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Abuja businessman vows to sponsor viral little girl till her university level

- Earlier on, a video of a little girl reacting after she was sent away from school for owing fees, surfaced on the internet

- The video which went viral left many people hilariously inspired to help the little girl

- Amongst many people who vowed to help Abuja entrepreneur, Charles Okpaleke

Just a while ago, Legit.ng reported the news of how a little girl seen on the street, expressed bitterness over been sent away from school for owing fees. The way she reacted showed a passionate girl determined to stay in school.

The video soon went viral on the internet as many vowed her strength amazing. Following this, several Nigerians have expressed their desire to pay her fees and sponsor her up to university level.

Popular Abuja-based entrepreneur, Charles Okpaleke who also revealed he would love to sponsor her till univerity. He wrote: "Who can genuinely track down the little girls 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!"

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Delightfully, Charles Okpaleke isn't the only one willing to sponsor her.

Popular Nigerian NGO, KBK also expressed their interest. According to the post which they shared on their Instagram page, the spoke with the little girl's mum and offered to take care of her education until her secondary school.

Indeed, the internet is powerful!

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