STEMafrique Initiative

✨Mind blown, right?😄

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A study published in March 2017 in The Science of Nature said an estimated 400-800 million tons of prey are killed annually by the global spider community. To compare, the estimated mass of all adult humans on Earth is about 287 million tons.
This also means spiders eat as much meat as all 7 billion humans on Earth combined. The study said humans consume about 400 million tons of meat and fish each year.

✨The future is being built, will you be part of it?😉😎

✨Question everything, learn something new!😌

✨Celebrating Chika Ofili, Nigerian boy who received the ‘TruLittle Hero Awards‘ for discovering a new mathematical formula👏🎉

He discovered that if you take the last digit of any whole number, multiply it by 5 and then add this to the remaining part of the number, you will get a new number. If this new number is divisible by 7, then the original number is divisible by 7.

The awards was presented to Ofili at an annual ceremony that recognizes, celebrates, and rewards outstanding achievements of remarkable children and young people under the age of 17 years all over the United Kingdon.

✨Happy new week!!🥳🎉💃

✨Innovation knows no borders, no limits. Everyone has a place in STEM, find yours💃

✨New month, New beginning!💃🥳🎉

✨Celebrating Ada Nduka Oyom, the founder of She Code Africa, a non-profit organization that empowers young girls and women in Africa with technical skills👏

She founded SCA in 2016 and has since impacted over 17,000 women members across 20 African countries with her team, while championing gender diversity in tech through it. Their goal is to see an Africa where women are equally represented across all career roles in technology. SCA’s mission is to build a community which embodies technical growth, networking, mentorship and visibility among all levels and career roles in technology🚀👏.

✨It’s trivia Tuesday🥳💃

Leave your guess in the comments below ⬇️

✨New week, new innovations🚀. Let’s STEM ahead💃😄

✨What’s platelets’ top task?😁

✨Celebrating Capt. (Mrs) Chinyere Kalu, the first Woman to fly an Aircraft in Nigeria 🥳. She shattered barriers in 1981 by becoming the first Nigerian woman to earn a commercial pilot’s license.
There’s hardly any sector today where women won’t be found doing amazing things👏👏