In the past few days, a video of Success, a primary school student in Delta state who was sent home for not paying her schools has attracted the attention of Nigerians, most of who have offered to help pay her fees of N12,000.
The video also got the attention of the Delta state government who had one of their officials pay a visit to the girl and her parents in their home with gifts of cash and promises to help her family, a Twitter user @azukamukolu wrote.
The Power of Social Media at work. Little Success & her parents were paid an unscheduled visit by a Delta State Gov’t official who gifted her some money & promised to establish her parents. Thanks @_iBarelyTweet @Tutsy22 & everyone who escalated this.
The Power of Social Media at work. Little Success & her parents were paid an unscheduled visit by a Delta State Gov't official who gifted her some money & promised to establish her parents. Thanks @_iBarelyTweet @Tutsy22 & everyone who escalated this.
I advise the government declare state of emergency on education and not just give money...
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The Power of Social Media at work. Little Success & her parents were paid an unscheduled visit by a Delta State Gov't official who gifted her some money & promised to establish her parents. Thanks @_iBarelyTweet @Tutsy22 & everyone who escalated this.
Whilst efforts like this and others shown are commendable, we are still missing the point! Our educational system is a mess and needs fixing inside out. How many pupils are we going to gift money to because they were harassed for non payment of fees?!
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The Power of Social Media at work. Little Success & her parents were paid an unscheduled visit by a Delta State Gov't official who gifted her some money & promised to establish her parents. Thanks @_iBarelyTweet @Tutsy22 & everyone who escalated this.
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