The recognition is a result of her exceptional performance in the advanced School and College Ability Test (SCAT), which every student must undergo in order for the institution to determine their current academic abilities before admitting them into its talent search programme.

Sharing her experience about the test, Fareedah said: “The test was a multiple-choice aptitude test in verbal and quantitative reasoning, and I had to answer 100 questions within 44 minutes! At the end of the test, my score was in the 92nd percentile for verbal reasoning and 87th percentile for quantitative reasoning.



There’s no way I would have gotten these high scores with such a limited time window if not for the great work put in by my teachers, towards developing my comprehension abilities and mathematical reasoning skills. I am very grateful to them.”

In a statement issued by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, the Executive Director; Virginia Roach, congratulated Fareedah and other outstanding students across the world. She said, “We are thrilled to celebrate these students. In a year that was anything but ordinary, their love of learning shined through, and we are excited to help cultivate their growth as scholars and citizens throughout high school, college, and beyond.”

Mrs Magdalene Okrikri, the secondary school principal at Greensprings Anthony campus, also expressed her satisfaction with Fareedah’s honour. She said, “This honour brings great joy to my heart. Fareedah’s achievement is a testament that our Thinking School programme is rewarding to our students, helping them to develop mentally and strengthening their cognitive abilities.”

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is an initiative of Johns Hopkins University committed to nurturing extraordinary young minds. Its 2020 – 2021 programme draws nearly 19,000 students from 84 countries. Fareedah and other honourees from other countries are expected to attend a summer programme in the United States or Hong Kong.

TundeEdnut35:
The recognition is a result of her exceptional performance in the advanced School and College Ability Test (SCAT), which every student must undergo in order for the institution to determine their current academic abilities before admitting them into its talent search programme.

Sharing her experience about the test, Fareedah said: “The test was a multiple-choice aptitude test in verbal and quantitative reasoning, and I had to answer 100 questions within 44 minutes! At the end of the test, my score was in the 92nd percentile for verbal reasoning and 87th percentile for quantitative reasoning.



There’s no way I would have gotten these high scores with such a limited time window if not for the great work put in by my teachers, towards developing my comprehension abilities and mathematical reasoning skills. I am very grateful to them.”

In a statement issued by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, the Executive Director; Virginia Roach, congratulated Fareedah and other outstanding students across the world. She said, “We are thrilled to celebrate these students. In a year that was anything but ordinary, their love of learning shined through, and we are excited to help cultivate their growth as scholars and citizens throughout high school, college, and beyond.”

Mrs Magdalene Okrikri, the secondary school principal at Greensprings Anthony campus, also expressed her satisfaction with Fareedah’s honour. She said, “This honour brings great joy to my heart. Fareedah’s achievement is a testament that our Thinking School programme is rewarding to our students, helping them to develop mentally and strengthening their cognitive abilities.”

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is an initiative of Johns Hopkins University committed to nurturing extraordinary young minds. Its 2020 – 2021 programme draws nearly 19,000 students from 84 countries. Fareedah and other honourees from other countries are expected to attend a summer programme in the United States or Hong Kong.

congratulations girl, long may this win continue

Lol, After this we won't hear about them no more!!

Always winning the best in other countries, But The "BEST" is the complete opposite of the situation in Africa!!

70% still looking for a way to move to Europe, Asia, America For better life, Cos Africa is a total mess!

If you have so much talent, why then is Africa still the poorest continent in the world? Don't even mention the corrupt Government now, Because the government didn't fall from heaven, they're Nigeria just like me and you!

It just proves that a typical Nigerian Is corrupt naturally and Brain dead and that's what reflects in the government And Africa at large

i'll take her serious if she can solve the probability of arsenal and chelsea score line today

TundeEdnut35:
The recognition is a result of her exceptional performance in the advanced School and College Ability Test (SCAT), which every student must undergo in order for the institution to determine their current academic abilities before admitting them into its talent search programme.

Sharing her experience about the test, Fareedah said: “The test was a multiple-choice aptitude test in verbal and quantitative reasoning, and I had to answer 100 questions within 44 minutes! At the end of the test, my score was in the 92nd percentile for verbal reasoning and 87th percentile for quantitative reasoning.



There’s no way I would have gotten these high scores with such a limited time window if not for the great work put in by my teachers, towards developing my comprehension abilities and mathematical reasoning skills. I am very grateful to them.”

In a statement issued by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, the Executive Director; Virginia Roach, congratulated Fareedah and other outstanding students across the world. She said, “We are thrilled to celebrate these students. In a year that was anything but ordinary, their love of learning shined through, and we are excited to help cultivate their growth as scholars and citizens throughout high school, college, and beyond.”

Mrs Magdalene Okrikri, the secondary school principal at Greensprings Anthony campus, also expressed her satisfaction with Fareedah’s honour. She said, “This honour brings great joy to my heart. Fareedah’s achievement is a testament that our Thinking School programme is rewarding to our students, helping them to develop mentally and strengthening their cognitive abilities.”

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is an initiative of Johns Hopkins University committed to nurturing extraordinary young minds. Its 2020 – 2021 programme draws nearly 19,000 students from 84 countries. Fareedah and other honourees from other countries are expected to attend a summer programme in the United States or Hong Kong.

ngorbungor what did you say about IMO state being the brightest again!

Pictures nah ah ah

Nigerians are really amazing and gifted, our leaders na the wahala. Congrats to her, more success

Congratulations genius

Not surprised. Nigerians are naturally smart

Congrats.

In as much as I congratulate her, I don't understand, you deem a person the brightest based on verbal and quantitative reasoning?
Like, the verbal, is it English speaking or any language speaking?
The quantitative, is it just basic math or engineering math?

So, if I can't speak English, my own award will be in the language I can speak, yes?

I really do not understand certain global awards.

Wow, congratulations to Nigerian Einstein

TundeEdnut35:
The recognition is a result of her exceptional performance in the advanced School and College Ability Test (SCAT), which every student must undergo in order for the institution to determine their current academic abilities before admitting them into its talent search programme.

Sharing her experience about the test, Fareedah said: “The test was a multiple-choice aptitude test in verbal and quantitative reasoning, and I had to answer 100 questions within 44 minutes! At the end of the test, my score was in the 92nd percentile for verbal reasoning and 87th percentile for quantitative reasoning.



There’s no way I would have gotten these high scores with such a limited time window if not for the great work put in by my teachers, towards developing my comprehension abilities and mathematical reasoning skills. I am very grateful to them.”

In a statement issued by the Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth, the Executive Director; Virginia Roach, congratulated Fareedah and other outstanding students across the world. She said, “We are thrilled to celebrate these students. In a year that was anything but ordinary, their love of learning shined through, and we are excited to help cultivate their growth as scholars and citizens throughout high school, college, and beyond.”

Mrs Magdalene Okrikri, the secondary school principal at Greensprings Anthony campus, also expressed her satisfaction with Fareedah’s honour. She said, “This honour brings great joy to my heart. Fareedah’s achievement is a testament that our Thinking School programme is rewarding to our students, helping them to develop mentally and strengthening their cognitive abilities.”

The Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth is an initiative of Johns Hopkins University committed to nurturing extraordinary young minds. Its 2020 – 2021 programme draws nearly 19,000 students from 84 countries. Fareedah and other honourees from other countries are expected to attend a summer programme in the United States or Hong Kong.

"my score was in the 92nd percentile for verbal reasoning and 87th percentile" does not make you the world's brightest. Go and find out what "percentile" means. Silly post. Silly poster.

This is a plus for the country.

congrats.

Fountainofyouth:
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Seems like your brain is paining you,

The reason why most youths cannot show and display their best in these cesspit of a country is because the old idiots at the helm of affairs has successfully made everything difficult to achieve, the same set of fools have been ruling this country since the military era, they polluted and destroyed every sector of the economy, from smes to quota system form of education, nepotism, connections for jobs, and bribery, so how do you expect the best from youths? Why won't youngsters Japa from this hellhole?

Your nonsense write up only prove that you come from a lineage of naturally corrupt and dead brain entities cos only a corrupt dead brain will try to justify nonsense, you do not and cannot speak for everyone and the whole of Africa.

Whatever!!

Still won't change the fact that Blacks will continue to face racism, getting Sidelined and Discriminated!!

European Built Europe hundred of years ago, Asians are building Asia now, Almost 55% of development in the world right now are taking place in Asia!!

But nothing in Africa!

Booksmart people won't change Africa, But only Life-smart people, People who study life problems and solve them!

Not some kids winning debates and shit!!

Yoruba amaka

Congratulations to her! Naija remains the giant of Africa!

sunshineV:
i'll take her serious if she can solve the probability of arsenal and chelsea score line today

Everyone with her kettle

sunshineV:
i'll take her serious if she can solve the probability of arsenal and chelsea score line today

Ahh bros you don enter sunday before us?

Wait for us na.

Raydos:
Lol, After this we won't hear about them no more!!

Always winning the best in other countries, But The "BEST" is the complete opposite of the situation in Africa!!

70% still looking for a way to move to Europe, Asia, America For better life, Cos Africa is a total mess!

If you have so much talent, why then is Africa still the poorest continent in the world? Don't even mention the corrupt Government now, Because the government didn't fall from heaven, they're Nigeria just like me and you!

It just proves that a typical Nigerian Is corrupt naturally and Brain dead and that's what reflects in the government And Africa at large

So True.