STEM Winners!!!

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STEM: The Science Technology Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) innovation camp.
Congratulations to all  students who participated in the event yeterday. They are all winners. however, these 3 teams scored the highest marks. 
Congratulations again to the following students and thier schools:

1st place winners -Team 11- Young Engineer for Problem Solving (YEPS)- Team members:
1. Osamudiamen Azamegbe (International School Lagos)
2. Nkemka Chidubem (Fountain Heights Secondary School)
3. Abin Zorto (Dowen College Lekki)
4. Olise Azum (Akande Dahunsi Memorial High school)
5. Bankole Ilerioluwa (Redeemers International Secondary School)
6. Ipinyemi Oluwadamilola (Debiruss College Lekki)

2nd place winners - Team 5-Young Innovators- Team Members:
1. Daniel Ukaji (Debiruss College Lekki)
2. Taiwo Blessing (Akande Dahunsi Memorial High school)
3. Oyelakin Sherifat (Lagos State Model College Badore)
4. Isagba Tobechukwu (Apostolic Faith Secondary School Anthony Village)
5. Ozioma Iwuozo (Fountain Heights secondary school)
6. Ogodo-David Odaefe (Stadium Senior High School)

3rd Place winners - Team 8- KORA-  Team members
1. Ihesiul Henry (Edidot College)
2.Akinmoladun Teniola (Debiruss College)
3. Newman Solomon (Fountain Heights Secondary School)
4. Yusuf Azeez (Stadium Senior High School Surulere) 5
. Matanmi Adebisi (Akande Dahunsi Memorial High School)
 
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Let their success be your inspiration!
 
 

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