"See Talent": 10-Year-Old Nigerian Boy Dubbed 'Human Calculator' Stuns Many With His Maths Skill
- A Nigerian boy has earned the admiration of people following his display of impeccable arithmetic capabilities
- An MC showed off the lad as he solicited help to put him back in school and funds for his eye surgery
- In split seconds, the boy provided answers to seemingly tricky maths questions without flinching
A 10-year-old Nigerian boy, identified as Isaac Nyan, has astounded people with his incredible maths skills.
Akin Abolade, a wedding MC and host, did a video of the boy, dubbing him a 'human calculator.
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Akin revealed the boy has an eye problem and has been out of school for a year. The kindhearted man solicited financial support to help solve these challenges Isaac was battling.
Showcasing Isaac's skill, Akin tested him with arithmetic questions and was blown away as the lad provided answers in seconds.
The MC was so impressed that he called the boy a wizard. When asked how he does it, Isaac said it is all in his head.
Watch the video below:
His maths skills amazed people
top_boi_cityy said:
"Somebody tagging @donjazzy, watin don jazzy wan do for this matter abeg make una allow baba rest."
psalmmyzino_ said:
"Dis one won’t trend since d boi no do BBL… naija my country."
baba_olorunosebi said:
"Genius❤️."
officialdjdecencydspin said:
"Why can’t you drop the boy direct account details or his mom account."
iam_aybella said:
"Akin God will make u a blessing for this boy and I shall contribute as well...I love you boy..."
scentmeupbygaga said:
"This is impressive I don find maths teacher for my unborn child."
blazeisfunny said:
"Dem no go see this one help. Na person wey go do yansh dem go dey post. Mtchew."
@oloriperfumes said:
"Ah see Talent oh God! This boy suppose enter Guinness book."
3 year-old impresses with numeracy and literacy skills
In a related report, Briefly News reported that a toddler went viral on TikTok for writing numbers and words.
The 3-year-old impressed netizens by writing "apple" and "tomato" and the number "1000." South Africans were bowled over by the young man's intelligence and praised him ceaselessly.
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