David Borketey: Amputee Hits the Street with Placard in Search of Job; Many React to Emotional Photo

• A Ghanaian amputee, David Noi Borketey, has been spotted with a placard informing people that he needs a job
• Borketey disclosed that he previously worked as an office administrator
• The father of three recently spoke to Briefly News about his predicament, saying he lost his job during the peak of the pandemic

A Ghanaian amputee, David Noi Borketey, has taken to the street in a desperate move to search for a job with a placard, informing road users that he is unemployed.

Borketey, an office administrator, is determined to turn the lemons life offered him into lemonade despite his predicament coupled with being physically challenged.

He made the bold move to change his fortunes for the better as he took to the street in search of a job.

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Inscription on placard

Borketey was spotted along the roadside by a driver as he held the placard with the inscription that reads:

''Hello, Daddy and Mum, I need a job. Employ me in your company. I'm an office administrator.''

Borketey, a true definition of a fighter, indicated that disability is not inability. He added his number for people to reach him and offer assistance.

Briefly News sighted the post on the Facebook page of Nana Afriyie, which has since garnered the reactions of some social media users.

Social media comments

Manuel Amoako indicated that he was disheartened about David's situation, saying:

''Hmmmmm soo disheartening, we're in a system where degree holders are looking for a job whilst job holders are now acquiring degrees ... May God help us all.''

Nyansah Nti said:

''Adom nyame will help you.''

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Meanwhile, speaking to Briefly News, David Noi Borketey disclosed that he has three children, including a set of twins.

He mentioned that he used to work with a non-governmental organisation (NGO) but lost his job during the peak of the pandemic after managers of the NGO returned to the UK.

The father of three revealed he needs assistance to finance the education of his children.

''I used to work for an NGO but I became unemployed after they left for the UK due to the pandemic. My wife is now our breadwinner. She sells by the roadside. When she goes and returns with something we use it for our upkeep.

''It has not been easy. I need money to send my children back to school,'' he told popular Kenyan news site YEN.com.gh.

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Source: Briefly News