There are reports that the total money is now over N5million.
This is great news for Jane.
from @punchnewspaper on instagram.
Monday, October 19, 2020
EndSARS Protesters Raise Over N4million To Help Protester Without Limb Buy Prosthetic Leg
Nigerian Youths have raised ₦ 4,119,570.00 for Jane Obiene to buy a prosthetic leg She made the headlines when she joined the #EndSARS protest in Abuja...
from @punchnewspaper on instagram.
from @punchnewspaper on instagram.
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Great Great news.
ReplyDeleteThe power of unity.
What a good news!
ReplyDeleteNice move. I am so happy for her.
ReplyDeleteWow my dear now you can get the prosthetic leg and start a good business to earn a living.shame to companies who rejected to give her job
ReplyDeleteI just check now at 10:41am, it's a little more than 7.5m....wooow
ReplyDeleteOh woooow. That's nice o
DeleteI'm so happy for her
Delete🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
DeleteGod Bless everyone 🙏 ❤
ReplyDeleteAmen o.
DeleteLet me go add my widow's mite. God bless our youth. The sleeping lion has awokened.
ReplyDeleteKudos to Nigerian youths
ReplyDeleteThis brought tears to my eyes. Nigerians are good people afterall. All we need is good leadership. God bless everyone who donated
DeleteGood one,
ReplyDeleteBravo
Wow. God bless everyone.
ReplyDeleteWhen I see good things like this I get goosebumps all over. Evidently good acts still exist.
ReplyDeleteThe unity of the youth is thrilling. With the way it's going, the leaders will only try but won't succeed until demands are met.
Nice. Nobody wants to know she is or where she's from. Nigerians dropped cash.
ReplyDeleteTribalism isn't the problem.
Bad governance has been.
Thank you Nigerians.
All those born from 1930 to 1979.
GBENUDAKE Generation.
All those born from 1980 till date.
GBENUSOKE Generation.
Weldone guys.
Nice one. God bless them.
ReplyDeleteLazy nigerian youth do pass nigerian government wow
ReplyDeleteWow! There's possibility in unity.
ReplyDeleteGreat! God bless them
ReplyDeleteThey are probably looking for ways to infiltrate and scatter this unity
ReplyDeleteThey are probably looking for ways to infiltrate and scatter this unity
ReplyDeleteWays to make this "problem" go away
Its disturbing them
Great News...
ReplyDeletePlease minister for humanitarian affairs should see this and hold her head in shame
ReplyDeleteAt least we now know the people that have been our problem