Meet a talented 10-year-old Nigerian girl, Esther Okade, who has been recently been accepted to study for a university maths degree in the UK.
Esther spends her free time in a similar way to many other girls of her age. She plays with Barbie dolls and makes loom bands. But the main difference between the girl and other 10-year-old children is that she has been accepted to study for a university maths degree – despite not going to school.
Esther, from Walsall, West Midlands, UK, has enrolled on an Open University course months after she passed her A-levels. The talented girl has also confessed that she wants to study for a PhD before running her own bank and becoming a millionaire.
Unbelievably, the girl gained a C grade in her maths GCSE when she was 6 years old.
But Esther is not the only gifted child in her family. Her 6-year-old brother Isiah is already studying for his A-levels too.
Both siblings are home-schooled by their mother Omonefe, who is a mathematician. The woman has converted the living room of their semi-detached, three-bedroom house into a makeshift classroom.
‘Esther is doing so well. She took a test recently and scored 100 per cent. Applying to the university was an interesting process because of her age.
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