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Controversial Counsellor Lutterodt has expressed his reservations about 13-year old Melchizedek Adio Baafawiise, the young prodigy currently attending studying Physics at KNUST. According to him, there are certain life experiences which are crucial for the development of a person and must therefore not be forgone for education.
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It's a very debatable topic. However, ultimately, the parents of the kid are the final decision makers. What's the rush to push the kid to complete school at this age? If there is an outlined plan, then it's okay. But if there's nothing of that sort, please one step at a time.

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Our problem is that we think education is just about schooling. I wouldn’t be surprised to find out that the little boy has experienced so many things in life some of us are yet to experience.

While education is important, life experiences shape a person in unique ways. Balancing both is key to a well-rounded development.

Lawyer Tsatsu Tsikata jumped the process and never failed anything in life. God in his own wisdom bless people beyond human imagination and there is nothing wrong with that.

Strongly disagree you can't predict life from only your perspective he would grow to become whoever he wants to become the fact that society says that's the way doesn't mean its the way, this is normal in countries like China and India. They rather aid in development 🤷🏽♂️

Whatever you don’t go through but jump you would come back looking for it - Lutterodt 🤯

honestly i agree with him , i have a friend who jumped classes , he completed Uni @ 20 years and he’s still home for more than 3 years , not looking for a job but just can’t figure things out properly

It's true mmom.


