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Friday, 11 September 2015

Nigeria's oldest secondary school student dies at 94

Nigeria's oldest secondary school student, Mohammud Modibbo died yesterday September 10th at the age of 94. A JSS 2 student of School for Arabic Studies (SAS), Mohammud who was unable to go to school as a child because he worked as a trader, decided to enter primary school in his mid-80s.

Speaking about Mohammud, his teacher Abdulkarim Ibrahim, who is pictured above with him said he was a jolly good fellow.
 "During classes, he was very attentive and asked questions when he didn't understand, either asking the teacher or a student sitting beside him," he told BBC Hausa service.
His teacher said the late Mohammud had dreamt of going to a University.

36 comments:

  1. May his soul rest in peace.

    ***ECHOMASS***

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    2. Papa Adieu! You over try, 94 is not a bad age to die. Rest in peace! Linda take note!

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    3. Papa Adieu! You over try, 94 is not a bad age to die. Rest in peace! Linda take note!

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    4. Richard Afon Yinkå11 September 2015 at 08:46

      May his soul rest in peace.

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  2. Aww Subuhannallah, May Almighty Allah bless is soul..... it's never too late to aquire education, I'm inspired!

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  3. May his soul rest in peace.

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  4. This man has got will power. Wow. He really wanted education and he didn't allow his age stop him. May God Bless his soul. Amen.

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  5. Rip









    #iT WiLL OnLY gEt BettER
    #iT MusT eNd iN PrAiSE

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  6. EHYA..RIP TO HIM..TOMJERRYSWIT

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  7. may his soul rest in perfect peace

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  8. May Allah forgive his sin and grant him Aljannat

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  9. May his soul rest in peace....

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  10. May his soul RIP.




    << LIB Addict >>

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  11. Rest in peace,even d aged realized dat education is power,am inspired

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  12. I feel very bad, may his soul rest in peace

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