The Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO) held its highly anticipated award ceremony to recognize the outstanding achievements of students from various schools. This prestigious event brought together top-performing students, educators, and parents to celebrate excellence in mathematics.
The ceremony honored the overall best student worldwide in grade 11,Adoga Agbo Daniel from Graceland international School port Harcourt and other top scorers showcasing exceptional talent and dedication to mathematics.
These students demonstrated remarkable problem-solving skills and a deep understanding of mathematical concepts.
The competition saw participation from a large number of students across different world class schools, with many achieving outstanding scores. The results reflect the hard work and commitment of both students and teachers.
Students were recognized in various categories, including gold, silver, and bronze awards, based on their performance in the Olympiad.
GOLD MEDALIST
1:Ideozu Halil Amaka (Jephthah comprehensive college)
2:Isabella Chile Harcourt (Jephthah comprehensive college)
3:Ugwu Divine (St Jude’s school Lagos)
4:Mbanefo Daniel (St Jude’s school Lagos)
5:Okpere-Udo Hallel (Graceland international school)
SILVER MEDALIST
1:Adeshina Naveed Adebowale (Heritage Global Academy)
2: Okpako-Onyokoko Ovie ( Graceland International school Port Harcourt )
3: Koyoyo Joshua ( Graceland international school Portharcourt )
4: Lloyd Jesse ( Graceland international school Portharcourt )
5: Iroegbule Serena ( Graceland international school Portharcourt )
6:Ukeje Beulah ( Graceland international school Portharcourt )
7: Josiah Faithfulness (Raising Rose intentional school)
8:Okorie Jade (St Judes school Portharcourt)
9:Okonkwo Oliver (St Judes school Portharcourt)
10: Okpoko Omamerhi (St Judes school Portharcourt)
11: Ideozu Haniel Chikpupidheme (Jephthah Compressive college)
12: Obianaso Hugh Emedosi (Jephthah Compressive college)
13:Ekwa Emmanuella Ununuma (Jephthah Compressive college)
BRONZE MEDALIST:
1: Jaden Chime Harcourt (Jephthah Compressive college)
2: Enemana Preach Obinna (Jephthah Compressive college)
3:Ogugua Chukwuma (St Judes school Lagos)
4:Okorie Sophia (St Judes school Lagos)
5: Ekwuogo Philip (St Judes school Lagos)
6: Uzoma Paschal (St Judes school Lagos)
7: Ogunyemi Victoria (St Judes school Lagos)
8: Ibeto Chimdiebube (St Judes school Lagos)
9: Okorie Chikasiri (St Judes school Lagos)
10: Okechukwu Chigozie (St Judes school Lagos)
11: Jinadu Temidire (Graceland international school Portharcourt)
12: Salami Mariam Titilope
(Heritage Global Academy)
13: Abduraheem Salami Habeeda Moyosoreolowami
(Heritage Global Academy)
14: PINKIE RENA (His Royal Majesty High School)
15: Perry Tekena Adokiye (Emarild College)
16: Marvelous Chukwuma Ikechi ikechi (Glofield International School)
The overall best student, Adoga Agbo Daniel of Graceland international school Portharcourt, was awarded special recognition for his exceptional performance, and his demonstration of outstanding problem-solving skills and mathematical prowess.
The SASMO award ceremony not only celebrates individual achievements but also highlights the importance of mathematics education in nurturing critical thinking and analytical skills.
The event serves as a platform for students to showcase their talents and for educators to share best practices in mathematics teaching.
Conclusively, the SASMO award ceremony was a resounding success, celebrating the achievements of students who have demonstrated excellence in mathematics.
The event underscored the importance of recognizing and nurturing mathematical talent, providing a platform for students to excel and pursue their passion for mathematics.
The ministry of education was represented by the director of special duty and director of private and government secondary schools and they joined in celebrating the milestone of the outstanding students.
The Nigerian Country Partner, Mrs Mercy Josiah encouraged the ministry of education and other kind hearted individuals, organizations, and corporate sponsors to support students from private and public schools to partake in Olympiad exams and promote mathematics education and critical thinking abilities in schools. And to also provide the students with privilege of representing Nigeria in the global platform and subsequently offer scholarship admission into world class universities.
She also stated that all medalists and Honourable mention will be representing Nigeria in Singapore by July 2025, for a mathematics competition (Singapore international math Olympiad challenge -SIMOC) with over 50 countries represented.
For further information or inquiries, please contact:
Mrs Mercy Josiah, SIMCC Country Partner and president of women on the higher move empowerment foundation ( organizer of the award ceremony).
[email protected] or 08142920376
