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UTME: 16-Year-Old Olamide Aderibigbe Scores 98% In Maths, 336 Overall (17999 Views)
DrAda(f): 7:26pm On May 11 |
Putindbutt: It means that I am yet to see anyone who performed extremely well in both Maths and English. It's almost as if the brain only allows humans to know one subject better than the other. Tried finding out why and saw this.. I hope it helps. it is rare to find people who naturally perform exceptionally well in both mathematics and language. This rarity is due to the brain's functional specialisation and the way cognitive resources are allocated. Here’s why: 1. Cognitive Resource Limitation: The brain, like any system, has limited cognitive resources (such as attention, time, energy, and neuroplasticity). Excelling in one domain often requires dedicated, sustained practice, leaving fewer resources for developing the other domain at the same level of expertise. 2. Neural Competition and Specialisation: The parietal lobe (quantitative reasoning) and temporal-frontal regions (language processing) are distinct neural networks. Developing one system to a high level may lead to what is called "neural competition," where one system becomes dominant while the other receives less developmental emphasis. 3. Educational and Environmental Bias: Educational systems and life experiences often push individuals toward one track, reinforcing strengths in either quantitative or verbal domains, but rarely both. For example, someone pursuing engineering may rarely practise creative writing, while a literature major may avoid mathematical challenges. 4. Cognitive Style Differences: Mathematically inclined individuals often rely on abstract, logical, and structured thinking, while linguistically inclined individuals excel in narrative, emotional, and semantic richness. These are different cognitive styles, and switching between them is cognitively demanding. 5. Social and Psychological Factors: Sometimes, societal stereotypes such as "math people aren’t good with words" or "artistic people can’t do maths" discourage balanced development, reinforcing the gap. In summary, while the brain has the capacity to develop both, the natural tendency toward specialisation, resource limitation, and environmental reinforcement makes it rare to achieve high-level proficiency in both. However, it remains biologically possible with deliberate cross-disciplinary training. 3 Likes |
folake4u(f): 7:32pm On May 11 |
ManOfMan: You're welcome. |
Judolisco(m): 7:44pm On May 11 |
zero8zero:exactly what I said, when waec start cbt, breeze go blow and fowl y****sh go open 1 Like |
yinkeys(m): 7:47pm On May 11 |
zero8zero:How about theory section ? Or they’d stick to CBT mcq’s ? 1 Like |
Judolisco(m): 7:47pm On May 11 |
omonnakoda:cctv bro |
lawrenzooo: 7:48pm On May 11 |
zero8zero:Trust me they wouldn't. Growing up the only way to make money is by going to school. Now schooling is not even part of the top 5. Where I come from Kids dey go learn Yahoo as a skill... As in your parent carry you go make them teach you. 2 Likes |
omonnakoda: 7:48pm On May 11 |
Judolisco(m): 7:50pm On May 11 |
papyjaypaul:if jamb can do it (although not efficient enough yet) since 2015, then waec should start, if we don't start, then politicians won't put infrastructures in place.... Let's start first.... I don't know why d jamb registrar prof hasn't been made minister of education yet 2 Likes |
Uptown444: 7:51pm On May 11 |
nnewsnjobs: Hmm . Nice But An engineer is not just In words, hope you have ever built something ? 1 Like |
Watcharena: 7:53pm On May 11 |
Very brilliant child,he will graduate from University with good results just to end up been a federal government civil servant. Then he will tiktok or any social media app just to see Sarkin mota shouting this can is not for civil servants
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cosade(m): 7:53pm On May 11 |
zero8zero: Congratulations to Olamide Aderibigbe. My nephew, Adebola Adekoya also scored 98 in Mathematics. 2025 UTME Result: ENG: 71, MAT: 98, PHY: 84, CHE: 92, Aggregate: 345 3 Likes |
Judolisco(m): 7:54pm On May 11 |
omonnakoda:Ok daddy, You know how thieves are scared of security cameras? In the same way, CCTV curbs examination malpractice or reduces it to the barest minimum 1 Like |
Solutionme: 8:00pm On May 11 |
Is this a joke to you? This one never even reach 16. My boy is balling
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LegendHero(m): 8:04pm On May 11 |
OriOko88: Will you give me money or deactivate your if I my jamb result and you see 91 there for Physics? |
Fetula4u(m): 8:09pm On May 11 |
ManOfMan:no evidence to proof this |
papyjaypaul: 8:10pm On May 11 |
Judolisco: The nature of the exam is different. JAMB is one off, WAEC is a process. We should not throw writing to the dustbin yet. Yes you can type, but write first. Some top universities still use pen and paper for their exams even though Nigerians always think they are the best. Let them learn the foundation for life. 1 Like |
Guestmale: 8:29pm On May 11 |
zero8zero: This is what every right thinking person should welcome and . |
SMEpromote: 8:35pm On May 11 |
He derseves a full scholarship to study his desired course in any university of his choice in Nigeria or even abroad if he secures an ission in a foreign school. I just hope his WAEC or NECO results, the prerequisite for ission into Nigerian universities will also be good enough not to prevent him from securing ission. Congratations to him! 1 Like |
pazienza(m): 8:42pm On May 11 |
Obaofaba: You are already blowing the trumpet, yet saying "silent achievers" what an Irony. A people who constantly claim to be "the most educated" and scream same from rooftops are claiming to be "silent" at same time. Maybe "silent" has a different meaning in Yoruba language from the English meaning. Yoruba and silence are two words that can never meet. 2 Likes |
SMEpromote: 8:43pm On May 11 |
You obviously didn't read to post, that's why you're asking another JAMB question on top Jamb result. Jeezuzpick: |
omonnakoda: 8:43pm On May 11 |
Judolisco:Are thieves scared of CCTV ? That is news to me . I would imagine thieves are more scared of broken glass on top of a fence .Either way they find a workaround I was hoping to hear of HOW CCTV being there is impregnable and there is no workaround Even before lockdown . I was familiar with the concept of doing exams remotely even from home with video monitoring, professional bodies do that these days. That is not new but how is the system tamper proof for an exam like JAMB in a country like Nigeria I imagine that it is only when there a suspicion of malpractice perhaps from unusual results that footage is monitored in detail Monitoring video footage takes time to examine when you consider the number of candidates involved. So whilst this may help I do not see it as a revolutionary gamechanger especially if there is collusion with officials as is often the case in Nigeria |
ProudlyLagos: 8:43pm On May 11 |
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ProudlyLagos: 8:49pm On May 11 |
Putindbutt:that man is a disciplinarian, he doesn’t condone indiscipline ![]() I could when he was the DVC of unilorin, i was a fresher then ![]() So I’m not surprised with the way he has been able to reform jamb and had some credibility in the system ![]() 1 Like |
Zocalite: 9:05pm On May 11 |
He did Physics, maths, english, economic, what a combination What course will that bring university |
Zocalite: 9:07pm On May 11 |
ProudlyLagos: Which year is that? Who was vc |
masseratti: 9:10pm On May 11 |
Putindbutt:please enlightened us we old school abeg .what really happened on this year jamb that made it difficult for cheaters . |
Zocalite: 9:12pm On May 11 |
Judolisco: They should start on a faulty foundation Weak power, poor internet, ridiculous computers etc Students exam fees should just burn in the name of testing Ridiculous thinking nigerians |
OriOko88(m): 9:12pm On May 11 |
LegendHero:I won't do none |
Zocalite: 9:12pm On May 11 |
Judolisco: They should start on a faulty foundation Weak power, poor internet, ridiculous computers etc Students exam fees should just burn in the name of testing Ridiculous thinking nigerians. |
naijapikin2(m): 9:15pm On May 11 |
Yoruba Amaka.😁😁
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masseratti: 9:19pm On May 11 |
MightySparrow:Yeah negative marks..lolzz.. meaning u rather leave the questions if you are not sure and it was time bound..was telling someone that in the 90s it was impossicant to score 300...where on earth are this kids getting their over 400 from ?he was arguing.. untill I had to dig deep into the internet before I could get him an answer. |
Jeezuzpick(m): 9:34pm On May 11 |
SMEpromote: I obviously read the post. That's why I knew the subjects he took in the exam. |
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