rom Suleman Ibrahim Modibbo click here to view image The Orphans and Vulnerable Populace Care Foundation (OVPCF) has promised to hire 16-year-old Usaizu Salisu and his lawyers to claim his rights, and to pay for his education. The chairman of the foundation, Ambassador Khalifa Yusuf, made the remarks while handing over a grant to the boy at the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital in Bauchi. "I really don't know how to express my grief over what happened to this servant of God, except to say that God rewarded him and followed his card, God willing and this boy will become something in this country. . ” "And my call to anyone who thinks he has a disability, to know that physical disability is not a mental disability, because heart failure is a major disability, I am sure that this child is his blind brother. but also sees in his heart, said Khalifa Sani. He also said that they will be involved in the child's life to help him, "Under the Orphans and Vulnerable Populace Care Foundation, we will make a single pact with the Lord that God willing, this child will have everything he needs." run his life if we are informed and we will do it, and we will help him to make sure that his studies become something that he can rely on. ” "We will look for lawyers who will pay for the boy's card," he said. Uzaisu Salisu, the recipient of the grant, expressed his gratitude and appreciation. The Bauchi State Police Command has arrested three suspects in connection with the blinding of two children and charged them in a Bauchi State court.
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