Senator Ishaku Abbo recently shared an inspiring story of his academic achievements during a Nigerian Senate session. He recounted how he successfully passed his Common Entrance examination while being just a primary 3 student.

This reminiscence came to light when discussions arose about Professor Joseph Utsev’s birth year and primary education completion year during his ministerial nomination.

Professor Joseph Utsev’s bio-data, stating his birth year as 1980 and completion of primary education in 1989, raised questions about the feasibility of such an accomplishment in such a short span of time.

Senator Ishaku Abbo came to Professor Utsev’s defense, suggesting that it is possible to start primary school at a young age, just as he did.

According to video posted by Channels TV, Senator Ishaku Abbo shared that he personally sat for the Common Entrance examination in Primary 3 and excelled due to his exceptional brilliance.

In his words, he said:

“I Sat for Common Entrance in Primary 3 and I passed because I was exceptionally brilliant.”

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Wow!

Who and who have we offended in this country?

Na so

He was in secondary school as a toddler

Xscape1993:
Who and who have we offended in this country?

But it's actually possible.

I wrote mine in the same Primary 3, when I was ten.