Wonderful performance.
Teach them early what we learnt late.
Congratulations prince.
Wonderful performance.
Teach them early what we learnt late.
Congratulations prince.
Karikackchar 14 hours ago
Great performance, but I hope the young lad is not being pushed just for the record of being the youngest to be admitted to the university. Has he made a decision to be a teacher, why the rush?
Great performance, but I hope the young lad is not being pushed just for the record of being the youngest to be admitted to the university. Has he made a decision to be a teacher, why the rush?
Useless Ho Airport 13 hours ago
UEW is a third rate university by Ghanaian standards.
UEW is a third rate university by Ghanaian standards.
Your mother 13 hours ago
Dominic Niti Awu will give you a dirty slap from behimd. Kwasea. He is a former Defence minister who attended Winneba to do a Primary school teacher course. Dasoooor
Dominic Niti Awu will give you a dirty slap from behimd. Kwasea. He is a former Defence minister who attended Winneba to do a Primary school teacher course. Dasoooor
Me 10 hours ago
That’s very true
That’s very true
Sharp Sharp 16 hours ago
What is wonderful about this? It's wonderful to you because our institutions aren't working, and that's why we see what we are seeing. Assuming the Ghana Education Service has a proper database of students across the country, ... read full comment
What is wonderful about this? It's wonderful to you because our institutions aren't working, and that's why we see what we are seeing. Assuming the Ghana Education Service has a proper database of students across the country, and the Regions and Districts have good data on students in their respective schools, how can this 12-year-old be registered to sit SHS exams? I will congratulate the child if it's his own performance, but I am not surprised to see him at university at this tender age because of the bogus institutions we have in the country.
Paul 15 hours ago
What is this senseless things you are writing here. Did you write the exams for him? It is news bcos of the 'unnatural' nature of the Story. At this age i can bet you we're rolling tyres in the street playing or playing Ampe ... read full comment
What is this senseless things you are writing here. Did you write the exams for him? It is news bcos of the 'unnatural' nature of the Story. At this age i can bet you we're rolling tyres in the street playing or playing Ampe with the small girls around your Ghetto.
All over the world such type of thing is a Story wae.
Congratulation young man. Keep it Up.
Sammy Gyamfi a tor gold abor ka 12 hours ago
He entered Primary 1 at the age of 3. Bravo. Age gap between him and his senior brother is 1 year. Bravo meet Alpha
He entered Primary 1 at the age of 3. Bravo. Age gap between him and his senior brother is 1 year. Bravo meet Alpha
SENECA 16 hours ago
Congratulations but life is not a race! Getting there is all that matters, not how quickly you get there!
Congratulations but life is not a race! Getting there is all that matters, not how quickly you get there!
Mystique 15 hours ago
What has the early year enrollment got to demand attention if the this boy will complete tertiary at 16 years and does not bring about a change or an invention to solve societal issues but rather add to the burden of unemploy ... read full comment
What has the early year enrollment got to demand attention if the this boy will complete tertiary at 16 years and does not bring about a change or an invention to solve societal issues but rather add to the burden of unemployment. I don't see anything worth celebrating.
Those young dudes we hear about overseas, check their records and you will see major milestone like inventions.
This is not to look down on this boy but most of our children at this early years are just passing through a system without understanding the system and to make an informed decision.
God will elevate Nigeria 12 hours ago
You’re useless.
You’re useless.
GOLDEN 15 hours ago
VERY IMPRESSIVE,WE GIVE THANKS TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD,KEEP ON SHINING!!!!!!!
VERY IMPRESSIVE,WE GIVE THANKS TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD,KEEP ON SHINING!!!!!!!
Hanson K.K 15 hours ago
This nothing to boast off.
Rather it is an abuse way of the educational policy.
This has to be properly checked, no matter how good the child may be academically.
At what age did this child started his basic school?
Thre ... read full comment
This nothing to boast off.
Rather it is an abuse way of the educational policy.
This has to be properly checked, no matter how good the child may be academically.
At what age did this child started his basic school?
Three(3) years shs, so how old is he when he started the basic school. This is an absolute abuse of the system.
Two( 2) years kg. Six(6) years primary and three (3) years shs. Total is 11 years.
So the child was one(1) year old when he started schooling.
My question is, do we allow such practices?
Kwaku 14 hours ago
Yes we allow it. How else can he sit for the exams?
Congratulations boy, you excelled. Let adults sort themselves out.
Yes we allow it. How else can he sit for the exams?
Congratulations boy, you excelled. Let adults sort themselves out.
Name 10 hours ago
I can understand you because the way a w'abon no, you see it impossible.
Let me tell you: a Belgian boy, Laurent Simons attended the University of Antwerp at the age of 9 (NINE, NKRON !!). At 11, was graduated becoming the ... read full comment
I can understand you because the way a w'abon no, you see it impossible.
Let me tell you: a Belgian boy, Laurent Simons attended the University of Antwerp at the age of 9 (NINE, NKRON !!). At 11, was graduated becoming the youngest Physics graduate in the world. He actually started at University of Technology, Eindhoven doing Electrical Engineering at the age of 8 (Eight, Nwotwe !!)
At the age of 12, he was already doing his PhD ...
Abugre 13 hours ago
I am wondering how he got into sss. There is no longer common entrance where students could write the examination regardless of class!
Is it a case that his parents jumped him through the levels?
I am wondering how he got into sss. There is no longer common entrance where students could write the examination regardless of class!
Is it a case that his parents jumped him through the levels?
ENOUGH IS ENOUGH 13 hours ago
Most of these geniuses jump classes. Some even write NOV/DEC at SHS 2 to accelerate their schooling.
Most of these geniuses jump classes. Some even write NOV/DEC at SHS 2 to accelerate their schooling.
Alice 12 hours ago
Improvement in the standard of education. Aban papa aba ampa. God bless Mahama
Improvement in the standard of education. Aban papa aba ampa. God bless Mahama
Nana 13 hours ago
It may be impressive and record breaking achievement but it will has psychological issues on the boy because the education curriculum takes into consideration the mind development of students. At this age, he will only do che ... read full comment
It may be impressive and record breaking achievement but it will has psychological issues on the boy because the education curriculum takes into consideration the mind development of students. At this age, he will only do chew and pour because the mind has not fully developed to understand mental issues at the university level. He may come out with mind stress and psychological issues that may not be seen with the naked eyes. I wish him all the best but the parents should be on the look out.
Lost Childhood to make an unnecessary Point 10 hours ago
The worst of it, he's being trained as a teacher with no lived life experiences to share with future students in his class.
Kids can't even cope with peer vices, and you place this average grades kids with adults.
This is a ... read full comment
The worst of it, he's being trained as a teacher with no lived life experiences to share with future students in his class.
Kids can't even cope with peer vices, and you place this average grades kids with adults.
This is abuse!!
Osei Bonsu 8 hours ago
There are outliers in life. Have you heard of the Mensa?
These are chikdren with exceptionally high IQ who can grasp abstract things beyond their age.
There are outliers in life. Have you heard of the Mensa?
These are chikdren with exceptionally high IQ who can grasp abstract things beyond their age.
Jupiter headed, 12 hours ago
Lost Fanti boy. Daniel really?
Lost Fanti boy. Daniel really?
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Becareful 12 hours ago
Is he psychologically and emotionally strong for his new educational level?
We may be doing him more harm than good in the long run.
Is he psychologically and emotionally strong for his new educational level?
We may be doing him more harm than good in the long run.
AK 12 hours ago
May the hands of God be on him. Congratulations Daniel. Continue to make your family proud.
May the hands of God be on him. Congratulations Daniel. Continue to make your family proud.
kulbogo 12 hours ago
congrats boy, may God guide you to focus on your studies to come out with good certificate from the university, may you become useful to society in the future,
congrats boy, may God guide you to focus on your studies to come out with good certificate from the university, may you become useful to society in the future,
Pelicles 12 hours ago
The article says that his brother entered the school at age 13 so, the question is, where is the senior brother? Life is not about race because eventually, we are all going to exit this planet one after the other.
We shoul ... read full comment
The article says that his brother entered the school at age 13 so, the question is, where is the senior brother? Life is not about race because eventually, we are all going to exit this planet one after the other.
We should allow children to grow through the process rather than forcing them to do something as if we are racing to an unknown destination.
A time is coming that fetus will be learning in the womb, then what?
Sharon 12 hours ago
Congratulations to this young and brilliant boy. However, the parents are destroying his future by sending him to UEW to become a teacher. Why a teacher? Please, send him to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology ... read full comment
Congratulations to this young and brilliant boy. However, the parents are destroying his future by sending him to UEW to become a teacher. Why a teacher? Please, send him to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) or University of Health and Alied Sciences(UHAS) to study non education course for a better future. I am totally against him being a common teacher. My humble suggestion
Pelicles 12 hours ago
Sharon, with all due respect, what is the meaning of "A common teacher"? Without a common teacher, how did you learn how to read and write?
At times, we have to be careful with the words that we use. Teachers are very impo ... read full comment
Sharon, with all due respect, what is the meaning of "A common teacher"? Without a common teacher, how did you learn how to read and write?
At times, we have to be careful with the words that we use. Teachers are very important in the history of humanity.
Lizzy 9 hours ago
But a common teacher taught you. And you want them to go extinct. I'm sure your children look down on their teachers because of your orientation. Please repent
But a common teacher taught you. And you want them to go extinct. I'm sure your children look down on their teachers because of your orientation. Please repent
Him 10 hours ago
Let the kids go through all the stages or process and stop jumping them . There’s a reason why they have to go through all the stages , and it’s part of their nurturing and growth. Let them make all the mistakes they have ... read full comment
Let the kids go through all the stages or process and stop jumping them . There’s a reason why they have to go through all the stages , and it’s part of their nurturing and growth. Let them make all the mistakes they have to make in all the various stages. The moment you jump them it’s gonna hurt them later in life . They will come back to pay or compensate for whatever they missed in their growth cycle and that will hurt them more . Jumping the kids don’t make sense . Stop rushing them , Latham socialize with their peers and learn more
Pelicles 8 hours ago
Look at boy in the picture and clearly, you can see that he is under stress.
Look at boy in the picture and clearly, you can see that he is under stress.
Em 10 hours ago
It beat my mind, 12 years in university. It means he completed jhs at age 9, started jhs at age 6, if he went through primary education, he started class 1 at age 0, is that possible. Someone should explain to me
It beat my mind, 12 years in university. It means he completed jhs at age 9, started jhs at age 6, if he went through primary education, he started class 1 at age 0, is that possible. Someone should explain to me
Name 9 hours ago
When did you hear someone starting school at age 0? NO !!
But ever heard of people jumping classes because of extra-ordinary performance? YES !!
My son had a best friend at kindergarten and they started P1 in the same s ... read full comment
When did you hear someone starting school at age 0? NO !!
But ever heard of people jumping classes because of extra-ordinary performance? YES !!
My son had a best friend at kindergarten and they started P1 in the same school with the same teacher.
By the time my son was doing his A level, his friend was second year at university, even though my son did not repeat any class: his friend jumped classes 3 times. In fact, when they were in P2 the friend would most often run away from school because the class was too boring for him!!
Mena 9 hours ago
He probably ended up in Legon or Tech, but not in any less recognized universities. And the course he read, his performance in university, and his career path should be tracked to see if he’s happy
He probably ended up in Legon or Tech, but not in any less recognized universities. And the course he read, his performance in university, and his career path should be tracked to see if he’s happy
Name 9 hours ago
Neither Legon nor Tech and not in Africa at all: I'm talking about Germany.
None of my 4 kids even know Ghana: they haven't lost anything there !!
Neither Legon nor Tech and not in Africa at all: I'm talking about Germany.
None of my 4 kids even know Ghana: they haven't lost anything there !!
Lizzy 9 hours ago
Why are they forcing adulthood on the young chap.
Life is of stages please
Why are they forcing adulthood on the young chap.
Life is of stages please
kk 9 hours ago
impressive but not a good idea.
impressive but not a good idea.
Yaw Manu 8 hours ago
Those complaining should know that prodigies get bored to death if they are not challenged so this is a good thing.
Those complaining should know that prodigies get bored to death if they are not challenged so this is a good thing.
Anomwaa 7 hours ago
The parents may be teachers and they know what they want
The parents may be teachers and they know what they want
Emma 6 hours ago
Just to disturb thus child. He can get first class, but immature live and work independently.
Just to disturb thus child. He can get first class, but immature live and work independently.
Wonderful performance.
Teach them early what we learnt late.
Congratulations prince.
Great performance, but I hope the young lad is not being pushed just for the record of being the youngest to be admitted to the university. Has he made a decision to be a teacher, why the rush?
UEW is a third rate university by Ghanaian standards.
Dominic Niti Awu will give you a dirty slap from behimd. Kwasea. He is a former Defence minister who attended Winneba to do a Primary school teacher course. Dasoooor
That’s very true
What is wonderful about this? It's wonderful to you because our institutions aren't working, and that's why we see what we are seeing. Assuming the Ghana Education Service has a proper database of students across the country, ...
read full comment
What is this senseless things you are writing here. Did you write the exams for him? It is news bcos of the 'unnatural' nature of the Story. At this age i can bet you we're rolling tyres in the street playing or playing Ampe ...
read full comment
He entered Primary 1 at the age of 3. Bravo. Age gap between him and his senior brother is 1 year. Bravo meet Alpha
Congratulations but life is not a race! Getting there is all that matters, not how quickly you get there!
What has the early year enrollment got to demand attention if the this boy will complete tertiary at 16 years and does not bring about a change or an invention to solve societal issues but rather add to the burden of unemploy ...
read full comment
You’re useless.
VERY IMPRESSIVE,WE GIVE THANKS TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD,KEEP ON SHINING!!!!!!!
This nothing to boast off.
Rather it is an abuse way of the educational policy.
This has to be properly checked, no matter how good the child may be academically.
At what age did this child started his basic school?
Thre ...
read full comment
Yes we allow it. How else can he sit for the exams?
Congratulations boy, you excelled. Let adults sort themselves out.
I can understand you because the way a w'abon no, you see it impossible.
Let me tell you: a Belgian boy, Laurent Simons attended the University of Antwerp at the age of 9 (NINE, NKRON !!). At 11, was graduated becoming the ...
read full comment
I am wondering how he got into sss. There is no longer common entrance where students could write the examination regardless of class!
Is it a case that his parents jumped him through the levels?
Most of these geniuses jump classes. Some even write NOV/DEC at SHS 2 to accelerate their schooling.
Improvement in the standard of education. Aban papa aba ampa. God bless Mahama
It may be impressive and record breaking achievement but it will has psychological issues on the boy because the education curriculum takes into consideration the mind development of students. At this age, he will only do che ...
read full comment
The worst of it, he's being trained as a teacher with no lived life experiences to share with future students in his class.
Kids can't even cope with peer vices, and you place this average grades kids with adults.
This is a ...
read full comment
There are outliers in life. Have you heard of the Mensa?
These are chikdren with exceptionally high IQ who can grasp abstract things beyond their age.
Lost Fanti boy. Daniel really?
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Is he psychologically and emotionally strong for his new educational level?
We may be doing him more harm than good in the long run.
May the hands of God be on him. Congratulations Daniel. Continue to make your family proud.
congrats boy, may God guide you to focus on your studies to come out with good certificate from the university, may you become useful to society in the future,
The article says that his brother entered the school at age 13 so, the question is, where is the senior brother? Life is not about race because eventually, we are all going to exit this planet one after the other.
We shoul ...
read full comment
Congratulations to this young and brilliant boy. However, the parents are destroying his future by sending him to UEW to become a teacher. Why a teacher? Please, send him to Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology ...
read full comment
Sharon, with all due respect, what is the meaning of "A common teacher"? Without a common teacher, how did you learn how to read and write?
At times, we have to be careful with the words that we use. Teachers are very impo ...
read full comment
But a common teacher taught you. And you want them to go extinct. I'm sure your children look down on their teachers because of your orientation. Please repent
Let the kids go through all the stages or process and stop jumping them . There’s a reason why they have to go through all the stages , and it’s part of their nurturing and growth. Let them make all the mistakes they have ...
read full comment
Look at boy in the picture and clearly, you can see that he is under stress.
It beat my mind, 12 years in university. It means he completed jhs at age 9, started jhs at age 6, if he went through primary education, he started class 1 at age 0, is that possible. Someone should explain to me
When did you hear someone starting school at age 0? NO !!
But ever heard of people jumping classes because of extra-ordinary performance? YES !!
My son had a best friend at kindergarten and they started P1 in the same s ...
read full comment
He probably ended up in Legon or Tech, but not in any less recognized universities. And the course he read, his performance in university, and his career path should be tracked to see if he’s happy
Neither Legon nor Tech and not in Africa at all: I'm talking about Germany.
None of my 4 kids even know Ghana: they haven't lost anything there !!
Why are they forcing adulthood on the young chap.
Life is of stages please
impressive but not a good idea.
Those complaining should know that prodigies get bored to death if they are not challenged so this is a good thing.
The parents may be teachers and they know what they want
Just to disturb thus child. He can get first class, but immature live and work independently.