'I Studied 6 Hours Everyday' - Kamsiyochukwu Umeh
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The most special thing I did during my preparation for UTME was to pray a lot. I started preparing immediately I entered SS 3, studying 6 hours every day, reviewing past questions, and reviewing my books. My school had lots of classes, tests upon tests, just to get prepared. They taught us to time ourselves.
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Just imagine the parents of this kid watching the interview. The dream of every parent.
Yessoo my brother!
Empty barrels make the most noise. The impostor who claimed she got 362 in Jamb and almighty 98 in English kept saying ; I am a brilliant girl . Can you in any way compare yourself to this lady. She had 60 something in English but do you speak better than her? Deficiency always tries to self validate. Congrats Kamsi. I am so proud of you and I will be showing this your interview to my cartoon loving kids.
@@daejoyoung6697 pls take it easy on that other little girl she's just a victim of a corrupt system.
@@daejoyoung6697 I disagree with you. If you happen to be in the other kid situation maybe you would do worst things. Jambs errors made her the highest performing student at that time, allow her to enjoy the moment while it last and also allow her to fight to prove her innocence while it last as well. There are a lots of talented kids in Nigeria. This kid score 360 and there are other that scored 300 all of them are superstar kids. I will prefer you do not use foul language and words to describe them. Shout out to every child and youths that took part in this JAMB exams, you are our pride and our diamonds.
Well sàid
Kudos to Arise crew for giving publicity to excellence
You get sense 💯💯
The country should study what Deeper Life High School is doing and mirror it to other schools. They are consistent.
Yes, I agree. I also ask that there be special schools that stimulate creativity and development for students with the knack for it. But since Nigeria is not a serious country...
The secret is in the leadership of DLHS. I'm a member of deeper church. Pastor Dr. W.F Kumuyi was a first class graduate of mathematics in unilag. He is a versatile and all rounded man of God.
You think they don't know what to do? They don't want naija to work
Seriously, unlike some schools in my area here in Lagos state all they do is party and escutcheons
True
“If someone want to succeed, it’s a matter of determination and choice”
*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
@@mas-udal-hassan9277 What have this got to do with the content of this video?
This girl answers questions more eloquently than some of our leaders. May God help.Nigeria. congratulations my sister. God that started the good work will finish it. You are a star and your light will shine in Jesus name!
Amen
Amen ❤
Amen
This gurl is great. But just an observation: Her English and English score don't tally. I saw 66% I expected some error. Things need to tally
Amen
Anambra is indeed the light of Nigeria. A big congrats to our daughter Kamsi. She’s another shining exemple of who we are.
Sebi na Anambra her school de na ..weyrey . Thank God Pastor Kumuyi be her role model no be Obi😮
@@FactsUncompromizedwhat is your problem with obi? What has obi got to do with this? Na wa o
@@FactsUncompromized but she's from Anambra state wether you like it or not she's from Anambra state ode
@@FactsUncompromized The hatred you guys manifest towards Obi is amazing!!! Such hatred is truly unhealthy for you.
Yesoo. Anambra, Igbo, Peter Obi, Kamsi to the world. Haters can hug transformer
Success don't comes by reading, it comes by reading habit......Rufai is a genius
James Clear concept on GOAL SETTING VS SYSTEM SETTINGS❤
@@official1houronlyAtomic Habits
@@official1houronlyhuioopuii
@@investorsam9111you do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your system! That word right there changed my life!
This reminds me of the popular prayer of Pst. Dr. Kumuyi: As i succeed , you will succeed, everywhere i go, you will go there... I'm using this platform to invite youths to the monthly IMPACT programme pst kumuyi holds with youth across the globe. This is one of the means of getting the success tonic.
Venue please.. Thank you
@@wodlthedaughteroftheking8062*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
Deeper life school admission will increase dramatically. "Praise the Lord" in Kumuyi voice😂
The impact of a sound Bible based school is Bold and gracious speech, appearance and Excellence
You captured it Wella👍💯
I wonder why the crew did not remember to commend her fluent responses and the effortless grace with which she answers questions, she is indeed a gift to the nation
Good observation!
Not enough time I guess.
Please forgive them
She is a product of good and godly parenting, dedicated teachers, couple with her own obedience and determination to excel in life. She is a good example to emulate. God bless her.
Exactly.
@@paulnwazor588*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
I can just see in Ayo's eyes how much she loves kamsy.
yes
Honestly
She is the only cute soul in that studio ❤❤❤❤❤.
@@gr8ofnetwork289I agree with you. We need one cute soul, one vawulence and a holding midfielder(Prof Abati)
@@ekenesamuel9004 holding midfielder indeed😁
This girl is a genius. A student I taught Maths and later further Maths, from primary 5 to SS2 home lesson got 289 in jamb last year. He is now abroad studying computer science. The parents were so grateful to me for the foundation I layed in Maths for the boy. He wanted to study Medicine but did not beat the cut off point, so I advise the parents and the boy to study computer science, with the aim off becoming a programmer.
Why telling us all this story who u help congratulate the girl simple
@@collins1988Bros calm down 😂. You know whether him new customer dey here 😉
Vawulence
Do you have a KZhead platform or portfolio that I can access to see your work. I can pilot you to a greater height
@@collins1988 You are sick in the head. Haven't you heard stories like these are what inspired the youthful generation and parents to push beyond landmarks?
This is who we should be celebrating. This girl is an epitome of excellence. Very confident and humble. Congratulations, girl! We are proud of you. You deserve presidential recognition.🎉🎉🎉
Not some cookaholics... making noise up and down #dtsall
@@ezinwacollins282*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
Look at her composure and use of words. Excellence. She's meant for the stars. Congratulations 🎉
Arise Arise Arise. You always rise for the right thing. This is not BIG-BROTHER Naija highlight, but a spotlight on academic excellence. Kudos! you have done your bit, and we await to see what those corporate sponsors will do for this gift of our nation.
Thank you joor.....
😂💯
@@12tribes37*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
You don't need a soothsayer to tell you she is the right top scorer in JAMB. Its audible to the deaf and visible to the blind. Let's learn to be devoid of tribalism, retrogresive emotions, and all sorts of unnecessary biases and see things for what they truly are like sane humans. Merit is Merit & Excellence should be "The Culture".. Thumbs up to this bright mind. Weldone Kami
Do you know, I never understood why Pride was considered sin until I saw how wilfully blind tribalism can make people.
Well said
@@akpowarri3504 sadly so. I can imagine
Wow very inspiring and powerful comment. I was literally struck in awe as I listened to her. If she had spoken for 10 hours, I would have given her all my attention.
I don't think that tribalism has anything to do in this matter. What escalated the issue of Mmesoma is the delay in making investigations before name calling. At the time the right thing was done, it was clear who the criminal is, and sanctions and blames were laid accordingly. It is my hope that this will be replicated at all levels of the society. Where there are agitations, investigations must be done first, and as soon as the truth is determined, let the criminal be sanctioned. The right thing must be done regardless of who the criminal is. A criminal is a criminal, and no one should be above the law! Thank you.
I am proud i'm graduate from deeper life. Im not gonna lie our teachers tried and we fasted and prayed those days every week, it wasn't easy but we thank God it all paid off.
Ayo is so special… you can see in her eyes how proud she is of the girl. It’s so obvious that she is rooting for this young lady. Thank you Arise News, Thank you to the staff and students of Deeper Life High School, Deep appreciation to her parents, and to the star of moment Kamsiyochukwu. May God continually lead you.
Yes there is an empathic glow in Ayo’s eyes❤
Thank You Arise news for this interview. School is not scam, the country's academic system made it so. You can see the young girl is already looking outside the country options. Congratulations to her.
My brother. School no be scam oo.
She is exactly my sister's age.. my sister passed her waec and neco with 7 credits and a B in a public school. She got a score of 260 in Jamb 2023. I was so happy for my sister.... I got a score of 252 in my jamb score in 2010, got a master in Nigeria and currently a Ph.D student outshore... Boy O boy a score of 360 is great...
Wow congratulations 👋
Chemistry 99; Mathematics 97 and Physics 98, English 66. These marks aren't for feeble students.
@@nmg1909 I tells you
You guys are really really good 🙌
@@nmg1909I tell you
I'm 23 years old in my final year and this 16yr old girl is an inspiration to me. I need to pick up a book once in a while
Not only once in a while, but a hobby.
Not only once in a while, but always.
@@stellaogedegbe8681*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
@@stellaogedegbe8681 rest
@@mas-udal-hassan9277 my friend gettat
As a deeper life high school pioneer student myself who is on her way to becoming a medical doctor I can say that I am so proud of her especially knowing how firm my alma mater stands against examination malpractice making sure that you as a student earn your score all by yourself....I believe we'll just keep producing nothing less than excellence in this world of academics💪
Cried when I learnt of their teachers
@@chigoziechikezie8437 🥺🥺
@@chigoziechikezie8437*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
My alma mater was really and inverse of that of this noble genius,in spite of the fact that I'm now hustling all by myself to make it happen,I still appreciate my school cos the little I learned is just like a catalyst to me,and I believe to reach that peak just like this noble genius 🍻
@@francisdeyoungfrancosax6938 💯🩵
I see Deeper Life High School, Mowe getting increased enrollment of students from all over Nigeria. Kudos to Pastor W.F Kumuyi and most especially, kudos to the teachers at DLHS.
For certain
School fees is going up.
I did not go to deeper life highschool. But my math and physics teachers were deeper lifers omo...they were good and they will drill and drill and drill you and you will pass.
@@segs3394 True oo. Discipline on every level.
@@segs3394 that's so true My high school teacher back then drilled us, taught and punished us till we got really really good at math and just in 2 seesions we were already going for competitions
It's so refreshing to see that we still have students who study hard in school. There is still hope for Nigeria. Congrats Kamsi. Kudos to Deeper Life High School.
There have always been students who study hard in school. What are you even saying
@@gwenbily Yes there are but the number is dwindling because students now rely on cheating to pass exams because of our corrupt systems.
@@gwenbily*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
@@obiobi9378*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
I know her parents and beautiful siblings, Naeto, Zina and Amanda❤. I, for one, can say that her mum is someone that always wants to see her kids succeed. I remember when I used to teach her younger siblings in primary school as a home tutor, and the mum would make sure they read all the time. So happy for Kamsy and her family. Wishing you greater heights, darling ❤. I'm so happy for the Umehs🎉❤.
so is it true that she lied?
@@ibrahimmomoh*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
@@ibrahimmomohlied about?
@@dopemp3464 her result is fake and her father came forward to apologise. She has been told to write a letter of apology after her state government investigated and found out it’s all been a fraud
@ibrahim. This is not the girl
All I heard is I prayed and I studied. Praying should not stop you from working. prayer works! Diligence pays!
She speaks with so much grace. Remain ever blessed young lady
Kudos to her parents, her teachers and school, and last but not least, her determination and hard work to succeed. She will go places indeed.
Well said......
I’m 19+ and I can’t even measure my level of confidence with this 16 year old brilliant girl. She is so well-spoken and poised with confidence . This should be an encouragement to parents out there to invest more in their wards education, every sane parent want such an intelligent child . In addition, Christian boarding schools can’t be out-bested
16 and 19, same bracket.
Your write-up shows you're smart too ❤
@@cennysworld Thank you ❤️
You’re very smart too and I wish you all the best 🙏🏽
@@IBK1001 Thank you. All the best too ❤️
Why is she not Trending 🎊👏👏👏🙌🇳🇬 #Igbo
If is bad news about deeper life now it will trend
Kudos to the teachers of deeper life high school and deeper life Bible church for making stars of these teenagers.
I bet you.. 80% of those teachers can't score 280
Arise tv. I'm really proud of you. This is what the media should project and celebrate more- Academic excellence cutting across all the regions of the nation. This is One thing to proud of as a Nigeria despite the leadership's numerous failures. Congrats to the young lady she's indeed a shinning star
Wish each child would get the same opportunity as there are children who are very brilliant, but is left behind.
As a Deeper Lifer, I am so happy to see this, it is so much win for Deeper Life members and the Christiandom
*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
Her brilliance, eloquence and self comfidence is everything. Her parents, Pastor Kumuyi, Staff of Deeper Life High School and Dr Ben Carson should be so proud of her! Kamsiyochukwu, I am super proud of you!! Congratulations dear!!! 🥳🥳
I was all smile as I was watching this interview for some good reasons: 1) Her Success. 2) Her dedication to her God. 3) Her dedication to her studies. 4) Her choice of role models: she is going to really achieve great things and finally, 5) My niblings school there. In fact I am the one that go pick them up and drop them there each time they have any holiday. So, they are in safe hands.
God job
@@helenabijo7827*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
Kamsiyochukwu, the daughter of Pastor WF Kumuyi, a first-class student himself, has proven to be a true reflection of her spiritual father. Congratulations on your remarkable academic achievement. Keep being amazing!
Kumuyi is not her parents, he is her role model.
@@chineduonuorah Don't mind them if she had committed crime or any other criminal related offence she would have been Omo igbo,but now a fully blooded igbo daughter has turned to be a yoruba pastor's daughter
@@chineduonuorah Yes I am aware thank you, I am guessing you didn't read my comment till the end, I added spiritual father
She said “for one to succeed, it’s one’s own effort and despite how any would try to persuade you to do so but if you’re not willing and determined yourself, still nothing will be achieved” this is what I have been telling to anyone who asks me how I manage to top my class…… I have the same mindset with her☺️
Asides academics, this is a brilliant child. So smart and diplomatic. She handled the questions really well. So sound ❤❤❤❤. God bless you girl.
Excellence is a culture, build it in your child, wards, and students, and reap the fruits in bounties!!!
Spot on
A parent can't build excellence in a child if they are not excellent themselves. You model to your children excellence and your children will copy.
But then again. If anyone wants to succeed. You have to push on your own.
6hours a day is enough for an excellent result in most college level degrees and even some professional degrees. Impressive form. As a medical student, 8hrs a day was the norm for me.
The best is to study smart. It’s not about the hrs but the understanding of the concept.
8 hours out of 24? How many hours remain for the day?? Na book I come read 4 life?
@@weirdopinion1572 To ace medical school comfortably, 8 hours a day is the bare minimum. Medical school requires beyond studying smart. You just have to put in the work. So the speaker is right to say that he/she studied 8 hours everyday as a medical student.
Not just the number of hours put into reading that matters, but the number of hours involved in 'Concentrated Reading' ( if there is anything like that)
@@weirdopinion1572This is why you are NOT the highest Scorer in JAMB because you are NOT ready to pay the price 😂😂😂
The school produced over 100 students who scored over 300+ in Jamb this year. That shows the excellent and the good works the school and the teachers are doing
Over 100 students??
@@vanessaidehen6160 130 students.
My daughter is in this school , scored 324. She confirmed this.
@@evanschukwu5144 thanks for the information. I just learnt that the school has branches situated in most states of the country. I understand better now. Kudos 👍👍
Omo, they (all the high scoring students from that school and the school itself) should be given recognition o.
The girl just exudes grace, it is written all over her
*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
Speaks with so much gravitas. She is clearly a great student and great things certainly await her.
I can't explain how I feel. I am happy and encouraged. I will always play this clip for my children. Congratulations Kamsi
Dear parent, please don't even try to pressure your children or compare them with anybody or try to make them do like others. Teach them what they need , they will excel differently.
@@wigwechinwendu3787*_It's a tragedy to the fate of this nation that the Igbo person has been in denial about the problem they created for this country since 1966. Instead, they play the victim._* . In May 1966, General Johnson Aguiyi-Ironsi, Nigeria’s first military head of state, promulgated the infamous Decree No. 34 of 1966, the “unification decree.” The decree effectively did away with the federal system of government practiced by Nigeria since its independence from British colonial rule in 1960. In its place, the general instituted a unitary system of government as a way of discouraging “tribal loyalties and activities which promote tribal consciousness and sectional interests and which must give way to the urgent task of national reconstruction.” The decree suspended aspects of the Nigerian constitution and, with it, the military government arrogated to itself wide discretionary powers. Unknown to the general, the effects of this decree would reverberate well into Nigeria’s sixtieth year as an independent nation.
As a public school teacher, I am very proud of Precious Ume’s academic excellence. No doubt, you deserve every support for you to reach the highest height.
Thank you Jesus for helping this young girl to excel.
Waow...happy for u.. I got 312 in jamb. 97 physics 91chemstry , 73 maths and 51 English..
Good job! You must have worked hard as well.
Legend 🙌
Congrats
You need English extra lessons
Congratulations dear hardwork pays
Go girl. I’m sure Pastor Kumuyi will be happy to meet you as well. Quite on track if you continue to be inspired by your two role models.
I love listening to KUMUYI, not surprised that the school could produce and harness this girl's knowledge
At her age, with the level of intelligence she has and the confidence to talk so boldly on national TV, this young girl is going places. Also glad to hear how some of these men of God inspires people.
My 14 years old son score 276 in the same jamb resilt, but I do tell him to work harder like this lady, congratulations dear am so happy for you,more win for you in Jesus name
Don’t push too hard. Emotional consequences can follow. Be gentle. 276 for a 14 year old is a master stroke. Congrats to your son.
Wow, your son did well! And I agree with the last commenter, don't push him too much. Pushing is meant for children below average or just average. The stage he is in is more of encouragement, praises (to raise his confidence) and mental stimulation to inspire him. Exam scores are great, but the real test is critical thinking/ problem solving excellence for the real world.
14 years old, be easy on him plsss
Sometimes wisdom comes with age
Congrats girl! We are proud of you. Africa is proud of you. Go girl! More grace, more wins.
Nigeria is a factory that naturally churns out excellence even without a project manager. It's in our DNA. So proud of this girl. This is just the beginning. The Arise Trio always have my respect and love for the quality of their work.
Nigeria and Africa, in fact, the world is so fortunate to have such a great mind as Kamsiyochukwu among others therein! There is no limit to what such modest greatness can achieve! Keep up the greatness, dear! Your best is yet to come! God is your strength!
We the Igbos still remains the dot.being an Igbo person is a huge privilege,we are unbeatable.kamsy God has blessed you beyond measure we are proud of you omalicha.
some of una mouth too much. That's the problem. Which one is Igbos is too much. Na only igbos get academic brilliance for Nigeria? Rubbish. Congrats to the young girl. Her performance is stand out. Wonder why she didn't take SAT. She probably would her gotten scores to take her to some of the best universities in the world
@@wallace6623 I don't see anything bad in his comment, why are you so pained??
@@anthonyobioraokeke3788I don't understand these people. They just don't get it that It is the norm with the igbos, anywhere they go most especially business and academic wise, they must shine. Igbos are extremely industrious.
@@emmanuelfaithigwe3304 Don't mind them, they're only quick to pant the entire Igbo race black anytime some miscreants are apprehended & exposed in public
Let's calm down.... She is a Nigerian please. Mk una leave this tribe matter
To be honest the girl scores more than 360 look at how brilliant she is
LOOOOOL
If you remove English which she doesn't need for her intended profession, she scores well over 360.
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Thank God she was raised by a Great man from the southwest of Nigeria - Pastor W.F Kumuyi. Let us appreciate our interdependency and stop this tribalism. Let us preach love rather than hate. Let us fuel togetherness. Let us stop the ethnic divide. Let love lead❤❤❤
Her parents should be proud of themselves. As someone who attended a strict boarding school, i was almost moved to tears when she said her parents never missed a weekend to call her and give her encouragement and support which goes a long long way
This young lady is brilliant.
Congratulations dear. I like wot u said; 1. Prayer 2. Reading U see if u want to past exams like waec and jamb, study past questions on them, read hard and pray and u will see urself excelling. The problems of most students z malpractices in the school system, lack of hard work, determination and belief in oneself.
Exceptional trailblazer. She's definitely on the right path to becoming a world changer. Nigerians are phenomenal. Kudos to her parents, Pastor Kumuyi and the dedicated Deeper Life teachers.
Every parent should be blessed with a KamsiyoChukwu Umeh. Congratulations my girl! I tap into this overwhelming feat🙏
Amen and amen
This is my favorite arise episode ever
Same here
This brilliant brain will go places in life
If Nigeria 🇳🇬 allows her to go places!!!God help her ! And protect her tenderness 😮. Nigeria 🇳🇬 is a dangerous ground 😢
No insult we no receive for calling Mmesoma out. Igbo people say it’s because we’re against their tribe. Thank God Miss Umeh is also Igbo to vindicate our stand. We’re for justice and not tribe. Congratulations to her!
I feel like the interview should continue on a on. I was just smiling from the beginning to the end of the interview. Kamsiyochukwu Umeh, is another glory to the nation Nigeria 🇳🇬. She speaks with a lot of dexterity, confidence, authority, cool and calm. May the glory of God almighty continue to radiates in your life. Congratulations daughter of Zion. Am proud of you Kamisyochukwu
We have to encourage the Abokis to embrace education and forget politics for a while. Those guys have destroyed Nigeria.
Thanks so much Arise news for using your Arise media platforms to promote good characters peaces and promotion to every ethics groups in every parts of Nigerian and also international. More grace to Chief Nduka Obaigbena and to all Arise News teams.
Congratulations Kamsi, you have made your school, parents, teachers and mentors proud! Please keep the flag flying very high. You are now a role model. The sky is surely your stepping stone. May God continue to watch over you as you fulfil destiny in Jesus Mighty Name.
IGBO to the world, Kamsiyochukwu thank you for making us proud ❤
When other groups beat everyone in the nation on academics or sports, u will never hear ethnic division, but u. Utme jamb 2024 the highest scorer of the exam is not from South East, and u can't see or hear the group of where that child is from claim so so to the world. When other groups do great, they don't attribute to their ethnic group. Pls do better. This behavior is appalling.
This clip made me cry 😢 Congratulations Kamsi. I'm proud of you. See you at the top.
Greatness has no color or creed; it is the result of deliberate efforts, commitment, and passion. Thank you very much.
Wrong. Greatness knows colour and creed. To determine if belief systems are wholesome or pernicious, examine their practical effect. If religion is judged by its end results, then Islam is the worst major religion. How so? Very simple. Out of the billions of Muslims in the world (living or dead), NOT A SINGLE MUSLIM has made any original contribution to any aspect of MODERN science or indeed any other empirical branch of knowledge IN THE MODERN ERA (The modern era started in 1500). If there were only Muslims in the world, we could not have this online interaction. Islamic backwardness is almost incredible because Persians & North Africans used to be far ahead of the West and only became backward once Islam became entrenched. By 1500, Mohammed's poison had brought the "golden age" of the Muslim world to a complete halt. On the other hand, the West which used to lag behind them became synonymous with modern civilization during the Christian era. I do not claim to fully understand why Islam has such a catastrophic effect, but it may have to do with the so-called FIVE PILLARS OF ISLAMIC RETROGRESSION: 1/ SHARIA: (especially 3 aspects of the Sharia - Polygamy, Subjugation of women, & Second-Class citizenship of non-Muslims). Each of these 3 aspects is disastrous. Polygamy distracts men, discounts women, and divides children. Female subjugation renders half the population impotent (if Marie Curie had been a Moslem, we would have no X-Ray in any hospital!). The practical effect of the enforced Second-Class citizenship of non-Muslims is that Islamic nations can never have true peace. 2/ MOHAMMED'S EXAMPLE: There is a great difference between Christian iniquity and Muslim iniquity. The Christian is disobeying the example and teaching of Christ, and so can be called to repentance. On the contrary, when Muslims engage in slavery, rape, murder, genocide, pedophilia, looting, oppression, feudalism, forced conversion, honor-killing, fascism, intentional deceit (taqiya), etc they are following the personal and repeated example of Muhammed and so cannot repent, because there is no higher standard to hold before them. That difference is at the heart of the problem with Islam. 3/ ISLAMIC FATALISM DISCOURAGES PROACTIVENESS 4/ ISALMIC LOW VIEW OF HUMANITY: Islam rejects the three key doctrines of Christianity which have the indirect effect of raising human dignity, namely: (a) The Fatherhood of God (b) The Incarnation of Christ (c) The In-dwelling of the Holy Spirit 5/ REJECTION OF THE CROSS - Therefore, no theological basis for God-man or man-man reconciliation (necessary for peace and harmony).
@@annefranciselizabeth3840 wow wow wow, I have learn something here. This is serious and pathetic. Thanks for this eye opening information. Had to read it twice.
Congratulations to her, she has a great mind and obviously she is a stand out. She knows exactly what she wants.
I am excited to see this amazing young girl and her achievement. Just IMAGINE how many Kamsiyochukwus are all over the country if they had 'half' the resources she has access to. Thank you, Deeper Life Bible church.
Yeah, quite true.
Kudos to Snr Pastor Kumuyi and Deeper Life church/high school in Mowe for producing great, greater students. God bless deeper church all over the world 🌎 🙏
Kudos to the school, teachers and Parents ❤
This made me smile heartily. And this interview goes straight to my archives!! Congratulations 🎊 🎊 🎊 Champ!
I'm thrilled to see this. Well-done girl. You are destined to be great.😊
Congratulations to her, her parents, Pastor kumuyi, and deeper life high sch. Her confidence, eloquence and brilliance is topnotch
So much grace at a young age. ❤. Congratulations to Miss Kamsiyochukwu Umeh! Ezigbo Ada Idemili! 🎉🎉🎉
She is not an Idemili girl. She is from Nnewi South.
Success has many friends and relatives. See how they are associating with her origin😂😂😂😂😂
Thank God she was raised by a Great man from the southwest of Nigeria - Pastor W.F Kumuyi. Let us appreciate our interdependency....
@@DrHugoMDLol. Shift abeg watin concern Kumoye or whatever in this case? Okpo
Loveee it . I see how the girl did not take God and self determination out of her responses ❤
Congrat Kamsy Ka ezi ihe biakutem Iseee
So proud. She's highly inspiring! 🙏🏽❤️
This put a big smile on my face. congratulations, girl! this is just the beginning of great things to come. :)
Congratulations to her. Wish you greater heights
Brilliant girl, thank you Arise for bringing her on the platform
She deserves the score. Brilliant girl!
Congratulations to her, a lot of brilliant students are out there who's parents can't afford Weac fees, some can't even pay school fees. A lot can't afford a good school, with that girl appearance you will know her parents are well doing. When soil is moist it will yeild a good crop. Let government help our society
I like this. Arise Tv, thank you guys for doing this. It's important to highlight these occasions. It's a breath of fresh air from all these political shenanigans happening in the country.
It’s such a fresh air
I really love this because I have been expecting this great channel to bring her up for this interview..thanks so much for this wonderful time.
That's excellent interview with the young girl. Congratulations to her for that great achievement!
DLHS Leadership with Distinction 💯💯💯💯💯
Congratulations my daughter 😊...you have made yourself proud and your family
This is real talent. I salute her determination to succeed. She is destined for greatness. Congratulations
I so much love her coherence.
Such a brilliant young girl.Welldone Kamsi. We re proud of you
Big congratulations Kamsi, I watched you live from Dubai and I owe you a special gift. Am so proud of you and I wish girls from my area can be on TV too for something sweet like yours. God bless your parents, your Pastors Kumuyi/Ben Carson and Channels TV for bringing out your story. I am so so proud of you. Best wishes sweetheart
Such a brilliant girl. I am absolutely awed by this interview
Thanks Arise for bringing this young lady who deserves all the recognition she get. Thanks for changing the focus to the right person.