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Bonfil Bornege Kobina, a young ghanaian boy who moulds bricks to earn a living has revealed that he achieved 7A’s in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), Siggy reports.

The past student of Ofori Panin Senior High School in the Eastern Region of Ghana couldn’t further his education after completing school in 2019 due to financial constraints.

He recalled finances were hard after he completed school, and his parents couldn’t afford to buy him admission forms to the university.

Originally, Kobina wanted to study Science in senior high school but settled on Business with Cost Accounting because he wasn’t performing in Science back in junior high school.

Kobina told Kofi Adoma Nwanwanii on Kofi TV in a recent interview that his mother sells fresh fish at the market to cater for the family, revealing that his father is struggling with ill-health.

Nonetheless, he excelled in his final exams, scoring 7A’s in WASSCE. He’s still keeping hope alive and his quest to become a Forensic Psychologist in the future despite the financial impediment to his education.

https:///young-bricklayer-reveals-he-had-7as-in-his-waec-photos/

I had already written an essay of how Nigeria is bad and unpleasant then I checked well and saw he's Ghanaian

It can be in a miracle center

Sixsigmahub:
I had already written an essay of how Nigeria is bad and unpleasant then I checked well and saw he's Ghanaian

I have always been guided by this rule. if I find it difficult to write an essay, then I turn for help to a professional essay writer ecobnb.com due to his skills and knowledge my essays are always well received by teachers

The guy is good

if you're from naija God for pick your call through some of our celebrity with GoFundMe

hakeemhakeem:
if you're from naija God for pick your call through some of our celebrity with GoFundMe

How many Students have they helped in Nigeria with GoFundMe? If it's not a slut that goes to BBN and back, Nigerians won't assisit with GoFundMe

He should be awarded a scholarship, with all he stated up there I think he is highly ambitious.

No be Oluwole miracle centre O'level graduate

What We Do To Survive, does not define us!

May your helper locate you

Even if African governments can't properly afford to make education get to the poor, what are the private companies and multi nationals doing in regards to education? Despite university education being very expensive in America, there are a lot of grants and scholarships put up by private companies and NGOs to make sure that bright students like this brick layer achieve university education. But our NGOs and multinationals are more interested in sponsoring bbnaija(don't get me wrong, there is nothing wrong with the show) and building mosques and churches. What I am saying is that we should make it a point of duty that great talents like this are not hindered because of lack of finance.

We should accord same fanfare we accord to shows like bbnaija to education as well

May his destiny helper locate him.

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BornorBang:
Update from

Bonfil Bornege Kobina, a young ghanaian boy who moulds bricks to earn a living has revealed that he achieved 7A’s in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), Siggy reports.

The past student of Ofori Panin Senior High School in the Eastern Region of Ghana couldn’t further his education after completing school in 2019 due to financial constraints.

He recalled finances were hard after he completed school, and his parents couldn’t afford to buy him admission forms to the university.

Originally, Kobina wanted to study Science in senior high school but settled on Business with Cost Accounting because he wasn’t performing in Science back in junior high school.

Kobina told Kofi Adoma Nwanwanii on Kofi TV in a recent interview that his mother sells fresh fish at the market to cater for the family, revealing that his father is struggling with ill-health.

Nonetheless, he excelled in his final exams, scoring 7A’s in WASSCE. He’s still keeping hope alive and his quest to become a Forensic Psychologist in the future despite the financial impediment to his education.

https:///young-bricklayer-reveals-he-had-7as-in-his-waec-photos/

if u like get 70B in Nigeria certification does not count

Leave this shithole if you can before you waste like this boy. I pray his tide turns around in no distant time.

Africa would kill your talents.......

If he was abroad, A levels would be FREE & gets a student loan to attend university or he gets sponsored/scholarship.........

Hmmm

All he needs is a good guidance and sponsorer...

This country can settle down scatter person dreams

Well,I'm not surprised....Even for bakery self,I dey BSc holders on a stead wey dey hustle.... Myself,I no really need to remind anybody say I be civil engineer but like this now,I laminate my result keep for my file until I go gather enough money tay bolt leave this country......Beta Glass company na the same thing too . Many graduates dey there dey pick bottles just to put food on their tables.. Na the way the country just want us to be.....

You can still achieve thise dreams of yours, Brother!
Just be determined to "nefer giffup!"

I wish him greatness. His path is clean unlike all these idióts that go into fraud to feed themselves.

If wishes were horses, beggars will ride.

Such a pity. This is what an average African face always.

DonnyD24hj:


I have always been guided by this rule. if I find it difficult to write an essay, then I turn for help to a professional essay writer ecobnb.com due to his skills and knowledge my essays are always well received by teachers

So you've been a cheat right from your school days!

Smart dude

He will find helper soon.

Na by A? No use your brain

Lexusgs430:
Africa would kill your talents.......

If he was abroad, A levels would be FREE & gets a student loan to attend university or he gets sponsored/scholarship.........

It's really sad, bro.

He had better find his way out of this shithole africa .

Once he is out of this Africa shore to a better country, he will be surprise of the potentials inside of him when he start to unleash these potentials.

If he remain in Africa , hardship and suffering won’t let him unleash any potentials

That's great for the young man. I hope he finds a way to build on that.