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From; Amagitesblog.com

A Nigerian girl took to Twitter to hype her self by highlighting her intimidating achievements at just 19-years-old.

At such young age, she revealed she has finished her National Youth Service Corps and even landed a job at a multinational organization.

She tweeted;

"#AboutMe
I graduated from a Nigerian University at 17.

I became a Chartered Accountant at 18.

I landed my first job in the head office of a multinational organization at 19 after serving my country for a year.

Let's talk about beauty and brains "

https://www.amagitesblog.com/2018/06/nigerian-girl-lists-her-achievements-at-19-years.html

Cc; Lalasticlala

Wow.

How did she pull such a feat?graduated at 17?I know I have no respect for any private university in Nigeria,as I consider them a joke. But even in the private universities, it is still four years to have a degree.

So she left Secondary school at 13.

Primary and Secondary school is suppose to be 12 years, but for the sake of her intelligence, let us assume she skipped a class.

That means she started primary school at 2 years old.

I am not a chartered accountant, but I know their qualifying exams are in stages,which takes years sometimes. So how did she pull that one too at 18?a year after graduation?

I am not an intelligent person, but the maths is not adding up here.

HungerBAD:
Wow.

How did she pull such a feat?graduated at 17?I know I have no respect for any private university in Nigeria,as I consider them a joke. But even in the private universities, it is still four years to have a degree.

So she left Secondary school at 13.

Primary and Secondary school is suppose to be 12 years, but for the sake of her intelligence, let us assume she skipped a class.

That means she started primary school at 2 or 3 years old.

I am not a chartered accountant, but I know their qualifying exams are in stages,which takes years sometimes. So how did she pull that one too at 18?a year after graduation?

I am not an intelligent person, but the maths is not adding up here.

As for the chartered accountant examinations, you don't have to wait until you're a graduate before taking it. I guess she began hers while she was still in school

HungerBAD:
Wow.

How did she pull such a feat?graduated at 17?I know I have no respect for any private university in Nigeria,as I consider them a joke. But even in the private universities, it is still four years to have a degree.

So she left Secondary school at 13.

Primary and Secondary school is suppose to be 12 years, but for the sake of her intelligence, let us assume she skipped a class.

That means she started primary school at 2 or 3 years old.

I am not a chartered accountant, but I know their qualifying exams are in stages,which takes years sometimes. So how did she pull that one too at 18?a year after graduation?

I am not an intelligent person, but the maths is not adding up here.

You just solved the puzzle @bolded; u just answered the question, reason why it couldn't add up nor could you understand anything.

Awesome