Proud Wife of Physically Challenged Man Praises Hardworking Husband
- A couple are living their lives despite the challenges being physically disabled poses to them on a daily basis
- Nurudeen Oseni, the husband, said that his soap selling business is enough for him to feed his family
- On the other hand, his wife, Kudirat, praised her husband, saying that he has always worked hard to take care of her needs
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A young physically challenged couple has spoken about their situation as a couple. The wife, Kudirat Nurudeen Oseni, said that people always avoided them, thinking physical disability is contractable.
Speaking with BBC News Yoruba, the husband, Nurudeen Oseni, said he is into liquid soap making. He revealed that even when it is raining heavily, he always goes out to make ends meet.
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Oseni said he always makes extra effort because he knows his family has no helper. Kudirat said that when her husband wooed her, she wondered how they would cope, seeing that they are both physically limited. She stated that after three other men disappointed her, she accepted him and resigned to fate.
Kudirat said despite all, she has never for once regretted marrying Oseni. The woman stated that he has been a good provider to her and their kids despite the fact that she is not working.
According to her, if she had married the person who could use his legs, she may not have enjoyed marriage as much as she is doing now.
Oseni said that he is satisfied with the work he does and that is why he does not go around begging. Kudirat revealed that in the seven years that they have been married, he has never been so frustrated to the level of resorting to begging for alms.
Watch their full interview below:
Below are some of the reactions to their story:
vickybaby16 said:
"I know him well , he is very hard working, works at fed sec."
bunmiteone said:
"What a smart man Nurudeen is."
suntos_ventures said:
"Don’t just post this alone bbc, pls add there acct no."
amalatohsure said:
"God bless their home and see them through in all. It can be challenging but God will carry thier challenges."
sekinat_ayodele said:
"God is great."
Lady who graduated with 1st class bags scholarship for Master's in US
A young lady identified as Sarah Oladejo has taken to social media to celebrate her win after bagging a full-ride scholarship for her Master's degree in computational biology at the University of Alabama, United States.
Taking to her LinkedIn page to make the disclosure, Briefly News reported that Oladejo, who graduated from the Lagos State University (LASU) with a first class, said she was selected for the Mastercard Foundation Scholarship.
In her words:
"I was selected for the Mastercard Foundation Scholarship for a Masters in Canada and a Graduate Assistantship as well as a Fellowship for my Master's degree in the United States of America. Allow me to introduce to you a Graduate Scholar and Fellow at the University of Alabama, USA going for a Master's degree in Computational Biology on a full-ride scholarship."
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