Call her a star or a genius, you won't be wrong. Victory Yinka-Banjo of Princeton College, Surulere, Lagos who sat for Cambridge IGCSE in November 2019 and WASSCE in August 2020 has added her name to the book of history by achieving A1 in all her WASSCE Papers and A stars in all her Cambridge IGCSE papers. She was also declared the World Best Candidate in English as a Second Language (Speaking Component) by the University of Cambridge International Examinatios (CIE). Victory also made the list of top 5 best candidates locally and globally in other examinations such as UTME, IELTS, SAT

Victory has won several international and local awards in Public Speaking, Essay Competitions, Mobile App Development, Leadership, Science Competitions to mention a few.

Nigerian children and youth can go places, achieve great heights if given the right opportunity. Congratulations! Victory Yinka-Banjo, Congratulations Princeton College.

WAEC

Queen of slay queens.

Impressive achievements!

this girl is top notch, the fire is really burning bright and fiercely.

She try

And one CV i edited for one nairaland mod, na pass full the guy waec result

Dayum!

Ah... Heavenly Father, see brain!!!

I tap into her brilliance for my baby boy in Jesus name.

Naija expo wap... This is where she got the answer from ..

Juliusmomoh:
Naija expo wap...
This is where she got the answer from ..

I knew I was going to hear something like this.

Seriously, are you this slow? Some who got all A's in not only Nigerian exams but also major foreign exams, yet somehow you still found a way to call it "expo"?

Is it that some young people in Nigeria truly believe that true academic excellent - like the one demonstrated by this very outstanding student - is impossible?

Somebody should please help me with the pitiable and unfortunately myopic thinking of some of our young people. This is getting ridiculous.

Freestainworld:
this girl is top notch, the fire is really burning bright and fiercely.

She is really top notch and fiercely hardworking. Even her mother fears for how - she spends hours and hours reading. She once got 100/100 in a UK English exam.

She is among the all time best from Nigeria at the secondary school level.

Admitwithschola:


I knew I was going to hear something like this.

Seriously, are you this slow? Some who got all A's in not only Nigerian exams but also major foreign exams, yet somehow you still found a way to call it "expo"?

Is it that some young people in Nigeria truly believe that true academic excellent - like the one demonstrated by this very outstanding student - is impossible?

Somebody should please help me with the pitiable and unfortunately myopic thinking of some of our young people. This is getting ridiculous.

What is your stand on this ?

Not impressed with o level results.
What's her performance in international mathematics olympiads.

Mamayam:
Not impressed with o level results.
What's her performance in international mathematics olympiads.

Why does that even matter?

Najdorf:

Why does that even matter?

That's a real test of genius.
Not having A's in civic education, general mathematics, additional maths, agriculture, etc.

Mamayam:

That's a real test of genius.
Not having A's in civic education, general mathematics, additional maths, agriculture, etc.

Her life/career path may have nothing to do with math. Besides, olympiads are competitions that require special training. I don't see why they have to be a measure of intelligence.

Najdorf:

Her life/career path may have nothing to do with math. Besides, olympiads are competitions that require special training. I don't see why they have to be a measure of intelligence.

Nah.
Studies show that IQ'S of international math olympiads winners are in profoundly gifted range.
Besides she is a science student.
Most people have won Olympiads when in high school.

Mamayam:


Nah.
Studies show that IQ'S of international math olympiads winners are in profoundly gifted range.
Besides she is a science student.
Most people have won Olympiads when in high school.

I agree that people who win medals at olympiads are very smart. I'm not arguing that.

What I'm saying is to base someone's intelligence just on whether they won olympiads or not is wrong.