Don Jazzy Invites Faith Odunsi, Mathematician For A Tour At Mavin Headquarters

Music label boss and record producer, Michael Collins Ajereh, known professionally as Don Jazzy has invited a 15-year-old mathematician "Faith Odunsi" for a tour at Main Records headquarters.

The music label boss excited by Faith's performance at the Global Open Mathematics Tournament, an international competition took to his social media in search for the mathematics genus.

He wrote;

"Congratulations Faith! Seeing this reminds me of how I struggled with maths in Ijanikin! Lol. Will you like to spend a day with the amazing people at Mavin? Maybe you can also teach me some maths when you come. Help me find Faith!"

https://mobile.twitter.com/DONJAZZY/status/1371767696791064578

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