One student’s picture of his ‘Our Day’ meal of fufu went viral on Friday, amid the trend over Oswald’s Our Day letter.
The picture went popular on the internet, sparking a debate about how impoverished rural kids suffer while a wealthy city child gets plenty of gifts on Our Day.
After a sponsor committed to help the rural child through school, social media worked its magic again.
Wendy Boatemaa Ofori, a social media user, discovered the child in an Ashanti community.
His father died, his mother is mentally sick, and his older brother left school in Primary 5 to do Galamsey, says the woman.
One student’s picture of his ‘Our Day’ meal of fufu went viral on Friday, amid the trend over Oswald’s Our Day letter.
The picture went popular on the internet, sparking a debate about how impoverished rural kids suffer while a wealthy city child gets plenty of gifts on Our Day.
After a sponsor committed to help the rural child through school, social media worked its magic again.
Wendy Boatemaa Ofori, a social media user, discovered the child in an Ashanti community.
His father died, his mother is mentally sick, and his older brother left school in Primary 5 to do Galamsey, says the woman.
“Found him. He is in the Ashanti region, making arrangements to go see him. His mother is mentally deranged and his father deceased . His elder brother dropped out of school at class 5, he has joined galamsey, so he can support his other siblings . This life” – Wendy Boatemaa Ofori wrote
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