McStoic:
Nice of you. But posting his pics here when he is still living with his "tormentors" may actually not be a good idea especially if they or their friend stumble upon this.

Women can be strange sometimes. They are meant to be more motherly, but they are worse in maltreating other people's children.

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


I quite agree with the writer on many things he wrote but not when he started abusing the boy's guardian whom he doesn't know or hasn't met.


The boy is just 12 and saying he eats once a day may not be true all the time. You only gotta hold whatever he tells you with a pinch of salt as he could be lieing to get pity.

For the boy's aunty to be responsible enough to enrol the boy in a school, she deserves accolades.

Sending the boy to hawk may not be her wish, it may just be a side hustle to augument what she is making from her own hustle.

Life is not easy...

The writer should try bringing orphans from his village to live with him and let's see how better he can care for a nephew

IamD18:
Unlike men, I don't know why women finds it difficult to treat other people's child the way they treat theirs.

benzene00:
This is really a disheartening situations, All blames should be on the wicked aunty who doesn't want the Boy to prosper more than her sons.
Why Would You send a little boy to the market to sell mere sachets of purewater when I can connect You to one of my igbo brothers who's willing to supply the little boy some stash of weed,Tramadol to be selling to those drug addicted abokiś around the corner

McStoic:
Nice of you. But posting his pics here when he is still living with his "tormentors" may actually not be a good idea especially if they or their friend stumble upon this.

Women can be strange sometimes. They are meant to be more motherly, but they are worse in maltreating other people's children.

goldcoinhub:
A Nigerian man identified as Mitchell Udezueh has taken to his Facebook profile to share a heartbreaking moment he had with an orphan selling Pure Water at night.

According to the 12-year-old boy who lives with his aunt, he only eats once in a day and that is always in the morning before he goes to school. And anytime he returns from his, his duty is to sell for his aunt, mostly at night.

Read the story as shared by Mitchell below:
Please dm me your contact. i need to meet this young boy.
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https://lailasnews.com/man-shares-heartbreaking-moment-with-orphan-selling-pure-water-at-night/

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


I quite agree with the writer on many things he wrote but not when he started abusing the boy's guardian whom he doesn't know or hasn't met.


The boy is just 12 and saying he eats once a day may not be true all the time. You only gotta hold whatever he tells you with a pinch of salt as he could be lieing to get pity.

For the boy's aunty to be responsible enough to enrol the boy in a school, she deserves accolades.

Sending the boy to hawk may not be her wish, it may just be a side hustle to augument what she is making from her own hustle.

Life is not easy...

The writer should try bringing orphans from his village to live with him and let's see how better he can care for a nephew

goldcoinhub:
A Nigerian man identified as Mitchell Udezueh has taken to his Facebook profile to share a heartbreaking moment he had with an orphan selling Pure Water at night.

According to the 12-year-old boy who lives with his aunt, he only eats once in a day and that is always in the morning before he goes to school. And anytime he returns from his, his duty is to sell for his aunt, mostly at night.

Read the story as shared by Mitchell below:

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https://lailasnews.com/man-shares-heartbreaking-moment-with-orphan-selling-pure-water-at-night/

goldcoinhub:
A Nigerian man identified as Mitchell Udezueh has taken to his Facebook profile to share a heartbreaking moment he had with an orphan selling Pure Water at night.

According to the 12-year-old boy who lives with his aunt, he only eats once in a day and that is always in the morning before he goes to school. And anytime he returns from his, his duty is to sell for his aunt, mostly at night.

Read the story as shared by Mitchell below:

.

https://lailasnews.com/man-shares-heartbreaking-moment-with-orphan-selling-pure-water-at-night/

goldcoinhub:
A Nigerian man identified as Mitchell Udezueh has taken to his Facebook profile to share a heartbreaking moment he had with an orphan selling Pure Water at night.

According to the 12-year-old boy who lives with his aunt, he only eats once in a day and that is always in the morning before he goes to school. And anytime he returns from his, his duty is to sell for his aunt, mostly at night.

Read the story as shared by Mitchell below:

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https://lailasnews.com/man-shares-heartbreaking-moment-with-orphan-selling-pure-water-at-night/

bikefab:
The boy will certainly grow up to be a great man. So sad he is suffering this way at the moment.

IamD18:
Unlike men, I don't know why women finds it difficult to treat other people's child the way they treat theirs.

MrsNwaAmaikpe:


I quite agree with the writer on many things he wrote but not when he started abusing the boy's guardian whom he doesn't know or hasn't met.


The boy is just 12 and saying he eats once a day may not be true all the time. You only gotta hold whatever he tells you with a pinch of salt as he could be lieing to get pity.

For the boy's aunty to be responsible enough to enrol the boy in a school, she deserves accolades.

Sending the boy to hawk may not be her wish, it may just be a side hustle to augument what she is making from her own hustle.

Life is not easy...

The writer should try bringing orphans from his village to live with him and let's see how better he can care for a nephew

goldcoinhub:
A Nigerian man identified as Mitchell Udezueh has taken to his Facebook profile to share a heartbreaking moment he had with an orphan selling Pure Water at night.

According to the 12-year-old boy who lives with his aunt, he only eats once in a day and that is always in the morning before he goes to school. And anytime he returns from his, his duty is to sell for his aunt, mostly at night.

Read the story as shared by Mitchell below:

.

https://lailasnews.com/man-shares-heartbreaking-moment-with-orphan-selling-pure-water-at-night/

IamD18:
Unlike men, I don't know why women finds it difficult to treat other people's child the way they treat theirs.