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14/11/2023
Can you solve the cube? Have you been to a competition? It is an awesome experience that goes beyond just solving the cube.
WCA competitions are for everyone who enjoys solving the cube, no matter how old or young, fast or slow you are.
Click the link below to sign up for Nigerian Championship 2023.
https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/competitions/NigerianChampionship2023/register
27/09/2017
27/09/2017
Awesome time spent with these tender, but bright minds at Howbury School, Mende.
You are born great - Unleash Your Potentials!
#1-DayExperienceTheRubik'sCube.
Have you experienced the Rubik's Cube?
05/06/2017
Intelligence Meets Adventure at Hi-Impact Planet Amusement Park
05/06/2017
Cubing Africa, in partnership with Hi-Impact Planet Amusement Park, had it's 3rd Experience The Rubik's Cube Inter-School Competition themed "Intelligence Meets Adventure" on Children's Day (May 27, 2017).
It was indeed a day of fun and adventure with students from all over South West Nigeria competing.
In the Senior category, 5 students solved 25 Rubik's cubes within the shortest time, while in the Junior category, 3 students solved 15 Rubik's cubes.
Christ The King Catholic College, Odolewu, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State came 1st solving 25 Rubik's cubes in 3.22s, closely followed by Supreme Education Foundation solving in 3.43s. In the 3rd place was St. Anthony's Grammar School, Esure, Ijebu-Imushin, Ogun State solving same number of Rubik's cubes in 4minutes.
Pathfinders Private School, Mowe, Ogun State came 1st in the Junior category. They solved 15 Rubik's cubes in 7.46s. They were followed by Kemson Schools International, Ikoyi, Lagos State solving same number of Rubik's cubes in 8.25s
The Solo competition was held on the Ferris Wheel and Mustapha Yakubu of Supreme Education Foundation emerged the winner in the Senior category with an average of 0.20s, while Nwaeke John of Pathfinders Private School, Mowe emerged the winner in the Junior category with an average of 0.70s.
17 schools participated in the competition displaying their cognitive skills in a fun and exciting way.
Prizes range from Cash gift, Laptops, Tablets, Smartphones, School bags, etc. The overall best, Mustapha Yakubu, will be undergoing a mentoring program to prepare him for a great future.
Cubing Africa congratulates all the winners. It was indeed a memorable experience at the Hi-Impact Planet Amusement Park and we look forward to having a repeat experience.
Mrs Kemi Awe giving the Vote of Thanks and the Closing Remark. What a wonderful day with the kids. Intelligence meets adventure. It was fun all through. 'scube Kupendeza World
27/05/2017
And we have an overall winner for the Children's Day inter-school competition...Mustapha Yakubu with an average time of 19.938 sec. 'sCube Kupendeza World
27/05/2017
The most important part of the programme...intelligence is not necessarily defined by age. The finalists are ready! 'sCube https://t.co/Z8ROfVHW4j
Kemi Awe on Twitter “The most important part of the programme...intelligence is not necessarily defined by age. The finalists ready! 'sCube”
27/05/2017
Intelligence + Adventure = Atmosphere for Smart Kids.
The Rubik's Cube. 'sCube
27/05/2017
Kings College, Igbobi College, Holy Child, Lagos African Grammar School on this one, solving the Rubik's cube on the battlefield.. 'sCube and we have a batch winner... Kupendeza World Cubing Africa. The competition happening right now at High Impact Planet.
27/05/2017
Primary school students at it...solving the Rubik's cube. This is exactly where Intelligence Meets Adventure 'sCube https://t.co/fBM0qyUoAM
Kemi Awe on Twitter “Primary school students at it...solving the Rubik's cube. This is exactly where Intelligence Meets Adventure 'sCube”