Super Eagles Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Empowers Youth with 50 Tricycles
TEC News Quote of Today
“He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it.”
– Martin Luther King Jr.
Super Eagles Goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali Empowers Youth with 50 Tricycles
TEC News | Onitsha, Anambra
Nigeria’s Super Eagles goalkeeper, Stanley Nwabali, has donated 50 tricycles (keke) to youths in his community as a way of empowering them economically.
The donation, which took place shortly after the burial of his parents, was funded using the money he would have spent on elaborate funeral ceremonies. Instead, Nwabali chose to honour his parents by giving back to society.
The tricycles will help many young people in the area to earn a living through transport and delivery services.
This kind gesture has been widely praised, with many community members and fans applauding Nwabali for using his platform to make a difference.
Local authorities are expected to assist in ensuring that the tricycles are distributed fairly and used for their intended purpose.
Nwabali’s action is a strong example of how celebrities and sports figures can contribute positively to national development by empowering others.
Nwabali who considers German goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer as his role model was born in Port Harcourt, River State, Nigeria on 10 June 1996 into an Rivers State Christian family. His last name Nwabali, means “Child of the Night” in the Igbo language.
Adverts
