An altruistic Nigerian guy provides a scholarship to a young albino girl whose parents ceased attending school for four years.
Moses Anayochukwu Usulor, a kind and remarkable Nigerian man, has gone to great lengths to guarantee that a young albino girl who has been denied an education for four (4) years receives the education she is entitled to.
Deborah, a little girl with albinism, was denied an education because of her condition, and her parents believed she would never amount to anything.
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According to Clevelandclinic, albinism is not a disease and is contagious. It is just a rare genetic disorder that makes child being born with the usual amount of melanin pigment, the chemical that determines the color of your skin, hair, and eyes.
However, Deborah’s parents chose to limit her involvement in school-related activities to mundane household chores like gathering firewood because they believed that her albinism amounted to a lack of intelligence.
Deborah reportedly missed four years of school when Moses Anayochukwu Usolor stepped in, offered her a full scholarship, covered all of her tuition costs, and pledged to make sure she received the education she was due.
In addition to having the chance to take advantage of multiple international scholarships, the young albino girl will now have the chance to significantly impact the globe.
