Meet 9-yr-old Nigerian girl, Charlotte teaching algebra on TikTok

Author: efosataiwo@vanguardngr.comPublished on: August 31, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Meet 9-yr-old Nigerian girl, Charlotte teaching algebra on TikTok

Nine-year-old Charlotte Muritala from Kwara State has gained attention for her passion for mathematics and her efforts to teach other children through TikTok. She developed an interest in math at a young age and shares her knowledge on an online platform created by her mother. Her teacher describes her as an exceptional student with remarkable skills in mathematics.

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