome on board

You Sure say chips no reach this guy?

of course it did, can't you see the name of his school

and the guy is also a futoite, studying mechanical engineering,

No! No! No! I sincerely don't agree that the presentation of money to this chap for this great feat is enough. This guy deserves a scholarship to any University in any part of the world. Imagine, this is a country where we celebrate good footballers by giving them landed property in choice areas. A country where the government spend so much money to rehabilitate militants and sometimes sending them overseas; yet, we cannot celebrate academic excellence. Too bad. indeed very bad.

Aloy.Emeka:
Maduka David Immanuel emerges best WAEC candidate
From Ayoyinka Olagoke, Uyo

THE West African Examinations Council (WAEC) has named Mr. Maduka David Immanuel as the winner of the National Distinction Award for the May/June 2008 WASSEC.


http://odili.net/news/source/2009/dec/18/37.html

Immanuel had eight A1 and one A2 at the May/June 2008 WASSEC. Seventeen-year-old Immanuel was given a cheque gift of over N40,000 by WAEC and a cash gift of N300,000 naira by the Akwa Ibom State government.

Immanuel, who hails from Abia State and finished from King's High School, Satellite Town, Lagos State, was the best student in Lagos State Physics Quiz Competition.

He also came first in Nigeria's final qualifying examinations for 2008 International Physics Olympiad organised by National Mathematics Centre, Abuja. He is currently studying mechanical engineering at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri.

The Principal of King's High School, Satellite Town, Lagos, where Immanuel wrote his WASSCE, Mr. Emmanuel Kehinde Owu, revealed that the school had earlier produced one Onwunali Augustine Onyekachi, who came second in West Africa in May/June 2004 WASC and is also the winner of the Omo N'Oba Erediauwa Coronation Trophy for producing the best male candidate in the May/June 2008 WASSCE.

Owu said the school discouraged students from examination malpractices.

His words: "In our school, we do extra job of what others are not doing. We integrate the syllabus of WAEC, NECO, Lagos State unifying scheme together with the national curriculum on each subject. We combine these four on each subject and do a seminar for the teachers on them so that we come out in each subject with what we call King's High School Syllabus. Our syllabus is wider than the WAEC scope and is wider than whatever the national curriculum wants to teach. We make sure that we teach everything the students need to know. We make what we call holiday coaching compulsory for five weeks every year. We cover our syllabus and even do revision. We also ensure that no student learn cheats, they know how to depend on themselves".

Responding to the award, Immanuel revealed that God, hardwork and focus on his goal led to his success.

He advised other students to have confidence in themselves rather than cheating and involving themselves in examination malpractices.

bles u my broda 4makng us proud nd i pray d gud lord 2gve u nd oluwaseun d odar genuis frm d west long lyf.nd may u guys neva alow coruptn nd tribalism 2 destort ur sense of judgement wer ever ure rembr every nijeran is ur broda just kep d flag flyng.one nija