The 2025 edition of Cowbellpedia has ignited passion for learning, spotlighting Nigeria’s brightest maths students and redefining education through competition.

This year themed “Mega Minds” witnesses 48 exceptional students advancing to the quarterfinals in both the junior and senior categories, with the competition proving to be a powerful platform for academic excellence, innovation, and national inspiration.

The show has taken a bold new direction, blending rigourous intellectual challenges with supportive learning environments.

From the practice pod designed for last-minute revision to the Dream Board and Wall of Fame that celebrate student aspirations, Cowbellpedia 2025 has created an ecosystem that encourages critical thinking, creativity, and confidence.

Co-host of the show, Linda Ejiofor-Suleiman, said the competition is an educational experience wrapped in entertainment.

  “We’ve built a space where learning feels exciting, where students are motivated not just to win, but to grow.”

The structure of the show includes innovative segments like “Fastest Fingers”, the high-pressure “60 Seconds of Fame”, and “Questions from the Cowbellpedia Bank” all designed to sharpen students’ cognitive speed, accuracy, and problem-solving skills.

Onyema Alexis and Adoga Agbo David made headlines by achieving some of the highest-ever scores in the 60-second round.

According to the show quiz master, Ebuka Obi-Uchendu said the kids aren’t just answering questions, they’re solving problems in real time under pressure. “That’s an essential life skill and this is education at its most dynamic.”

In his word, the Media and Equity Manager contributed to the motion saying every child in the competition represents potential, and we are investing in their journey. This is how we build a nation of problem solvers.”

The quarterfinalists, drawn from across the country, include standout names in the junior category such as Sochima, Hallel, Peace, Alexis, and Arthur, while the senior category features top talents like Elizabeth, Ireoluwa, Kamsi, Adoga, and Ololade. Each one represents a school system that has nurtured their talent and a generation hungry for academic opportunity.

With more than ₦100 million in prizes — including ₦5 million for each winner, state-of-the-art gadgets, and a fully paid educational trip to Kenya. Cowbellpedia 2025 isn’t just rewarding knowledge; it’s investing in the future of education.

Backed by Cowbell’s VitaRich formula, fortified with Vitamin B9 for sharper mental performance, students are not only competing — they are thriving.