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@mt1 year ago

He just need coaching and mentoring. I hope Dr. Addison go look after him and monitor his progress He already has a foresight of where he is going

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Nii Aryee1 year ago

As an alumni and old physics department guy. Welcome to the New Challenge. Wish you the best.

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Fractured Light2 years ago

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NEBASARK🇬🇭1 year ago

Genius

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Todds era stfu!1 year ago

I like this boy, I pray our physics treat him well

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Kawawaᴬᵁᴿᴬ1 year ago

Physics Yamal

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Tech-Hub System GH1 year ago

@Manasseh_Azure Amazing! Kid skipped NSMQ and went straight to fixing world problems 🙂‍↕️🙌🏾

𝙼𝚞𝚜𝚊𝚑 𝙸𝚋𝚗 𝚂𝚑𝚒𝚛𝚊𝚣🇬🇭's profile picture
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The name alone sounds genius

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SHADDYRRICCH OFFICIAL1 year ago

Brilla boy

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''B¡g Yesu ''🐐1 year ago

This is remarkable

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•ninoBrown🛡️1 year ago

Aboa this is not true

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A very brilliant kid for sure. Mr Ibrahim Mahama meets 13-year-ola KNUST prodigy from Bole. Business mogul and philanthropist Mr. Ibrahim Mahama has met with 13-year-old Melchizedek Adio Baafawiise, the youngest student ever admitted to the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST). The meeting, held in Accra on Monday, February 3, 2025, brought together Melchizedek and his parents for an inspiring conversation about education, ambition, and the future of science in Ghana. During the meeting, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama, a strong advocate for youth empowerment and academic excellence, commended the young physics prodigy for his remarkable achievements. Melchizedek, who hails from Bole in the Savannah Region, made headlines after scoring an impressive 5 As and 3 Bs in the WASSCE at just 13 years old, earning him a place at KNUST to study for a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics. As part of an effort to nurture his passion for science and mining engineering, Mr. Ibrahim Mahama offered Melchizedek an exclusive learning experience aboard one of his private jets. The young scholar was taken into the cockpit whilst being flown back to Kumasi enroute to campus, where he got a firsthand look at the technical operations of an aircraft, aligning with his deep interest in physics and aerospace engineering. Melchizedek, who initially aspired to become a pilot before shifting his focus to physics, was visibly excited about the opportunity.

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