By: Joy Musa
In a stunning display of linguistic brilliance, 17-year-old Nafisa Abdullah Aminu from Yobe State, Nigeria, has claimed the top prize at the 2025 TeenEagle Global Finals, emerging as the world’s best in English language skills.
The prestigious international competition, held in London, United Kingdom, brought together over 20,000 students from 69 countries, including participants from native English-speaking nations. Nafisa, representing Nigeria through Nigerian Tulip International College (NTIC), Yobe, outshone her global peers with exceptional mastery of the English language.
Her victory marks a historic moment for Nigeria and Yobe State, showcasing the academic excellence and global competitiveness of Nigerian students. The TeenEagle Championship is renowned for its rigorous assessments in grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, and public speaking, making Nafisa’s achievement all the more remarkable.
“This win is not just mine it’s for every young Nigerian girl who dreams big,” Nafisa said, beaming with pride after receiving her award.
The news has sparked celebrations across Nigeria, with educators, government officials, and citizens applauding her success. Social media platforms have been flooded with congratulatory messages, with many hailing Nafisa as a national treasure and a symbol of hope for the future. Congratulations, Nafisa! Your brilliance has made Nigeria proud.
The Federal Ministry of Education and Yobe State Government are expected to formally recognize her achievement in the coming days, with calls for increased support for gifted students across the country.
Nafisa’s triumph not only elevates Nigeria’s global academic reputation but also inspires a new generation of learners to pursue excellence regardless of background or geography.
