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^ He never denied any of the words credited to him. Its simple common sense. Someone calls me a God- and I dont reject it. Silence is equal to acceptance.

^ That is why Nigeria is known worldwide for intelligence and research and academic excellence.

Ain't that the lieing fraud who claimed to have invented the Internet?

Yeah

These kids have actually achieved a lot- they should be called of Nigerian descent at least. Even Mutallab who did not interact with Nigerians was displayed as proudly Nigerian all over the news.

You and your mouth!! Grin Accept it, the kids are smart.

I never said otherwise hehe

Woah I take my words back after reading the article one of them got an A in mathematics if this really effing true

I have to verify the source but if it is true man we should make sure we sing these news. While people talk about fake academics like emeagwali and oyibo at least we should focus on really brilliant people like these children.

chiogo:
9, huh? Did you skip a grade? But then you have a late birthday, I'm sure you turned 10 the same year. I knew a girl like that, she wasn't smart. That's why you really can't say someone is smart because they entered high school at a young age, in Naija anyway.

But I'm sure these twins are smart. It wouldn't be this publicized if they passed with D's.

Yeah true but I skipped a grade in nursery and then primary 6 (which is totally useless IMO).

As for the twins they likely got Ds. It doesn't really matter what they got- technically they made their A-levels. Infact look at one of their siblings who performed a similar feat:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anne-Marie_Imafidon

^ Like me- you should start referring to me as Uncle sefago

^ Its rare to find 13 year olds in secondary schools in lagos now- either the person was a slow learner/retard or his parents did not want him to go to school so early.

^ I was 9 when I got into secondary school hehe- and I have actually heard of an 8 year old.

The main point is that they both passed A-levels math when they were 9 years old, chiogo thats equivalent to AP Calculus (or way harder) - passed meaning probably a D or an E, not like an A or B. Considering the fact that the A-levels is notoriously and superbly grade inflated it prolly possible for the really advanced Nigerian kids to do.

nurexg:
@ beaf why this topic ?
dont be a sadest

Its actually irritating though- how can 86% of the managers in NNPC be from the north?