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    6-Year-Old Girl Wins Major Scholarship After Perfect Score in National Math Competition

    By Gee NY,

    7 hours ago
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    At just 6 years old, Ugwoezuonu Ogechi Zara has already achieved what many can only dream of.

    The young math prodigy from Nigeria scored a flawless 100% in the primary category of the prestigious National Mathematics Competition, earning her a scholarship worth N21 million (approximately $13,000 USD).

    The Mathematics Association of Nigeria (MAN), which organizes the competition, awarded Zara the scholarship to cover her education at Evergreen College in Enugu for the next six years.

    The announcement of Zara’s remarkable achievement was made by Alex Onyia, an education activist and CEO of Educare, who proudly shared the news on social media.

    “Ugwoezuonu Ogechi Zara scored a perfect 100% in the primary category of the National Mathematics Competition organized by MAN,” Onyia wrote on X, commending the young scholar’s exceptional talent.

    The National Mathematics Competition is one of Nigeria’s most challenging academic events, drawing in the brightest young minds from across the country.

    Zara’s perfect score not only highlights her extraordinary mathematical abilities but also secures her future academic journey with the full support of her scholarship. Her success is an inspiring example of what young students can achieve with talent, dedication, and the right opportunities.

    Zara’s achievement has quickly gained national attention, with many celebrating her as a shining example of Nigeria’s future potential. Her journey is just beginning, but this early victory is a clear indication that she is destined for great things.

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