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Enugu gov celebrates 13-year-old STEM Olympiad gold medallist

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  • Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah celebrated 13-year-old Chimdiebube Onwubiko Victor for winning a gold medal in Mathematics and a silver medal in Science at the International STEM Olympiad in Rome.
  • Victor's achievement is seen as a proud moment for Enugu State and Nigeria, reflecting the power of discipline and quality education.
  • The governor reaffirmed his administration's commitment to improving education through the Smart Green Schools initiative.

Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has lauded 13-year-old Chimdiebube Onwubiko Victor for his exceptional performance at the 2026 International STEM Olympiad held in Rome, Italy. Victor secured a gold medal in Mathematics and a silver medal in Science, marking a significant achievement for the young student and the state.

Yesterday, I welcomed Chimdiebube Onwubiko, our brilliant 13-year-old International STEM Olympiad champion, to the Lion Building after his remarkable performance in Rome, where he emerged with a Gold Medal in Mathematics and a Silver Medal in Science.

โ€” Peter MbahAnnouncing the reception of the young champion.

Governor Mbah shared the news on his social media accounts, describing Victor's accomplishment as a proud moment for both Enugu State and Nigeria. "Chimdiebubeโ€™s achievement is a proud moment for Enugu and a reflection of the power of discipline, dedication, and quality education," Mbah stated. He also extended commendations to Victor's Mathematics teacher, Chisom Unachukwu, and Evergreen Schools for their role in nurturing the young talent.

Chimdiebubeโ€™s achievement is a proud moment for Enugu and a reflection of the power of discipline, dedication, and quality education.

โ€” Peter MbahCommenting on the significance of the student's victory.

Victor was one of three Nigerian students who excelled at the Olympiad, which saw participation from over 150 countries. The competition, held from July 2 to 8, also recognized Don Anele Munachimso Marvelous for winning double gold medals in Mathematics and Science and being named the Worldโ€™s Best in Science. Eleven-year-old Egejurum Onyedikachi Ethan also earned a gold medal in Mathematics and was recognized as the Worldโ€™s Best in Primary Mathematics.

I commend him, his Mathematics teacher, Chisom Unachukwu, and Evergreen Schools for their commitment to excellence and for proving that Enuguโ€™s young talents can compete and excel on the global stage.

โ€” Peter MbahPraising the student, his teacher, and his school.

Governor Mbah used the occasion to reaffirm his administration's commitment to enhancing the education sector through its Smart Green Schools initiative. "As we continue to transform education through the Smart Green Schools initiative, we remain committed to creating opportunities for every child in Enugu to discover their potential and become champions in their chosen fields," he said. This initiative aims to provide a conducive learning environment and opportunities for students to explore and excel in various academic fields.

As we continue to transform education through the Smart Green Schools initiative, we remain committed to creating opportunities for every child in Enugu to discover their potential and become champions in their chosen fields.

โ€” Peter MbahReaffirming his administration's commitment to education.
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