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hunterezi:
Karen Enumah who was the Best Graduating Student of Lagos state university (Lasu) 2018 would overtake this soon

I tire for una and this your constant dik measuring with your betters.

Wow this is a supernatural feat, God bless my babies with extraordinary intelligence amen

FSBoperator:
He is a mathematician and a theoretical Physicists and not a fabricating Engineer.

If you understand what these two fields he holds a doctorate in entail, you won't be posting this.

Mathematicians and Physicists ask questions and are not in the business of solving problems.

Without them, you will not even know a problem exists because they are the ones who ask the right questions and they have the mindset that every problem will eventually be solved and if it can't be solved, then the problem doesn't exists.

Take the Manhattan project as an example, the entire atomic bomb was created by Physicists and mathematicians not in white robes and hard hats working at building the bomb itself but from blackboards and string of equations.

When they solved an issue, they passed it on to the engineers who themselves did not even know what they were working on.

Thank you for the clarification. What will you call Michael Faraday, Nikola Tesla, Sir Isaac Newton, Thomas Edison, Albert Estein who held patent n refrigeration systems and precision instruments? These people have something in common: they combine theoretical knowledge with practical problem solving skills and they used maths and physics to explain nature and made inventions to improve the society. You may be right but I am not wrong.

Our youths should emulate this. What makes one happy about this is that he not one of the foreign manufactured. He's full African manufactured and decided to transfer his knowledge to fellow citizens.

The real OluwaBurna!

FSBoperator:
He is a mathematician and a theoretical Physicists and not a fabricating Engineer.

If you understand what these two fields he holds a doctorate in entail, you won't be posting this.

Mathematicians and Physicists ask questions and are not in the business of solving problems.

Without them, you will not even know a problem exists because they are the ones who ask the right questions and they have the mindset that every problem will eventually be solved and if it can't be solved, then the problem doesn't exists.

Take the Manhattan project as an example, the entire atomic bomb was created by Physicists and mathematicians not in white robes and hard hats working at building the bomb itself but from blackboards and string of equations.

When they solved an issue, they passed it on to the engineers who themselves did not even know what they were working on.

ISAAC NEWTON was an Engineer? Tesla was an Engineer? Leonardo da Vinci? Archimedes and Blaise Pascal? They were not engineers but mathematicians and Physicists. Our approach to knowledge is what differentiates an inventor from a non-inventor. When you take a step further to connect theory to real life, you can become an inventor. You can have the knowledge and apply it and become an inventor. A lecturer and an inventor don't necessarily have to be two different kinds of persons. A lecturer can be an inventor.

saintbillion:
Lol. Nigeria they use professors to rig elections. They call them presiding officers

Is there a law that even says it MUST be Professors or Lecturers that will be Returning or Presiding Officers?
Some cases, it seems it’s Vice Chancellors of Federal Universities

This needs to be addressed

Well, Esther Okade earned her PhD in Financial Mathematics at the age of 16.

In stoic esoteric teachings, there are three (3) distinguished fields of study reserved for the deepest of minds.

They are;

1, History
2, Philosophy
3, Physics

A perfect score of 5.00 CGPA in Physics is genius and sage status.

Later someone will say he couldn’t find Nigerians to employ.

nothingspoil70:
Not surprised by the tribe he came from.

Congratulations to him.

Yoruba ajoke

AdisGlobal01:
‎Dr. Hallowed Oluwadara Olaoluwa is recognized as the youngest Ph.D. holder in Mathematics in Africa and one of the youngest Ph.D. holders in any field in Africa.

‎He stands out particularly for his extraordinary ability to run parallel degree programmes in Mathematics and Physics at both BSc and MSc levels, earning top distinctions (First Class / Distinction) in all four degrees while graduating at exceptionally young ages.
‎
‎He was born on September 27, 1989, in Bangui, Central African Republic to Nigerian parents from Ekiti State who are missionaries outside Nigeria.
‎
‎He completed primary and secondary education with four double promotions.
‎He passed the French Baccalauréat (A’ Levels equivalent) in Sciences at age 14 (one of the youngest in the Central African Republic at the time).
‎
‎At the University of Bangui, he simultaneously pursued and completed two full B.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics.
‎
‎He graduated in 2007 at age 18 with
‎B.Sc. Mathematics: First Class Honours and B.Sc. Physics: First Class Honours.
‎Awards:
‎All-Time Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics
‎Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2007).
‎At the University of Bangui, he
‎simultaneously completed two full M.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics (a rare feat; he was the first and only student to do so at the university).
‎He graduated in 2008 at age 19.
‎M.Sc. Mathematics: Distinction
‎M.Sc. Physics: Distinction
‎Awards:
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics (2008)
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2008).
‎
‎At the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria, jẹ earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics (specializing in Functional Analysis, with focus on Fixed Point Theory) in January 2014 at age 24 with a perfect CGPA of 5.00/5.00 in Ph.D.
‎.
‎Overall Best Graduating Ph.D. Student, University of Lagos (2012–2013).
‎Best Ph.D. Graduate in the Engineering/Sciences category.
‎
‎He was the recipient of an offer for the Master 2 (Mathematics) programme at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France.
‎Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, Harvard University (2015–2016), where he worked on quantum ergodicity in mathematical physics.
‎Next Einstein Forum (NEF) Fellow.
‎
‎Major Awards for Academic Excellence
‎Ekiti State Merit Award (2014)
‎Youngest PhD Holder in Africa of the Year (2014)
‎Young Achievers Award (Hallmarks of Labour Foundation, 2014)
‎Award of Excellence as The Youngest Academic Achiever in Nigeria (Nigerian Young Professionals Forum).
‎He speaks French, English and Yoruba.
‎
‎He is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Lagos, where he teaches and supervises students.

I don't know why he's working full time in unilag though.

Willy2025:
Yorubas are the best in the world. Giving Nigeria global recognition. These are the future leaders unlike a 3rd class graduate being pushed on us by his toxic supporters as the best.

That young man is a human being like you, likely from your tribe. We know him. We know the third class graduate. Who are you?

Willy2025:
Yorubas are the best in the world. Giving Nigeria global recognition. These are the future leaders unlike a 3rd class graduate being pushed on us by his toxic supporters as the best.

Don't vex when others start hailing theirs by attacking them saying the people they are hailing are Nigerians.

nothingspoil70:
Not surprised by the tribe he came from.

If igbos start hailing theirs make una no begin vex calling them tribalistic people.

chukwutee:
Yorubas are the most intelligent people in the world. Next are the Jews.

Don't scream blue murder when igbos start hailing theirs. Since you don't want to outgrow this tribalism nonsense.

Enskynelson:
ISAAC NEWTON was an Engineer? Tesla was an Engineer? Leonardo da Vinci? Archimedes and Blaise Pascal? They were not engineers but mathematicians and Physicists. Our approach to knowledge is what differentiates an inventor from a non-inventor. When you take a step further to connect theory to real life, you can become an inventor. You can have the knowledge and apply it and become an inventor. A lecturer and an inventor don't necessarily have to be two different kinds of persons. A lecturer can be an inventor.

Isaac Newton did not invent shit.

Da Vinci was an eclectic genius but was not a scientist. He was more of a problem solver.

Only Tesla fits the bill as both a theorist and an inventor.

Enskynelson:
Excellent achievements. I pray aside lecturing, his knowledge is put into more groundbreaking inventions because lecturing alone is really not enough with this brain. Without being told, it will be patriotism that brought him back to Nigeria because Nigerian lecturers are not receiving any serious pay and I am sure he would have been receiving bigger offers outside Nigeria.

Folks like him should be at research institutions.

We're is Bangui pls, make I see if I can break the record.



Kudo to u omoluabii

....and with all these he didn't invent anything to help humanity in anyway. What a waste

AdisGlobal01:
‎Dr. Hallowed Oluwadara Olaoluwa is recognized as the youngest Ph.D. holder in Mathematics in Africa and one of the youngest Ph.D. holders in any field in Africa.

‎He stands out particularly for his extraordinary ability to run parallel degree programmes in Mathematics and Physics at both BSc and MSc levels, earning top distinctions (First Class / Distinction) in all four degrees while graduating at exceptionally young ages.
‎
‎He was born on September 27, 1989, in Bangui, Central African Republic to Nigerian parents from Ekiti State who are missionaries outside Nigeria.
‎
‎He completed primary and secondary education with four double promotions.
‎He passed the French Baccalauréat (A’ Levels equivalent) in Sciences at age 14 (one of the youngest in the Central African Republic at the time).
‎
‎At the University of Bangui, he simultaneously pursued and completed two full B.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics.
‎
‎He graduated in 2007 at age 18 with
‎B.Sc. Mathematics: First Class Honours and B.Sc. Physics: First Class Honours.
‎Awards:
‎All-Time Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics
‎Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2007).
‎At the University of Bangui, he
‎simultaneously completed two full M.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics (a rare feat; he was the first and only student to do so at the university).
‎He graduated in 2008 at age 19.
‎M.Sc. Mathematics: Distinction
‎M.Sc. Physics: Distinction
‎Awards:
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics (2008)
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2008).
‎
‎At the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria, jẹ earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics (specializing in Functional Analysis, with focus on Fixed Point Theory) in January 2014 at age 24 with a perfect CGPA of 5.00/5.00 in Ph.D.
‎.
‎Overall Best Graduating Ph.D. Student, University of Lagos (2012–2013).
‎Best Ph.D. Graduate in the Engineering/Sciences category.
‎
‎He was the recipient of an offer for the Master 2 (Mathematics) programme at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France.
‎Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, Harvard University (2015–2016), where he worked on quantum ergodicity in mathematical physics.
‎Next Einstein Forum (NEF) Fellow.
‎
‎Major Awards for Academic Excellence
‎Ekiti State Merit Award (2014)
‎Youngest PhD Holder in Africa of the Year (2014)
‎Young Achievers Award (Hallmarks of Labour Foundation, 2014)
‎Award of Excellence as The Youngest Academic Achiever in Nigeria (Nigerian Young Professionals Forum).
‎He speaks French, English and Yoruba.
‎
‎He is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Lagos, where he teaches and supervises students.

Wow. Congratulations to him and his family what a gem!

Fountain of Knowledge

FSBoperator:
Isaac Newton did not invent shit.

Da Vinci was an eclectic genius but was not a scientist. He was more of a problem solver.

Only Tesla fits the bill as both a theorist and an inventor.

Newton did invent the reflecting telescope so you're wrong with that at least then he discovered a way to quantify many theoretical concepts including binomial theorem and fluxion.

AdisGlobal01:
‎Dr. Hallowed Oluwadara Olaoluwa is recognized as the youngest Ph.D. holder in Mathematics in Africa and one of the youngest Ph.D. holders in any field in Africa.

‎He stands out particularly for his extraordinary ability to run parallel degree programmes in Mathematics and Physics at both BSc and MSc levels, earning top distinctions (First Class / Distinction) in all four degrees while graduating at exceptionally young ages.
‎
‎He was born on September 27, 1989, in Bangui, Central African Republic to Nigerian parents from Ekiti State who are missionaries outside Nigeria.
‎
‎He completed primary and secondary education with four double promotions.
‎He passed the French Baccalauréat (A’ Levels equivalent) in Sciences at age 14 (one of the youngest in the Central African Republic at the time).
‎
‎At the University of Bangui, he simultaneously pursued and completed two full B.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics.
‎He graduated in 2007 at age 18 with
‎B.Sc. Mathematics: First Class Honours and B.Sc. Physics: First Class Honours.
‎Awards:
‎All-Time Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics
‎Best B.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2007).
‎At the University of Bangui, he
‎simultaneously completed two full M.Sc. programmes in Mathematics and Physics (a rare feat; he was the first and only student to do so at the university).
‎He graduated in 2008 at age 19.
‎M.Sc. Mathematics: Distinction
‎M.Sc. Physics: Distinction
‎Awards:
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Mathematics (2008)
‎Best M.Sc. Student Award, Department of Physics (2008).
‎
‎At the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Nigeria, jẹ earned his Ph.D. in Mathematics (specializing in Functional Analysis, with focus on Fixed Point Theory) in January 2014 at age 24 with a perfect CGPA of 5.00/5.00 in Ph.D.
‎.
‎Overall Best Graduating Ph.D. Student, University of Lagos (2012–2013).
‎Best Ph.D. Graduate in the Engineering/Sciences category.
‎
‎He was the recipient of an offer for the Master 2 (Mathematics) programme at Université Pierre et Marie Curie (Paris VI), France.
‎Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, Harvard University (2015–2016), where he worked on quantum ergodicity in mathematical physics.
‎Next Einstein Forum (NEF) Fellow.
‎
‎Major Awards for Academic Excellence
‎Ekiti State Merit Award (2014)
‎Youngest PhD Holder in Africa of the Year (2014)
‎Young Achievers Award (Hallmarks of Labour Foundation, 2014)
‎Award of Excellence as The Youngest Academic Achiever in Nigeria (Nigerian Young Professionals Forum).
‎He speaks French, English and Yoruba.
‎
‎He is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Lagos, where he teaches and supervises students.

‎ Yoruba, brain 🧠 power!!!

chukwutee:
Yorubas are the most intelligent people in the world. Next are the Jews.

Which Yoruba or Igbos,The Fulanis are the best

They are the best but hope you'll be proud to celebrate that man at Aso Rock?

A failure!

Willy2025:
Yorubas are the best in the world. Giving Nigeria global recognition. These are the future leaders unlike a 3rd class graduate being pushed on us by his toxic supporters as the best.

Nigeria is blessed with brilliant minds.

Watch! [color=#000099][/color]All these achievements were before APC regime. He would not have gone far in this present regime

Wait! Do they use CGPA to grade Ph.D? Not in Nigeria or any foreign university that I know.