Despite having physical disabilities, a young Nigerian man celebrates earning a degree in statistics.
Uroko Ibrahim Anataku, a young Nigerian who graduated with a degree in statistics from Kogi State Polytechnic in Nigeria, has demonstrated that perseverance is unbounded in the face of adversity.
Ibrahim, a disabled man who lost both of his legs, graduated from Kogi State University in Lokoja, Nigeria, with a Higher National Diploma in Statistics. He announced his victory on Facebook starting his success illustrates that Disability is not inability.
“A disability is not a limitation! “I take it with different abilities and work with a special ability exclusively, and they call it a disability,” he said.
Ibrahim proudly stated that he is now a Certified Statistician and holds a degree in statistics. The accomplishment, he continued, demonstrates that possibilities are just one option among many.
“Congratulations to me as I badge Higher National Diploma (HND) in statistics.
I’m now a certified statistician! Possibility is just an option! It’s been a tough journey thou, but I really do not have other options than to scale through with the great and special ability encompassed,” Ibrahim said, acknowledging his family’s unwavering support and encouragement to pursue his dream.
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He also thanked everyone who believed in his abilities and wished for him to reach greater heights.
In a different scenario, Victoria Salcedo, a strong woman who lost her limbs and legs in an accident, overcomes obstacles to become one of the best fashion models in the US.
Victoria, an Ecuadorian woman, unintentionally touched an electrical line with a stick, resulting in the loss of her arms and legs. about the age of six. She did not, however, allow her illness to deter her.
She persisted, pushed harder, and discovered methods to adjust to her new situation rather than giving up. Victoria discovered how to use just her right leg to perform everyday things like eating and applying cosmetics and hair.
She demonstrated that exercising alone was insufficient and that she could compete against other dancers in a competitive dance show even though she was missing limbs. Victoria took part in a well-known dance show, and her amazing performance astounded the audience. Go HERE to learn more about Victoria.
