The Pinnacle Of Nigerian Excellence! By Raheem Mutiyat Oreoluwa
Notwithstanding the dynamics of the threatening rate of moral decline and stagnating socio-economic environment of the country, Nigerians have continued to be their best in terms of intellectual creativity, industriousness and resilient tenacity. In 2022, Nigeria ranked 17th in African countries Global Innovation Index, and 114th in the world (Galal, 2022), which showed an increased improvement compared to previous years. Globally, Nigerians have successfully carved niches and questioned the modus operandi in various fields of but are not limited to technology, sports, literature, agriculture, medicine and entertainment. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; the first ever African and woman to become the director of World Trade Organisation is from Nigeria, Olufunmilayo Falusi Olopade from the Yoruba ethnic group is globally acknowledged for her ground-breaking efforts in cancer genetics and researches in breast cancer tailored to women of African descent, Philip Emeagwali who left a mark in the domain of oil exploration and supercomputing through his nature-inspired formula, is from South-Eastern Nigeria.
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