UTME Result Of Girl Who Represented Nigeria In Mathematics Olympiad Emerges, Thrills People

UTME Result Of Girl Who Represented Nigeria In Mathematics Olympiad Emerges, Thrills People

  • A brainy Anambra girl's Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) score has earned her the admiration of many
  • The girl was one of three students who represented Nigeria in Rwanda in the Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad 2023 and she did smash the UTME
  • A member of the girl's family hailed her as a star and expressed the belief that the best was yet to come for the intelligent student

The 2024 UTME result of Ogbodo Ekenedilichukwu Grace, a girl who represented Nigeria in Rwanda in the Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad 2023, has been released online.

Ifeyinwa Faith Ogbodo, Grace's family member, shared her pictures and UTME result on Facebook.

Brainy girl who represented Nigeria in mathematics olympiad over smashes UTME
Ogbodo Ekenedilichukwu Grace scored 317 in the 2024 UTME. Photo Credit: Ifeyinwa Faith Ogbodo, jamb.gov.ng
Source: UGC

Ifeyinwa could not contain her joy at Grace's academic feat.

Grace scored 317 on aggregate: 75 in English, 89 in physics, 70 in biology and 83 in chemistry.

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Grace's school teachers and management commended

An excited Ifeyinwa thanked God for Grace's feat and appreciated her tutor, school principal, proprietress and teachers. In her words:

"...Special thanks goes to all her teachers from cradle till date.
"Thank you Engr. Calculus Chukwunonso Onyenanu (0803 548 5238) for your endless efforts in tutoring her to this height, God bless you greatly.
"Thank you the Principal Mrs Nyah Margret and Teachers FSTC, Awka.
"Thank you the Proprietress and Teachers of
Nadora Memorial Nursery and Primary School, Awka."

Grace among UTME's 0.5%

Ifeyinwa released pictures showing when Grace represented Nigeria with two others in Rwanda in the Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad 2023.

The woman added that Grace has always been a star and that the best was yet to come for her.

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JAMB said only 0.5% of candidates scored 300 and above and Grace's score ranks her among the top-performing students.

People celebrate Ogbodo Ekenedilichukwu Grace

Nerrisar Onyinye Ego Onyiaorah said:

"Wow!!! Congratulations to her and the entire family. The apple rarely falls far from its tree. Greater heights girl."

Chioma Rowland said:

"Congratulations dear! Pray you attain more heights through His grace."

Meilody Youcee said:

"This is huge! Greater height Ekene...you're truly a genius. Keep shinning girl coz you're a STAR!"

Engr Wilson Okafor said:

"Great!
"Great feat achieved!
"That is the seed of:
"From a family of Mathematicians and from a teacher from the family of mathematicians!"

Anthonia Chioma Philips said:

"So proud of you baby girl.
"Congratulations to her and the entire family. Lord we are grateful ."

Nosike Obudulu said:

"We thank God for blessing the work. Well done, Ekene. Thank you for making us proud. God will continuously give the increase."

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Patience Ejiasa said:

"Wow ooo, Congratulations my dear keep it up,Nadora Nadora Nadora we no dey carry Last at all."

Benue girl trends over her UTME score

Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a 16-year-old Benue girl had become a viral sensation over her UTME score.

Pictures of the 16-year-old girl were shared on social media by excited folks as they celebrated her academic feat.

One of the people who was happy for the girl was Obande Christian Ogede. In a Facebook post, he hailed Tsavkegh, saying she really killed the JAMB exam and gave them the "Gboko standard." He said the girl was a student of Calvary Arrows Secondary School in Gboko, Benue State.

Source: Legit.ng

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