Two talented Nigerian children have won the Microsoft Office competition and will represent their country internationally.
Aliyah Adunola and Divine Ihonde, two talented Nigerian children, have won the Microsoft Office Specialist competition in Nigeria, West Africa.
The two exceptional kids will now go on to compete for Nigeria in the Microsoft World Championship in the United States of America (USA).
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Students compete globally in the Microsoft Office Specialist World Championship, which assesses their proficiency with Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Nigeria’s winners are Aliyah and Divine, both of whom attend the City of Knowledge Academy in the southwest part of the nation. Top students are invited to compete for their nations at the World Championship.
Aliyah Odunola won the title of best PowerPoint 2016 and Divine Ihonde won the title of best Excel 2016. Both of them will compete internationally for Nigeria starting in July in the United States of America (USA).
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