Despite earning a perfect high school grade, a poor boy who cannot afford a university education is given a five-year scholarship by Nigerian artist David Adeleke.
A impoverished youngster who cannot afford a university education has been given a four- or five-year fully funded scholarship by Nigerian artist David Adeleke, better known by his stage name Davido, even though he received A’s in every high school subject.
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Morro Suleyman, the impoverished boy, is from Ghana, Africa. He was the top student at Sunyani Senior High School in Ghana after passing the West African Examination Council (WAEC) exam with flying colors.
Financial limitations were reportedly preventing Suleyman from continuing his education beyond high school. Nana Yaw announced his challenge on Twitter, requesting that he be endowed with wealth due to his high level of intelligence.
The Nigerian musician became interested in the boy’s story and spearheaded a hunt for him. After some time, he received a call and was given a Sull Scholarship to attend Adeleke University in South-West Nigeria.
David Adeleke thanked everyone who assisted him in reaching the youngster in need after announcing that he had given him a scholarship.
“We got in touch with Suleyman, who resides in Ghana, and he was awarded a full scholarship to Adeleke University for four or five years, with housing and allowance! “May God bless all of you,” David posted on Twitter.
