President of the Senate, Godswill Akpabio, has said that Nigerian youths have what it takes to rule the world, only if the relevant government agencies encourage them to achieve their potential.
Akpabio stated this while receiving 11 years old Miss Cara Victor Antai, who won Bronze at the Prestigious Global Final 2, held at the University of Surrey, United Kingdom, in his country home, Ukana, Essien Udim Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.
According to a statement signed by Special Assistant, Media Jackson Udom, The senate president said “I congratulate you my daughter on this great feat. It shows that Nigerians, given the opportunities and encouragement by the relevant agencies of government can achieve whatever they are out to achieve.
“This award bestowed on you is a demand for more hard work. I also congratulate your parents, Dr and Mrs Antai, for ensuring that you achieve this great feat.”
The competition brought together over 20,000 participants from 69 countries, which began with an online round and culminating in the prestigious Global Final 2, held from 27th July to 3rd August at the University of Surrey, UK.
Among the proud representatives of Nigeria were eight students—five from NTIC Abuja and three from NTIC Yobe.
Competing in the TeenEagle 1 category, which tested both receptive skills (reading & listening) and productive skills (writing & speaking), Cara delivered an outstanding performance.
Her achievements at the global rounds included, 3rd Place (Bronze) – TeenEagle 1 Category and a Special Award – Best in Charisma
