A British-Nigerian lady identified as Anne-Marie Imafidon shared her success story as she graduates UK hugh school at 11, bags bachelors degree at 20, masters at 21.
She started Stemettes in 2013, an organization which has helped 40,000 girls realize their STEM potential.
Imafidon launched her own Stemettes STEM resources app, which is used by thousands of “Stemillion” school club members in 2016.
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She is currently working with media companies like the BBC, as well as the 20th Century Fox to put more tech role models on screen.
Imafidon also co-founded Outbox Incubator: the world’s first tech incubator for teenage girls. This has supported 115 young entrepreneurs to date.
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Nigerian student becomes youngest artist and only African art
In another news, a Nigerian medical student in Cyprus became the first African artist with art to be displayed at an Art Museum in Cyprus.
Emediong Uduak Uko’s painting of music legend, ‘Lagbaja’ was the piece that earned the grand feat, being exhibited in the largest Museum in the Mediterranean region.
Thrilled by her achievement, the artist shared the news on her Instagram page @Emilyuko and dedicated her painting to iconic faceless singer, Lagbaja.
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