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Covenant University has emerged winners of the 2025 University Duel Challenge as well as winning the prize money of ₦4.5 million.
Gift Chukwuma, Alero Afinotan and Toluwani Kayode represented Covenant University.
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Osamagbe Jegede, a student of Baptist High School, Benin City has emerged the overall winner in the 2025 Advanced Girls in Engineering, Mathematics, and Science (AGEMS) competition after defeating about 180 other students.
Ifeoluwa Olaiya, a 15-year-old student of Wellspring College, has emerged as the winner of the eighth edition of Nigeria Info’s I Beg to Differ student debate tournament.
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Amazing-Grace Salami, an 11-year-old from Greenpath Preparatory School, Abuja, has won the 2025 Spellingbee In Nigeria (SpIN), becoming the national champion.
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Sekibo Tamundodumotein, a 15 year-old male student at Loyola Jesuit College in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja, has emerged overall winner of the 2025 774- Young Nigerian Scientist Presidential Award (774 YONSPA).
Graceland International School, Port Harcourt, Rivers State, has emerged winner in the 2025 National Mathematics Tournament held in Lagos.
Graceland International School defeated Loyola Jesuit College, Abuja, in the final, securing a prize of ₦3 million.
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Dr Amanda Bisong, has earned her doctorate in International Law from Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, receiving the prestigious ‘cum laude’ distinction for her exceptional research.
This honour is a rare accolade in the Netherlands and across Europe, awarded to only five percent of PhD candidates over the last two decades.
Notably, the Faculty of Law at the university has not granted a cum laude distinction in the past 20 years.