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Wednesday, October 03, 2007

Alfusainey Kujabi, a taxi driver and resident of Pirang village, is in need of support to enable him pay  tuition  fees for six (6) of his late brother's children.

Mr Kujabi, who walked to the Daily Observer premises, told this reporter that these children's father (his late brother), passed away since 2005, adding that since then he (Kujabi) used to pay for their fees, but cannot afford to pay it now, due to low earning.

He said two of the children are boys attending  Senior Secondary School , while the other three are girls in the Upper Basic School, together with another boy.

He appealed to government, philanthropists, private individuals and the general public to assist him. Mr Kujabi could be reached on 7026377 or 9812271.

Author: by Assan Sallah & Njira BN Corr
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