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Angus Fraser Memorial High School in Benue State has recorded a remarkable academic milestone, with all five students who represented the institution in the Mathematical Association of Nigeria (MAN) Mathematics Olympiad qualifying for the state finals.
The MAN Mathematics Olympiad is a prestigious national competition designed to identify, nurture, and celebrate exceptional mathematical talent among secondary school students across Nigeria.
The school announced that its representatives—Egaji Michael, Iorun Samuel, Tarbo David, Ayoo Abel, and Uke-Manger St. Patrick—delivered outstanding performances in the qualifying round, earning exceptional scores that secured their advancement to the next stage, scheduled for May 2026.
This perfect qualification rate marks a 100% success for the school in the initial round, reflecting both the students’ brilliance and the effectiveness of the school’s preparation strategy.
The school management commended the tireless efforts of its teaching staff, particularly Mr. Amos Iyounghye, for his dedicated guidance and mentorship that played a pivotal role in the students’ success.
“We are proud of our learners for this remarkable achievement and grateful to our staff who worked tirelessly to prepare them,” a statement from the school read. “This success motivates us as we look forward to the state finals with confidence and determination to build on this momentum.”
The qualification has been widely celebrated as a testament to academic excellence and strong institutional support for STEM education in Benue. The school expressed optimism about its prospects in the upcoming state-level competition and reaffirmed its commitment to nurturing future mathematical leaders.
