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A 6-year-old Nigerian, Aisosa Agbon-Ifo, wins youngest STEM Olympiad Mathematics gold medalist; he won the Grade 1 category at 5 five years old in 2025.
Aisosa Agbon-Ifo, a pupil at Banana Island International School, Ikoyi, maintained his streak at six, winning another gold medal in the 2026 STEM Olympiad's Grade 2 category in Mathematics.
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The African Democratic Congress Presidential Campaign Council has strongly criticized the Presidency following statements defending the country's national debt strategy. Reacting to remarks by presidential spokesman Bayo Onanuga that public focus should remain on infrastructure development rather than loan volumes, the opposition group described the administration's stance as an insult to Nigerians.
Responding to criticism from opposition leaders over recent international loans, the President emphasized that borrowing should be judged by the long-term infrastructure, economic value, and productive capacity created for future generations rather than the amount accessed.
Senator Adams Oshiomhole has defended President Bola Tinubu's prospective campaign schedule ahead of the 2027 general elections, stating that the All Progressives Congress (APC) retains the right to determine the level of presidential participation in field events.
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