Experts such as Rachael Elward, who has a Ph.D in the cognitive neuroscience of memory, say a child should usually be able to start remembering this consistently at the age of about 4.

This is because, that is when the hippocampus, a part of the brain found in the temporal lobe which aids in learning and memory should be ready.

It appears there is an exception because a 3-year-old Ghanaian boy who studies at home primarily is able to recall things that even an adult may find it difficult to memorize.

In a video shared by Communications Officer of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), this minor, whose identity is currently unknown, correctly names the current national executives of the party.

In the video, a female voice poses the questions and he answers them correctly one after the other.

Right from the National Chairman to General Secretary and his deputy, Communications Officer, he names the respective name being Asiedu Nketiah, Fiifi Fiavi Kwetey, Barbara Serwaa Asamoah and Sammy Gyamfi.

He also knows who the MP for Tema East, in the person of Isaac Ashai Odamtten.

Mr Sammy Gyamfi is mesmerized by the kid is currently searching for his whereabouts.

Somebody help me find this amazing boy. pic.twitter.com/7lAcBzIoix— Sammy Gyamfi (@SammyGyamfi_) July 28, 2023

Previous studies led scientists to believe that the hippocampus was fully formed around age 6.

But new research from the Max Planck Institutes in Germany and the University of Stirling in Scotland found that the hippocampus is actually still forming until the early teens.