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Davido Set To Sponsor Poor Boy Who Got A1 Parallel In 2021 WAEC Exams
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Davido Set To Sponsor Poor Boy Who Got A1 Parallel In 2021 WAEC Exams
- Davido on Wednesday asked members of the public for help in locating the young Ghanaian boy
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EKO HOT BLOG report that Nigerian superstar singer, David Adeleke, better known as Davido is set to sponsor the young Ghanaian boy, who got 9 A’s in the 2021 West African Examinations Council (WAEC) exams.
This online media recalls that the case of the young boy went viral after he got parallel A1 in his WAEC exams.
Taking to his Twitter account, Davido on Wednesday asked members of the public for help in locating the young Ghanaian boy.
The boy, identified as Morro Suleyman has been unable to further his studies because his parents are financially handicapped and don’t have the needed money to spend on his education.
His emotional sorry was shared on the micro-blogging site, Twitter by Nana Yaw who appealed to well-spirited people to come to the boy’s aide.
He explained that Suleyman was the best student at Sunyani SHS in 2021 but due to financial constraints, he’s still at home.
See the image of Suleyman’s result as shared by Yaw on Sunday, June 19.
Following the disclosure, Davido has asked for help in locating the boy.
Reacting to a publication on the boy’s predicament, Davido wrote: “who can please find this boy for me?”
See the tweet by the musician.
Who can please find this boy for me ?? pic.twitter.com/MZRmrIPsk9
— Davido (@davido) June 22, 2022
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