Igoche Mark Agbo

Like I promised you guy’s that I’ ll be updating you all on the children I meet last week Sunday in Niamey Niger Republic am talking about Habibu Al-Hassan Suleman and Aziz Monday been the second day of April I walk to the school nearby there I meet a man whom don’t want to be named and ask him if I can meet with the school head master leading me to the headmaster he asked if was from France or the Americas and I ANSWERED and said no that am an African from the continent ha-ha, so we went Ahead to meet with the headmaster, the headmaster welcome us and asked if he can be of help to us, and immediately I started telling him my plans and how I meet the kids on the street and want to help them get into school listening with so much excitement & looking so impressed he ask if we’re an N.G.O I reply & said yes but we’re sports N.G.O based in Ghana, He asked me to wait for a while so he called out for other ladies to come to the office & join the discussion when

Kader Oumarou 15 years old kader & stand 205 tall a student athlete of Mara junior high school Niamey Niger Republic, I sported kader together with Moutar in the basketball court on my visit to Niamey the capital of Niger republic, has a lot of potentials in him that can make him become a great basketball players in the future if he continue this way. Has not yet play basketball high level but he’s got that potentials in him already he played four games during my program in Niamey and he was wonderful in all game I watch him play kader like any other African young basketball players dream to make to the high level one day with playing in the college is all what is he’s mind now. Kader together with Moutar will be in their country and finish their junior high school then join us in our basketball academy in Ghana to get better understanding of the game. Kader favorite basketball player is Denis Rodman of the old the Chicago bulls, kader want to do everything Rodman do in he’s da

Habibu Al-Hassan Suleman and Aziz, How children survive in Niger Republic. Today been Sunday is one of our free day so you expect me to be in church but instead I opted to be on the street to see for myself how children in Niger Republic survive. Yes I met what I expected from the street. I take a long walk from my hotel room to a local place where there sell food and drinks to my astonishment I saw this four little kids begging for foot to eat so I draw close to them to see why they are here instead of staying home with their family this morning, speaking in Hausa I ask them why are they here and habibu answered me and said they don’t have a home they sleep wherever night meet them. And when day break they move about until night come again, so I ask for how long have they been out here like this? He turn to me and said for two years now I ask about their parent and family members and they all said they’re in the village wow. This kids don’t really know their age but I thin