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The 2017 Cowbellpedia TV QUIZ show finals is finally here and the Nigeria's youngest next inventors have emerged!
Congrats to Jessey Uche-Nwichi - winner in the junior category and Munachi Ernest-Eze - winner in the senior category.
Munachi made history however, having won the 2015 edition in the junior category and coming back to win in the senior category! Double congrats to him.
Their profiles
Munachi is a 16-year-old student of Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja. He was the Cowbellpedia 2015 junior champion and if he wins again this year, he’ll be the first person to win the competition twice, as a junior and as a senior. (He has won already)
https://twitter.com/Cowbellmilk/status/926886110759931905
Jessey is a 13-year-old student of Graceland International School, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
https://twitter.com/Cowbellmilk/status/926882560495489025
The journey of the finalists began when 52,000 students wrote a preliminary test. Out of the 52,000, 108 made it to the live-show. These 108 were the 74 best junior and senior students from all 36 states and the FCT (to ensure every state is represented). The remaining 34 were the best students nationwide – 17 junior and senior. In the end, 12 finalists emerged – 6 in the junior and senior categories and 2 of them (Munachiso and Jessey) will be walking away with the grand prize of N1Million each, an all-paid educational excursion outside the country and the ultimate bragging rights of being the 2017 Mathematics Champions.
Cowbell has been promoting mathematics in secondary schools in Nigeria for about 20 years now through the yearly competitions. We urge other companies to emulate them also!
Congrats to Jessey Uche-Nwichi - winner in the junior category and Munachi Ernest-Eze - winner in the senior category.
Munachi made history however, having won the 2015 edition in the junior category and coming back to win in the senior category! Double congrats to him.
Their profiles
Munachi is a 16-year-old student of Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja. He was the Cowbellpedia 2015 junior champion and if he wins again this year, he’ll be the first person to win the competition twice, as a junior and as a senior. (He has won already)
https://twitter.com/Cowbellmilk/status/926886110759931905
Jessey is a 13-year-old student of Graceland International School, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
https://twitter.com/Cowbellmilk/status/926882560495489025
The journey of the finalists began when 52,000 students wrote a preliminary test. Out of the 52,000, 108 made it to the live-show. These 108 were the 74 best junior and senior students from all 36 states and the FCT (to ensure every state is represented). The remaining 34 were the best students nationwide – 17 junior and senior. In the end, 12 finalists emerged – 6 in the junior and senior categories and 2 of them (Munachiso and Jessey) will be walking away with the grand prize of N1Million each, an all-paid educational excursion outside the country and the ultimate bragging rights of being the 2017 Mathematics Champions.
Cowbell has been promoting mathematics in secondary schools in Nigeria for about 20 years now through the yearly competitions. We urge other companies to emulate them also!
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