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Nigeria has emerged victorious at the prestigious World Affairs Challenge (WAC) 2024 as the Christ the King College, Onitsha, which represented the country, secured the coveted global first-place position.

This feat, which occurred on Wednesday, marks the first time Nigeria is clinching Gold in the competition’s 32-year history.

The World Affairs Challenge, organised by WorldDenver, empowers high school students to develop innovative solutions for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

This year, students tackled critical issues like climate change, poverty, and inequality.

ANSMEDIA:
Nigeria has emerged victorious at the prestigious World Affairs Challenge (WAC) 2024 as the Christ the King College, Onitsha, which represented the country, secured the coveted global first-place position.

This feat, which occurred on Wednesday, marks the first time Nigeria is clinching Gold in the competition’s 32-year history.

The World Affairs Challenge, organised by WorldDenver, empowers high school students to develop innovative solutions for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

This year, students tackled critical issues like climate change, poverty, and inequality.

https://punchng.com/anambra-school-emerges-winner-in-global-competition/?amp

Iremis:
These guys are magicians

LagosFirstSon:
Peter Obi legacies bringing more glory to Nigerians and the good people of Anambra state.


Congrats to the CKC students
Congrats to the good people of Anambra state
God bless the federal Republic of Nigeria

viccy12:
My hometown school, Mater Amabilis girls school (mission school) is another school where Obi did magic. Today, the school is probably one of the best in the country. The school won the award of best secondary school in Anambra last year. They have continued to rake in awards both national and international. These students are traveling the world and gaining experience.

I love my state with passion!

opamoses1:
There are "magicians" in every tribe. They just don't beat their chests.

This year alone below...non of the news below made front page. Infact those boys that beat 33 other countries were in news all over Africa from Kenya to Ghana.

Goodvibes007:
How did he do the magic

Mater Amabilis Secondary School, Umuoji was established in 1962 and owned & managed by the Catholic Church not Anambra state Government.

viccy12:
The school was languishing in squalor where there was no water, dormitory were not maintaining, no electricity, laboratory has no materials and most of the structures are broken down. But soon as Obi handed it back to the mission and funded the school to tilt things immediately turned around. The school today is a pride of Ndi Umuoji.

Even Queen of Rosary Onicha was not left alone. You need to visit our schools. We are proud to identify with our very own legend, Peter Obi.

viccy12:
The difference is that Anambra has consistently won both national and international awards both in science and other areas. I can list about 10 awards won by Anambra schools, students and teachers.

I understand your point and agree with you but Anambra is like the Brazil of education. We have consistently performed and haven't stopped on all measures. That's the difference.

Goodvibes007:
So when it was a public school, Anambra government under Obi turned it to rubbish.

viccy12:
The school was languishing in squalor where there was no water, dormitory were not maintaining, no electricity, laboratory has no materials and most of the structures are broken down. But soon as Obi handed it back to the mission and funded the school to tilt things immediately turned around. The school today is a pride of Ndi Umuoji.

Even Queen of Rosary Onicha was not left alone. You need to visit our schools. We are proud to identify with our very own legend, Peter Obi.

Goodvibes007:
I am sure he can consistently list several awards won by schools in both Lagos and Ogun state as well, but what's the point....? For bragging rights?

viccy12:
No, he can't because Lagos and Ogun haven't done the same work Obi did in Anambra. We are winning in every competition, exams etc. We are unstoppable. Tribalism doesn't produce excellence, hard work does. We have very intimidating profile in education. You are just an ant next to us and I meant no insult

Goodvibes007:
So when it was a public school, Anambra government under Obi turned it to rubbish. The moment it went back to the missionaries and they started charging good school fees that many Anambrans can't afford, then it became good.

So what about the other public schools that were not transfered like the ones talked about below. They did not seem to turn out well.

viccy12:
🤣 🤣 🤣

Are you no ashamed of yourself? What are you talking about. I just told you Obi returned these schools back to the mission and you are here writing nonsense. Abeg, get lost

opamoses1:
This was already on front page like 3 weeks ago.

Goodvibes007:
So when it was a public school, Anambra government under Obi turned it to rubbish. The moment it went back to the missionaries and they started charging good school fees that many Anambrans can't afford, then it became good.

So what about the other public schools that were not transfered like the ones talked about below. They did not seem to turn out well.

opamoses1:
Chest beating on top imagination at its finest. If I start posting awards won by Ogun and Lagos schools, Anambra would go and hide in shame 😂

viccy12:
I dare you compare Anambra to Ogun in education or anything other than your wasteful igr and get beaten to pulp. You think it's about tribalism. If you know you are not a coward try us!

opamoses1:
He returned it back to the mission and they started charging like big school fees 😂😂😂
So it's no longer public or owned by the government. So you are bragging on top privately funded institutions.