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Adams Tutors Oshodi is arguably the best tutorial centre in the whole of Lagos. It has produced alot of wizards and record breakers in various institutions.

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I pray your dream go come to reality jare.

this yeye country wey sabi kill people dream

The government can never invest in these kinda brains. Na to dey spend on frivolities dem sabi. When dude finally hits the summit most likely in countries that appreciate him more. They Will come and start forming " He's a Nigerian, he grew under our nose." yeye country.
I'm sure the Anthony Joshua's of this world would neva have been who they are had they not left this enclave called Nigeria. Tufiakwa for my Country.

idris4r83:
Hmmm! This guy will finish his engineering and start looking for work wen no dey this country. Why not study a medical related course

Na wa for you o. Did you read where the little boy Ibrahim vow to start producing smart phone in near future? They're out for job creation not seekers.

GrandPa01:
THE first time Ibrahim Ajibade wrote the Joint Admission
and Matriculation Board, JAMB Examination in 2017, he
was 15 and scored a whopping 299. He went on to write
the University of Lagos, Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination, UTME, and got one of the highest scores that
year. He was however refused admission on age ground.
Only 16-year-olds and above can be admitted into
universities in Nigerian.


Ibrahim wasn’t however deterred. He studied harder, added
a year and sat again for the examination this year. As if
reinvigoured, he surpassed last year’s scores by miles,
returning with an amazing score of 343. He also became
the first ever student to score that high in the 24-year
history of his tutorial centre, Adams College, Oshodi, where
he took classes for the examination.


In recognition of the feat, Ibrahim was honoured alongside
80 others including another 16-year-old, Edgar Onyemuche,
who scored 341 and 19-year-old Adekanbi Iyanuoluwa, who
scored 342.


Ibrahim who attended Vanguards Academy, Ijebu Ode
wants to study Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the
University of Lagos because of his passion and love for
electronics. With the help of God and his father, who is an
Electrical and Electronics Engineer, he hopes to start a
smartphone manufacturing company in Nigeria sometime
soon.


Asked to share the secrets of his success, Ibrahim said he
reads but not much. He however said, “What I read, I don’t
forget.” He also said this year’s exam was “very easy,”
adding that he knew he would do well right from the
moment he cliqued submit in his centre, although he
wasn’t sure of what he would score.


More surprising is Ibrahim’s declaration that, “I was not the
best in my class at Vanguards Academy. We were 34 and I
wasn’t among the first 20. I was only good in Mathematics
and average in other subjects. But when I came to Adams
College, Mr Adams by himself transformed my Physics and
Chemistry, which helped me a lot.”

For his brilliance, Ibrahim got a reward of N100, 000 from
a parent, Mr Adekunle Fatai.


A visibly proud father, Engineer Abdulafeez Ajibade
described his son as a fighter, who, if given little guidance
will always do well. He however said he never in anyway
tele-guided him to follow in his footsteps but said he
supported and will keep supporting him in his endeavour.
His mother, Sherifat Yusuf Ajibade on her part says Ibrahim
plays a lot but has always been very intelligent.


As a mother, she said all she does is encourage him,
“especially when I found out that with encouragement and
motivation, he does very marvelous things.”


19-year-old Adekanbi Iyanuoluwa, who scored 342 from the
same centre intends to study Medicine and Surgery at the
University of Lagos. She actually thought she would score
less and was therefore pleasantly surprised.
Iyanuoluwa who has written JAMB 3 times and scored 247,
202 and 274 respectively said she kept rewriting the exam
because she needed a higher score to study her choice
course, Medicine and Surgery.

On her study routine, she said she usually study after a nap
until she feels tired and sleepy. She also hinted that
Adams College brought out the potentials in her.


On his part, Edgar Onyemuche, 16, who scored 341 said he
also first wrote JAMB at 15 and scored 278.
He said he chose study Mechanical Engineering in Unilag
because he feels it is one of the best universities in the
country.
Edgar, who also said he wasn’t particularly the best in his
secondary school said, “When I saw my score, it was
unbelievable because I wasn’t expecting it. It was like a
dream. JAMB released other results before mine so when it
came, I couldn’t believe it.”
His pattern of study, he said, is “30 minutes, take a break,
and then go back again,” adding that he believes more in
knowing and taking advantage of one’s strength.


Founder of Adams College, Adams Adebola expressed
visible joy during the awards ceremony, saying he feels
happy seeing young boys and girls who have distinguished
themselves and embraced hard work.
“At Adams College, we always embrace hard work; for
example, before they wrote their JAMB examination, we did
six monthly examinations which we call MOCK. This is
done to be able to know their challenges and we encourage
them by giving gifts to the best five students in all the
faculties.


“Also, if in a school students know that you don’t embrace
malpractices, they know they have to read to pass.”
“We also let them know that if they continue with the
culture of hard work, there are scholarship opportunities
opened to them which is why many of our students are on
scholarship in top universities in Nigeria.


“We lay a good foundation for them and we teach them
how to read which they can apply when they are in the
university. If you are used to our reading lifestyle, it will
work for you anywhere,” he said.


Speaking on Ibrahim’s performance, Mr Adams said he
didn’t expect anyone in the college to score as high. he
however said Ibrahim always surprised him during the
MOCK examinations. “He scored 98 out of 100 in Physics
which has never happened in the college. We have also
never recorded 343 in our college. Our students used to
score 300 and above but never 343,” he said with visible
pride.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/honour-for-16-year-old-who-broke-college-records-with-343-jamb-score/

That is nice .But there is a guy in my area,from Federal Government College Delta State that scored 349.Why is this year's UTME so cheap?

Good, but I'm sorry, that doesn't mean you'll be success in life.

Omo d kain students wey this Adam's college go admit this year eh

This one Na Divine Advertisement

princeSammyz:
Go boy! A little guidance and mentoring and your intellect could be your greatest asset in life. I tell you the truth, this country is so messed up right now, you wouldn't wanna get caught up in it.

I'm telling you

Mr young efiko IF YOU can find YOUR way out of this country to a civilized clime WHERE things work without knowing anybody or bribing anybody to do his Damn job and where knowledge ,research ,innovations and technological accomplishments are celebrated please do.your BRAIN is obviously not for this country because THERE ARE a lot of toxic people here READY to drain your intelligence OR creativity.the only thing Nigerians celebrate are big brezz,big ass and who sabi fok pass

Congratulations guys. Don't drop d enthusiasm u will still need it.

After preparing for 2 years+ He was only able to score 343? Not impressed

After preparing for 2 years+ He was only able to score 343? Not impressed

-Nairalandsars

NairalandSARS:
After preparing for 2 years+ He was only able to score 343? Not impressed

-Nairalandsars

bad belle
.as if you were able to make such feat .people WHO don't have what they wish others have try to downplay the efforts of what others have achieved

Try and envy less,YOU will achieve more

Nothing beats adequate preparation! Success as we know it is a product of hard work, belief, preparation and determination. Download Free WAEC and JAMB Questions on Q and A App. Download Q and A App from Google Playstore

I scored 135 in my JAMB but what i needed to be admitted into the university was 200 and above, then I was told by a friend to contact Mr George the jamb helpline manager that he can automatically upgrade my score to 250 and also for processing of Admission to any of the university in Nigeria but will have to pay a fee which was very ok, then i did. Surprisingly when i logged in again, my score was really upgraded... its still like a dream. Here is his phone number if you want same : 08113020242 Thanks again Mr George

They should give this guy automatic scholarship to any level. This country can only go forward when we start appreciating Education, not BBN

Freedom is not free even success what its takes is obedience, love and righteousness

naturalwaves:
Adams College Oshodi is arguably the best tutorial centre in the whole of Lagos. It has produced alot of wizards and record breakers in various institutions.

very true. I have heard lots of wonderful achievements from that tutorial centre

GrandPa01:
THE first time Ibrahim Ajibade wrote the Joint Admission
and Matriculation Board, JAMB Examination in 2017, he
was 15 and scored a whopping 299. He went on to write
the University of Lagos, Post Unified Tertiary Matriculation
Examination, UTME, and got one of the highest scores that
year. He was however refused admission on age ground.
Only 16-year-olds and above can be admitted into
universities in Nigerian.


Ibrahim wasn’t however deterred. He studied harder, added
a year and sat again for the examination this year. As if
reinvigoured, he surpassed last year’s scores by miles,
returning with an amazing score of 343. He also became
the first ever student to score that high in the 24-year
history of his tutorial centre, Adams College, Oshodi, where
he took classes for the examination.


In recognition of the feat, Ibrahim was honoured alongside
80 others including another 16-year-old, Edgar Onyemuche,
who scored 341 and 19-year-old Adekanbi Iyanuoluwa, who
scored 342.


Ibrahim who attended Vanguards Academy, Ijebu Ode
wants to study Electrical and Electronic Engineering at the
University of Lagos because of his passion and love for
electronics. With the help of God and his father, who is an
Electrical and Electronics Engineer, he hopes to start a
smartphone manufacturing company in Nigeria sometime
soon.


Asked to share the secrets of his success, Ibrahim said he
reads but not much. He however said, “What I read, I don’t
forget.” He also said this year’s exam was “very easy,”
adding that he knew he would do well right from the
moment he cliqued submit in his centre, although he
wasn’t sure of what he would score.


More surprising is Ibrahim’s declaration that, “I was not the
best in my class at Vanguards Academy. We were 34 and I
wasn’t among the first 20. I was only good in Mathematics
and average in other subjects. But when I came to Adams
College, Mr Adams by himself transformed my Physics and
Chemistry, which helped me a lot.”

For his brilliance, Ibrahim got a reward of N100, 000 from
a parent, Mr Adekunle Fatai.


A visibly proud father, Engineer Abdulafeez Ajibade
described his son as a fighter, who, if given little guidance
will always do well. He however said he never in anyway
tele-guided him to follow in his footsteps but said he
supported and will keep supporting him in his endeavour.
His mother, Sherifat Yusuf Ajibade on her part says Ibrahim
plays a lot but has always been very intelligent.


As a mother, she said all she does is encourage him,
“especially when I found out that with encouragement and
motivation, he does very marvelous things.”


19-year-old Adekanbi Iyanuoluwa, who scored 342 from the
same centre intends to study Medicine and Surgery at the
University of Lagos. She actually thought she would score
less and was therefore pleasantly surprised.
Iyanuoluwa who has written JAMB 3 times and scored 247,
202 and 274 respectively said she kept rewriting the exam
because she needed a higher score to study her choice
course, Medicine and Surgery.

On her study routine, she said she usually study after a nap
until she feels tired and sleepy. She also hinted that
Adams College brought out the potentials in her.


On his part, Edgar Onyemuche, 16, who scored 341 said he
also first wrote JAMB at 15 and scored 278.
He said he chose study Mechanical Engineering in Unilag
because he feels it is one of the best universities in the
country.
Edgar, who also said he wasn’t particularly the best in his
secondary school said, “When I saw my score, it was
unbelievable because I wasn’t expecting it. It was like a
dream. JAMB released other results before mine so when it
came, I couldn’t believe it.”
His pattern of study, he said, is “30 minutes, take a break,
and then go back again,” adding that he believes more in
knowing and taking advantage of one’s strength.


Founder of Adams College, Adams Adebola expressed
visible joy during the awards ceremony, saying he feels
happy seeing young boys and girls who have distinguished
themselves and embraced hard work.
“At Adams College, we always embrace hard work; for
example, before they wrote their JAMB examination, we did
six monthly examinations which we call MOCK. This is
done to be able to know their challenges and we encourage
them by giving gifts to the best five students in all the
faculties.


“Also, if in a school students know that you don’t embrace
malpractices, they know they have to read to pass.”
“We also let them know that if they continue with the
culture of hard work, there are scholarship opportunities
opened to them which is why many of our students are on
scholarship in top universities in Nigeria.


“We lay a good foundation for them and we teach them
how to read which they can apply when they are in the
university. If you are used to our reading lifestyle, it will
work for you anywhere,” he said.


Speaking on Ibrahim’s performance, Mr Adams said he
didn’t expect anyone in the college to score as high. he
however said Ibrahim always surprised him during the
MOCK examinations. “He scored 98 out of 100 in Physics
which has never happened in the college. We have also
never recorded 343 in our college. Our students used to
score 300 and above but never 343,” he said with visible
pride.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/honour-for-16-year-old-who-broke-college-records-with-343-jamb-score/

another way of advertising Adams college... Best luck to him and God should grant him his wish of becoming a smartphone manufacturer and I also pray God should protect him from dream and destiny killers...

Congrats Y'ALL and welcome in advance to the University of first choice....The Nation's pride... In deed and in truth...

May God bless Islamic kids with more knowledge.

nice one boy



I remembered when I scored 348 in post UTME but my course was changed when the admission list came out.



Thank God for how far, though.

When one any of my brilliant children still thinks medicine and surgery is still cool. Except God but I will never lure my kids to do that course that has been misleading our very intelligent ones since God knows when. Today, I.T is the new cool!

Jamesmatic:
Which church I go enter today sef..

The Lord choosen bear parlor center

Attended Adams Back then.....a tutorial with a difference....
Mr Adams well done sir.

oh boy see advertisement o...JAMB 2019.....abeg where this Adams college DEY...I KNOW SAY SOME PAPA AND MAMA NOW GO REGISTER THEIR PICKIN THEM DIS THIS YEAR O

ur country dnt give a Bleep abt ur intellect.

All of them are aiming to enter Unilag, and one e-diot will be here beefing the school. Apparently the school ain't for slowpokes.

Lies. ..this guy scored higher.. U can verify yourself