She spends her spare time in a similar way to many other ten-year-old girls - playing with Barbie dolls and making loom bands. But the key difference between Esther Okade and other children her age is that she has been accepted to study for a university maths degree - despite not going to school.
Esther, from Walsall, West Midlands, has enrolled on an Open University course months after she passed her A-levels - and wants to study for a PhD before running her own bank.
Read more http://successbaseng..com/2015/02/10years-nigerian-girl-accepted-on.html

hmmmmm

Dont even understand the story. At a point they saie she did not go to skul and at another point they said she finished her A-level. But whatever it is sha, Goodluck to the the young girl and goodluck to Nigeria.
And this would also mean that it will be GEJ until the girl graduates.

well... if she was in Naija. she would follow d normal programme.. and she might nt be seen as genius cos she might be exceptional in maths, but average in english, Music and French.

cos if my talents were harnessed on time. i wouldnt be be wasting my talents on NL accruing likes instead of money

This child is too young abeg! How will her brain grasp what she will be taught in the maths programme or do they plan to draft her own study plan suited to her inteligence level?