I came across a post on a friend’s timeline on Facebook about a talent boy who hopes to be an automobile engineer but lacks the resources to do so. My Facebook friend (Adikwu Josh) posted about his incredibly talented relative who is into making miniature vehicles. I think his talent is something that should not be hidden but should be given the widest publicity possible.

Let’s meet OLOCHE VICTOR PAUL, an indigene of Otada, a farm village in Otukpo Local Government Area in Benue State, Middle of Nigeria. He is 19 years old. He farms with his family and his favorite crop of cultivation is the cassava. Through his farming he has been able to pay his way through the primary and secondary education. He just recently concluded his Secondary school education. But he nearly couldn’t finish or even write his Certificate examination. The exam here is the West African Senior School Certificate Examination, for University and Jamb entry examination in West African countries.
Oloche nearly couldn’t finish his education, his farmers who are farmers could not afford money to his secondary certificate exams by WAEC and NECO. According to Adikwe Josh when he visited the family to fine out why Oloche was not preparing for the certificate exams, the father told him that he couldn’t harvest the cassava he planted a year earlier due to the herdsmen farmers crisis in Benue State, Nigeria. The family planted it with purpose of selling it to fund his certificate exams. Josh was able to start an online campaign on Facebook, and well wishers contributed to raise money for Oloche and he was able to write his West African Senior School Certificate Examination. Below is an embedded Facebook post of the campaign to raise funds for Oloche.....


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