UNIZIK Student Blames Mathematics for Sudden Blindness
UNIZIK student, recently hailed as the best candidate in the 2002 Senior School Certificate Examination in the physical disability category, has attributed her sudden blindness to solving mathematics questions. She goes by the name Faith Mbajirogu.
Mary Nwaeze 
In a shocking turn of events, a UNIZIK student, recently hailed as the best candidate in the 2002 Senior School Certificate Examination in the physical disability category, has attributed her sudden blindness to solving mathematics questions. Faith Mbajirogu, who was not born blind, narrated her harrowing experience during an interview with the press men.
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According to Mbajirogu, the life-altering incident unfolded between 2007 and 2008 while she was diligently working on mathematics problems with her classmates. Despite being recognized for her academic achievements, she revealed that she experienced no symptoms before losing her sight.
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In a perplexing revelation, Mbajirogu explained that she had successfully answered a mathematics question and was poised to move on to the next when she suddenly realized she could no longer see.
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The shocking incident has left many questioning the correlation between mathematics problem-solving and the unexpected loss of vision.
