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College Wins NTA’s Science Quiz Competition

by Henry Tyohemba
11 months ago
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Nigerian Tulip International Colleges (NTIC), Abuja, has clinched the first position at this year’s Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Science Quiz Competition for Senior Secondary Schools.

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The competition is a yearly one with eight schools in attendance.

Of the eight schools, the Nigerian Tulip International Colleges came first, while Premiere Academy and I-Scholar Academy came second and third, respectively.

Speaking while presenting awards to the winners, the general manager of NTA Knowledge, Bukola DaSilva, said the competition aimed to test the students’ knowledge, stressing that it was tough.

According to DaSilva, the questions are set from the Education Resource Centre, National Mathematics Centre, Science and Tech Centre and Secondary Education Board.

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The managing director of Nigerian Tulip International Colleges, NTIC, Mr Feyzullah Bilgin, congratulated the participating students on their brilliant minds, which “are behind this remarkable achievement.”

Other schools that participated in the quiz competition were Stella Maris College, Glisten International Academy, African Community School, and Stella Creative Basic School.

 


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