A young Nigerian girl has become an internet sensation after her video went viral on social media.
In the video, the little girl whose real name is success angrily returned home after she was sent away from school for owing fees.
In reaction to this video, Nigerians and celebrities took to their social media page to salute the strength of the young girl. Many expressed their desire to pay her fees and sponsor her up to university level.
Comedian Ayo Makun better known as AY on his part reached out to the girl’s mother to ask why the girl was sent out of school and how much her she owes the school.
He shared his conversation with the mother of the little girl on his Instagram page for his fans and friends to also support the girl in their own ways.
He captioned: “I had a chat with our little friend who simply reminds me of Taju.
As I say a big thank you to everyone who has promised to help pay for Success’s fees, it is also important to note that it goes beyond this one child. They are so many of them around us facing a range of disadvantages such as lack of education, poverty, neglect deprivation and abuse.
As much many people do have their negative views about how Nigerians jump on trending situations like this, kindly note that it is the fastest way of calling the attention of those in authority to their responsibilities.
Today, God has decided to remember our little girl Success through kind hearted Nigerians like you. So feel free to give as much as you can to change her life and that of her family completely.
ADEGOR VERA ANWULI ECOBANK 5523001911”
Replying AY, Nigerian singer, actor and rapper, Banky W also indicated interest in supporting the young girl and her family. He wrote; ‘chipped in. Well done sir.’
Also popular Abuja-based entrepreneur, Charles Okpaleke, revealed he would love to sponsor her till university. He wrote: “Who can genuinely track down the little girl’s parents! I’ll pay her school fees till she’s done with University… and I know God would keep providing for me to accomplish it!”
Popular Nigeria NGO, KBK, also expressed interest. According to the post which they shared on their Instagram page, he spoke with the little girl’s mum and offered to take care of her education until her secondary school.
